Anti Cancer A New Way of Life

meena1

Has anyone read this book? I think I saw this mentioned in one of the posts. I found this book to be truly eye opening about how the enviorment and foods contribute to someone getting cancer. It was so facinating! I read this when I was first diagnosed, I really felt it helped me fight the cancer.

Moopy23

Anti-Cancer
Hi,Meena, Mimi recommended this book to me, and I also have found it informative and inspiring. Good that you cited it for others here.

meena1

Moopy23 said:

Anti-Cancer
Hi,Meena, Mimi recommended this book to me, and I also have found it informative and inspiring. Good that you cited it for others here.

I hope that others will read
I hope that others will read it and follow his suggestions. I know it helped me.

survivorbc09

Moopy23 said:

Anti-Cancer
Hi,Meena, Mimi recommended this book to me, and I also have found it informative and inspiring. Good that you cited it for others here.

I have heard of it, but, I
I have heard of it, but, I haven't read it yet. Sounds good. Thanks!

Hugs!

BunnyJane

survivorbc09 said:

I have heard of it, but, I
I have heard of it, but, I haven't read it yet. Sounds good. Thanks!

Hugs!

Great Book!
It is wonderful book--- a 'must read' for all of us!
Jane

cabbott

I read it
I read it and thought it was good. I know that what the surgeons and doctors do is important, but I like to do my part too. I had no idea how important exercise was until I was diagnosed. I ate right and avoided things I knew to be cancer causing, but sweat? Ugh! Now I hit the gym Monday through Friday doing an hour every morning and I try to walk a lot more the rest of the time. I'm still no athlete and I still can't run far or fast but I feel better. If it helps to stop cancer from coming back, great. If not, I still feel better and can do daily living sorts of things (dashing out of the rain, getting up stairs, and picking up groceries) better than I used to and much better than some folks my age. I cringe at what our young people are doing to themselves by getting overweight and out of shape in their teens. They are headed for trouble bigtime. It is important that all kids find sports they enjoy as participants, not just the varsity-bound jocks. If you have daughters, urge them to eat right and get active. It makes a difference.

chickad52

cabbott said:

I read it
I read it and thought it was good. I know that what the surgeons and doctors do is important, but I like to do my part too. I had no idea how important exercise was until I was diagnosed. I ate right and avoided things I knew to be cancer causing, but sweat? Ugh! Now I hit the gym Monday through Friday doing an hour every morning and I try to walk a lot more the rest of the time. I'm still no athlete and I still can't run far or fast but I feel better. If it helps to stop cancer from coming back, great. If not, I still feel better and can do daily living sorts of things (dashing out of the rain, getting up stairs, and picking up groceries) better than I used to and much better than some folks my age. I cringe at what our young people are doing to themselves by getting overweight and out of shape in their teens. They are headed for trouble bigtime. It is important that all kids find sports they enjoy as participants, not just the varsity-bound jocks. If you have daughters, urge them to eat right and get active. It makes a difference.

Cabbott
I agree with you 100%!!The young kids today, all some of them want to do is watch TV or play video games. In a way progress may not be good. Diane

Kylez

chickad52 said:

Cabbott
I agree with you 100%!!The young kids today, all some of them want to do is watch TV or play video games. In a way progress may not be good. Diane

No, I haven't read this
No, I haven't read this book, but, I will try to get it. Thanks!

Kylez ♥