Brain Cancer

Despite annual checkups, negative mammograms, and clean bills of health, Jenny was diagnosed with invasive ductal breast carcinoma in 2009. After undergoing a double mastectomy, achieving clear surgical margins, taking…

You may have read my previous blogs about cancer and sugar. Here’s one more: Some scientists think there is a connection between cancer and a yeast or fungal overgrowth known as…

What is marijuana to you? For me, I have always known marijuana as a drug, a substance that intoxicates you! Hence, I have kept away from it. Anything and everything…

Have you ever… Hoped to create vibrant health but just couldn’t turn the corner? Felt stressed and burned out and just wanted to break free from it all? Wanted to…

What happens when cancer treatments end?  Many folks describe the feeling as one of abandonment, of falling off a cliff into what’s supposed to be a new “normal.”  But for…

It is very common that once cancer begins growing, it progresses for 8-10 years before it is able to be detected. However, new advances in technology are bringing us a…

In the late 1970’s my family became involved with the Center for Advancement in Cancer Education. Back then it was known as FACT. Executive director, Susan Silberstein, actually performed an…

Dr. Kelly Turner, PhD, author of the New York Times bestseller Radical Remission, announced the launch of her new online course on March 18, 2016. RADICAL REMISSION: Applying the 9…

I have received many comments in response to my article 5 Reasons Cancer and Sugar are Best Friends. Two responses in particular challenged what I wrote. Cyndy questioned, “Numerous medical entities…

A few weeks ago, I received this email from a Cornell student pursuing a medical career who had attended one of my lectures: Dear Dr. Silberstein, My name is Steven…