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Chris is a cancer-survivor, best-selling author, and creator of the popular blog called, “Chris Beat Cancer”. In 2003, at 26 years old, he was diagnosed with stage IIIC colon cancer. After surgery, Chris opted-out of chemo and instead, used nutrition and natural therapies to heal his cancer. Eighteen years later, Chris is a healthy, strong, cancer-free husband and father of two.
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In our conversation, we talk about Chris’s recovery, how the wrong incentives are shaping the pharmaceutical and cancer treatment industries, the root causes of cancer, and how to craft a healthy anti-cancer diet.
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0:37 Who is Chris Wark?
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6:42 How does the cancer industry treat its patients?
11:02 The irony of hospital food
12:32 How are self-healing and entrepreneurship connected?
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