Every cancer patient should be told about this book

Finally… a clear and genuinely helpful guidebook for cancer patients!

Liz explains everything in such a clear and reassuring way—I finally feel like we have someone we can truly trust. Getting all the information you need from your surgeon or oncologist can be tough. Appointments are short, and often, you only think of the important questions afterward.

I never considered stopping my treatment after my BC surgery, but struggling on Tamoxifen led me to explore other options. I fell into the world of alternative treatments (like Chris Wark’s approach), spending a fortune on organic fruit and veg, juicing non-stop, and essentially living like a rabbit. I lasted about four weeks before I just couldn’t keep it up anymore—and when I stopped, I felt like a failure for not sticking with it after listening to so many podcasts preaching that path.

Liz cuts through all the misinformation we’re bombarded with. When I was diagnosed at 43 with three young kids, I went into complete panic mode. Her book is so well-researched, and in my view, she is an incredibly trusted and reliable source of knowledge.

I’m beyond grateful for the clarity and reassurance she provides. I can now move forward without beating myself up, wondering if my cancer was somehow my fault. Sometimes, it really is just crappy luck. And knowing that eating healthily and exercising—without extreme, unsustainable measures—is just as beneficial (if not more!) is such a relief. Plus, it’s a whole lot more enjoyable than living on juices!

Thank you so much for this, Liz! xxx

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