Utilizing organic nutrition, detoxification, and other techniques, a bio-repair system attempts to allow the body to heal itself from diseases, such as cancer. By abiding to the guidelines of the system, Doris Sokosh has managed to remain free of cancer for nearly forty years.

In 1971, after being diagnosed with cancer, Sokosh received a radical mastectomy and a hysterectomy for treatment. She experienced severe weight loss due to these operations. When she weighed less than ninety pounds, her doctor believed that her condition was terminal and sent her home to spend time with her family.

Because she did not have any other options, she began following a bio-repair program administered by the Foundation for Advancement in Cancer Therapy (F.A.C.T.). In addition to detoxification, she was drinking fresh vegetable juices that consisted of organic carrots, beets, and celery. READ MORE

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Foundation for Advancement in Cancer Therapy (F.A.C.T.) is very pleased to announce the publication of an important addition to our Recommended Reading:

Cancer-A Rational Approach to Long-Term Recovery by Lou Dina
We get many queries from people who have seen the film Rethinking Cancer and want to know “Now, what, specifically, should I do?” This book is the answer to that call.

Lou Dina, a mechanical engineer, classical guitarist and one of the patients featured in the film Rethinking Cancer, was diagnosed in 1978 with lymph cancer metastasized to the bone. After methodically examining all his medical options, Lou beat the odds using a non-invasive, non-toxic metabolic approach or bio-repair. He has remained cancer-free for over 30 years.

Now, in this just published work, Cancer—A Rational Approach to Long-Term Recovery, he shares the details of his battle with the disease and documents the specific steps he took to regain his health. This is much more than an inspiring story of recovery. It is, in effect, a textbook for patients and doctors alike, presenting the essentials of bio-repair in a highly accessible way. This book really puts “meat” on the bones of the bio-repair concept that has been used successfully by hundreds of well-documented, long-term recovered patients. A free PDF download with selected chapters is available. Bound as well as ebook copies of this unique and important book can be purchased. CLICK HERE.

We feel strongly that Cancer —  A Rational Approach to Long-Term Recovery should be required reading for all those seeking a deeper understanding of the non-toxic, bio-repair approach to prevention and treatment of cancer and other chronic conditions.

According to the American Cancer Society’s (ACS) Cancer Facts & Figures for 2009, more than 1.4 million individuals received a dreaded diagnosis last year for a disease characterized by the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells. Nearly one out of two men and one out of three women are annually diagnosed with some form of cancer. While the disease can develop in almost any organ or tissue, the ACS notes that men and women both develop two of the three most common cancers: lung and colorectal. For men, the second most common cancer develops in the prostate.

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by Linda Sechrist

Mimi Stoneburner, host of the Body Talk Health Show on K-tip 1450 radio interviews Sheryl Leventhal, M.D on Rethinking Cancer, health, nutrition and her Oncology and Functional Medicine and medical experience working with patients. Listen Here