Radical Remission audiobook

One of my chemo nurses recommended this book to me. Read after very-near fatal experince while on chemotherapy. I highly recommend this book.Traditional medicine does not have all the answers when it comes to cancer, even though I continue with traditional therapies I have found that many of the suggestions in this book have helped me deal with my diagnosis. I also have tried some of the alternative approaches that have slowed the progression of my dieease.

I have read this book twice in just a couple of weeks. This is a must read for any cancer patients or anyone with family or friends that have cancer. This is by far one of the best books I ever read. It includes inspiring stories of cancer patients, and it gives you detailed steps on how to beat cancer. The lessons in here were life changing, they create hope for all cancer patients to achieve a radical remission. The only thing I am mad about is that I didn't read this book sooner. The author is amazing, she is really making a difference for the cancer fighting world.

I have to thank this author for writing this book and including so many examples of patients who have had radical remissions. This book came at a time we are helping a loved one suffering with 4th stage prostate cancer which has moved into his bones and spread.. it's been pretty emotionally painful and horrible to see the suffering that Cancer brings. We have been uplifted and inspired by this author and look forward to opportunities to see her at upcoming live events. I would like to interview Kelly A.Turner on an upcoming episode of my talk show "Successipes." Again, thank-you and keep writing and sharing more with us. We need good news and to have hope. You will help so many people with this book.

This book is AWESOME. I recommend that anyone who either had/has or might get or know anyone with either cancer or any chronic disease read this. I feel that it validated some of my beliefs already. I would never advise anyone to skip western medical treatment but think that the principles in this book would help anyone with just about any diagnosis.

Clear, courageous, direct: Kelly Turner navigates the stormy waters of cancer treatment and recovery with aplomb. I really like the way she combines storytelling with thorough data analysis. As a cancer survivor I deeply value her even handedness embracing both conventional medicine and complementary health practices. The last thing I need right now is some kind of shaming right/wrong finger-wagging about the dilemmas of responding to a cancer diagnosis.In her PhD, she interviewed healers and survivors about their experiences with radical remission: cancer recoveries that beat the odds through natural methods, whether combined with conventional medical treatment or not. By the time she wrote the book she was drawing on over a thousand case studies.Her writing offers a wonderfully clear, succinct combination of the results of her data analysis with useful cancer research - and lovely, touching, individual stories of miraculous cancer recovery told with loving care and wonder. So we sit -together with both the science and the magic that is our life on this earth.And then she decodes the magic - at least partially. I encourage you read the book whether or not you have been diagnosed with cancer. We can all improve the quality of our lives by paying attention to the nine empowering and broad-based common factors she identifies - actions and behaviours any person can take, to live more healthily and reduce the chances of cancer cells congregating in your body and starting a rebellion. I am writing about my personal experience of prostate cancer, and the steps I am taking to respond to the cancer, on the Recovering Man blog and I invite you to visit.

I read this book while in active treatment for breast cancer and it was so inspirational and empowering. These are the tips and stories that I was looking for and not finding anywhere. I find the author's research so valuable and powerful. I highly recommend this book for anyone living with cancer or those looking to get one step ahead of the game.

Fantastic information. Everything shared with wonderful compassion and stories shared from cancer survivors. So much data that can be practiced by everyone. I took my time in reading so I could truly take in all that was said - and will definitely return to the pages again and again.

I started reading this after my own diagnosis and soon I realized that every time I sat down to read this book, at every single page I turned, I was left with a sense of awe and positivity and new courage that I didn't even know existed in me. It is extremely empowering and has brought so much hope to my life that I have told myself to read this book every six months to keep feeling these positive feelings. I'd recommend it to everyone who wants to cure and prevent a cancer. Thank you, Dr. Turner, for writing this book and bringing tremendous amount of hope to me! With gratitude, Kanan

I am still reading but this book should be required reading for everyone. Not just when you get cancer. I don't have cancer but I'm reading this because it was recommended by a friend who does. As far as I am concerned this book helps understand how to live. It was very confirming to me and the beliefs I have had for close to 50 years. It is about joy, connection, love, intuition, happy, belief.

I feel like this book has some great ideas on how to holistically treat cancer and other diseases through diet, exercise, love, positivity and energy/other holistic methods. My mom liked it too. Her brother recommended that she read it and gifted it to her actually. That was nice of him.

Radical Remission was a book I wasn't overly interested in, despite a good friend telling me how great it was. For some reason, the cancer aspect didn't peak my curiosity, even though I am interested in alternative healing methods for cancer patients. Having finally read it, I can say this is an amazing book that is less about cancer, and more about natural healing and ways to "miraculously" heal your body that are not so mysterious after all. If you are in any way interested in holistic living, please read this book. It's full of incredible information and jaw-dropping stories of people brave enough to blaze their own path with their healthcare in order to save their own lives. The information in this book is applicable to every day life, as well. You do not need to be sick in order to benefit from and be inspired by the wealth of information in Radical Remission.

Oh, I really loved this! I found it to be so inspiring (and definitely shed some tears at some of these incredible stories.) When people see the impossible can be done (climb Mt. Everest, run a 4-minute mile), it's amazing to see how quickly others can then do "the impossible". Radical remission is possible, it just might FEEL impossible, but the more stories cancer survivors share, the more other people they have the ability to make changes themselves without having it controlled by a doctor. Turner's writing was incredibly accessible and readable, and she had such an empathy for each of her interviewees. And their stories were amazing! I read some criticism that the book seems "anti-Western medicine", and maybe that's a little true, but I think it's also that Western medicine (allopathic medicine) can be very limited in its approach--find the cancer, kill it, hope it doesn't come back. This approach is multi-layered and leaves no stone unturned--diet, supplements, belief you'll heal, community, spiritual connection, etc.--besides just chemo and radiation. She mentioned the word "empowerment" at the end, and how this approach--taking the 9 factors and applying them to your life--can empower patients when they feel hopeless, and that's incredibly powerful. I also appreciated how much research Turner gathered on top of her interviews (all well-cited), and the combination of the research plus stories plus tips you can do after each section, made this a terrific read. Highly recommended.