Chemotherapy is the greatest fraud ever perpetrated upon the American public. This statement must reach the public consciousness. The Big Pharma-FDA complex must be exposed as a cartel colluding, not on curing cancer, but on generating profits. Does chemotherapy work? Maybe, sometimes, with some specific cancers. But very often, it does not work. The “best weapon” used in the “war on cancer” traces its genesis to mustard gas. The cancer may die, but the collateral damage is the patient’s life. Approximately 600,000 Americans die each year ostensibly from “cancer”—but are they actually dying from treatment? A very provocative question. Bill Henderson interviews Margaret Bermel about her new book called “The Cancer Odyssey.” Bill says, "I really enjoyed your book. If everyone would read it BEFORE they get the cancer diagnosis (and go into "fear orbit"), the millions of unnecessary "cancer" deaths would end." Here is a direct link where you can listen to it or download it (plain mp3 audio file). http://webtalkradio.net/?s=bill+henderson&task=search How to Live Cancer Free – “The Cancer Odyssey” by Margaret Bermel

Running for Our Lives inspires those facing cancer and life-threatening illnesses, their families, friends, medical researchers, physicians, oncology nurses, hospice providers, and staff who work with terminally ill patients. Barrys quiet struggle turned public when thrust into the national spotlight as an unexpected success story in a clinical trial and featured in Time, Chicago Tribune, NBC Nightly News, and ABC Evening News. As one doctor put it, the authors were sitting on a barrel of dynamite.

When the doctor first announces the diagnosis "cancer," patients, families and friends feel as if they are struck by lightning--scared, dazed, and confused. So are Barry Riccio, at age 38, suddenly faced with a rare form of cancer, leiomyosarcoma, and his wife, Kathryn Anthony. On that fateful day their lives are forever changed.In gripping detail, Running for Our Lives chronicles the authors' seven-year emotional roller coaster ride across five states and scores of doctors, nurses, and medical staff. It explains how persistence, research, and outreach help them wage their battle, when, as their doctor warns them, they are "sitting on a barrel of dynamite." Running for Our Lives inspires patients facing devastating diagnoses of cancer and other life-threatening illness, the families and friends who care about them, as well as medical researchers, physicians, oncology nurses, hospice providers and staff who work with terminally ill patients every day. It provides a window into the authors' private world, one where they are dangling off a cliff, and the struggle to stay alive overshadows all else.

This inspiring and hope-filled book will change the way you look at cancer. It shows that cancer is not a death sentence--and that recovery may be possible even if diagnosed at an advanced state. It tells the story of a woman with stage IV ovarian cancer who used both conventional and alternative medicine to recover her health. It shows that much more is needed for cancer recovery than a Medical Program, which is all that doctors are typically trained to provide. A quality Nutrition Program, a Detoxification Program and a Mind & Spirit Program, which constitute The Trinity of Natural Healing, are also needed. Reading this book can restore hope--which is a critical element needed for recovery. It also shows that one can carefully combine conventional medical treatments, such as surgery and even some chemotherapy, with alternative dietary and detoxification approaches, together with mental and spiritual practices.

The Cancer Odyssey: Two Sisters, Two Journals, is a cautionary tale that grabs you and sweeps you along as an intimate observer of the two sisters' lives as they struggle to come to terms with a devastating diagnosis of, "the lumpless breast cancer." Hannah is undergoing treatment for what turns out to be inflammatory breast cancer. Her older sister is a nurse practitioner who knows more than she would like to about Hannah's cancer and its treatment. Written from two different perspectives, both journals focus on the odyssey that Hannah has embarked upon and the change that Hannah's inflammatory breast cancer has brought to each sisters' life.

When it was first detected, Paul's esophageal cancer was already so advanced that no one expected him to survive past a few months. The aggressive treatments necessary to bring the cancer under control presented Paul with seriously life-threatening side effect issues. What makes his case so extraordinary is how these issues were addressed and that Paul was able to live a quality life that was happy and productive.