47: Things I Wish I Would Have Known 30 Years Ago, Episode 2 Why Did I Get Cancer? podcast

47: Things I Wish I Would Have Known 30 Years Ago, Episode 2

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47: Things I Wish I Would Have Known 30 Years Ago, Segment 2

I wish I had understood the healing power of joy, hope, and happiness. And the power of having an inner circle that believes similarly.

But I know now! And I work daily to have more joy, happiness, and hope. Is that easy? Nope. I had to cultivate these emotions by setting up my day correctly.

What does that mean to “set up my day” correctly? It means I no longer over-schedule myself; I spend time outside first thing in the morning and start my day “hanging out” with God and praying for my friends and family. I allow more margin in my day, which helps me keep my stress levels lower.

According to Dr. Kelly Turner, almost all the Radical Remission survivors she interviewed mentioned doing these ten things to heal their cancer.

These ten key healing factors for Radical Remission are, in no particular order:

1. Radically changing your diet
2. Taking control of your health
3. Following your intuition
4. Using herbs and supplements
5. Releasing suppressed emotions
6. Increasing positive emotions
7. Embracing social support
8. Deepening your spiritual connection
9. Having strong reasons for living
10. Exercise

In 2023 I am very focused on number 6 on the list above!

I loved my interview with Radical Remission author Dr. Kelly Turner.

I re-listened to it and was reminded how happiness hormones can kill cancer cells.

Here are some studies that she suggested for my listeners:

Modulation of Anti-Tumor Immunity by the Brain's Reward System

Oxytocin and Cancer: An Emerging Link

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