Kelly A. Turner

This goes along with an underlying belief that most of my research subjects shared, which is, ‘To get rid of cancer, you must change the conditions under which it thrives. ... Therefore, if you change the underlying conditions of the body, so those conditions become healthier, cancer cells will naturally die off.

When Radical Remission survivors talk to me about trying to feel more love, joy, and happiness in order to help their bodies heal, they talk about it as they would talk about flossing their teeth or working out: they see happiness as a habit you have to practice daily in order to reap the desired benefits.

Most important, I hope you are never a ‘patient’ again—neither one who suffers nor one who passively submits—but instead you always decide to take an active and engaged role in your life, health, and happiness.

In other words, whenever researchers take a closer look at Radical Remission survivors, they discovered the survivors all took control over their health and became very active in the decision-making process.

Cancer cells behave differently than healthy cells do, and one of the key differences is that they require lots of sugar in order to function. Therefore, cutting refined sugars out of your diet may be a key way to help ‘starve’ a cancer cell.

Anomaly noun: Something that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected.