Allison Gannett
Stage 4, Terminal Malignant Brain Cancer
David
Stage 4 Follicular Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
Laura Lummer
Metastatic Stage 4 Breast Cancer
Chris Joseph
Stage 3 Pancreatic Cancer
Andrea Schaffer
Grade 3, Oligodendroglioma
Sara S.
Stage 3 Breast Cancer
Trish
Ovarian Cancer, Stage 4
Gillian
Stage 3, Brain Tumor
Julie
Stage 2 Breast Cancer
Darlene
Neuroendocrine Cancer, Stage 4
Liz C.
Lung Cancer, Stage 4
Dale W.
Carcinoma, Stage 4
Heather C.
Vulvar Carcinoma, Stage 1
Joycelin R.
Stage 4 Brain Tumor
Keli B.
Triple Negative Breast Cancer
Mary C.
Stage 3 HER2+ Breast Cancer
Karen T.
Breast cancer
Daniel H.
Prostate Cancer, Stage 4
Beckett F.
Brain Tumor, Stage 4
Kristy M.
Stage 3 Breast Cancer
My diagnosis was scary, but also frustrating because I was at the mercy of the doctors, labs, radiology departments, etc and no one seemed to have any sense of urgency. Reading Nasha’s book gave me control of at least part of my treatment. I had a single mastectomy and chemotherapy, but honestly both were not bad. I even skied almost every day during chemo. The intermittent fasting, high dose vitamin C IV’s, keto diet and mistletoe were life changing. Most people didn’t even know I had cancer and those who did were surprised that I looked and acted the same as always. I never looked or felt like a typical cancer patient.
Judy F.
Stage 3 Ovarian Cancer
Having adopted the metabolic pathway to recovery rather than chemo which offered me 30% chance of being alive in 5 years' time, I have kept extremely well and had my full energy back just three months after surgery. I am very heartened with the results to date with my CA125 levels dropping from 190 prior to surgery to 46 afterwards, then to 10 after 2 months and now 7.
Julia Theisen
Triple Negative Breast Cancer
I am in control of my journey - completely. I decide the extent to which I embrace this journey, and that's a powerful feeling. Physically I feel fantastic. Emotionally I am far less fearful about living with cancer.
Pam Askins
Invasive Lobular Breast Cancer
I love how very individualized and data-driven it is. Your treatment plan is created just for you and modified monthly as your metrics change. I always thought that I would need to take certain supplements for the rest of my life, but that is not the case. As my body heals and my diet improves, I can manage without some of them. I really appreciate how very specific it is to me and my health and feel comfortable that I can track my bio-markers which will give me a forewarning potentially allowing me a chance to avoid a recurrence. It is very empowering.
Melissa C.
Breast Cancer, Stage 3
I have been in remission for over 5 years and I know I healed because of Dr. Nasha Winter’s story, research, and book. I thought, “If she can do it, so can I.”
Ailyn G.
Breast cancer, Stage 2
Fmd during chemos, strength excersices, diet no sugar, fix light environment, grounding, etc…
Lisa G.
Stage 1, Breast Cancer
As I learned about my cancer diagnosis, I promised myself that I would lean into every resource, ask for help at every turn, and learn everything possible about this part of my health journey. As I progressed through Standard Medical Care, I realized that there was more, that it could not be as simple as surgery and radiation, to get to survivorship. All of my adult life I have been concerned about doctors treating symptoms rather than root causes. As I sorted through the resources offered by the social worker where I saw oncology professionals I began attending webinars. Through HealingJourneys.org, and Jan Adrian, I found Dr Nasha Winters. When I learned about the Metabolic Terrain Institute of Health I knew I had found what I was looking for. One individual patient at a time.
Jenifer H.
Breast Cancer
Cancer is a word not a sentence and when you dig deep enough to find your truth, cancer becomes a gift.
Kristy Iacono
Mantle Cell Lymphoma
My quality of life was immensely better than it would have been with intense chemo and a bone marrow transplant. I got to raise my kids as a ‘normal mom’ and be part of their everyday lives. I'll never forget, my daughter was a freshman in high school and had just learned about chemo in school, and burst into tears when we gave her the news. We were able to let the kids know I was doing something different and it was going to be ok.
Steve L.
Lyphoma, Stage 4
Your body has to run on fat at least some of the time to be healthy.
Sara H.
Breast Cancer, Stage 3
While I chose to do chemotherapy, I also implemented dietary changes that Dr. Winters discussed in her book. I never experienced any gastrointestinal side effects from chemo. My energy throughout treatment was good enough for me to continue exercising in some capacity daily. I have started a couple of medications since completing chemo and so far have only experienced hot flashes. I plan to continue to implement other recommendations from Dr. Winters.
Anna C.
Breast Cancer, Stage 4
I was diagnosed with late stage breast can in 2016. I decided to take an integrative approach and the past 4 years I’ve been working with the most wonderful Jo Gamble. My experience with the metabolic approach to cancer has enabled me to live a very happy and healthy life with is more than I could have ever asked for over 8 years ago. Thank you
Heather D.
Stage 4 Breast Cancer
I was originally diagnosed in 2010 as stage 2B, I did the typical standard of care approach with bilateral mastectomy, chemo and tamoxifen. My cancer recurred in 2018 and I found Dr. Nasha's book 5 days after being diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. Feeling completely LOST and forlorn, Dr. Nasha's book was an actionable book of HOPE and has been my cancer bible for the past 5.5 years. I've gone on to become a terrain advocate and would love to share my personal journey with anyone who is interested. I wish I'd had this information after my initial diagnosis because I 100% feel I could have avoided being stage 4.
Louise S.
Breast Cancer
The metabolic, terrain-based approach to cancer is focused on treating the causes, not the disease, to help your body heal. There is a saying in Malta that you can clean out the cobwebs but you need to find the Spider. For me, finding the various spiders has been the game changer
Julia T.
Triple Negative Breast Cancer
I was looking for deeper understanding as to the 'why' rather than the 'let's throw whatever we can at this' approach. The Metabolic Approach to Cancer has provided that and more! I am the captain of my ship, and I am fully empowered for my lifetime!
Kelly K.
Ovarian Cancer, Stage 1
I first believe in the power of prayer. It is scary getting a cancer diagnosis but I firmly believe in the protocols Dr Nasha has used and prescribes. I felt better than I had in years and there is no evidence of disease.
Jenny S.
Breast Cancer, Stage 4
Do it!! It won’t hurt and will only help. The standard of care approach isn’t working, and that system isn’t doing you any favors.
Kynda B.
Breast Cancer, Stage 4
Advocate for yourself, do your research and build a toolbox you are comfortable with and can maintain. Find clinics and specialists you can trust and are on the same page as you on this health journey. Also never let anyone tell you how long you have left, no one truly knows. Good luck to everyone on this healing journey.
