Holistic health

Holism is the theory that the universe is made of interactive whole organisms that are more than the mere sum of their parts, and that what affects one part also affects the others. …
Holistic health is an approach to life where the whole person is valued. Rather than focusing on specific parts of a person’s body, holistic health considers the person’s body, thoughts, emotions, spirit and interaction with others and with the environment. The aim of holistic health is to support maximum well-being with the resources available.”
— American Holistic Nurses Association

I’m writing a book about my recent health scare and what I did about it.

While you’re waiting for it, here are some excerpts: (coming soon … please check back!)

While you’re waiting for Thriving to become available, pick up a copy of Dr Kelly Turner’s Radical Hope.

The Basics (pdf download)

  • Chapter 2 “What is Healthy?” – includes the five Health Defense Systems
  • Chapter 4 “Holistic” – includes the Radical Remission factors and Blue Zones common denominators

Food as Medicine (pdf download)

  • The cookie factory story” (you’ll never forget the five Health Defense Systems after this!)
  • My “Fridge chart” — the foods I emphasized at every meal and snack
  • The “hero ingredient” concept
  • “Let’s play Scrabble” — gamifying your food-direction-change

More important stuff (pdf download)

  • “Get a notebook”
  • Worried about BRCA genes? Learn about epigenetics and the UCSF studies.
  • “25 Things your doctor won’t tell you”
  • “Cancer-free was up to me.” My plan to “jump to the head of the class” on those DFS statistics
  • My personal “Bubble diagram”

Take your research seriously (pdf download)

  • How I do research, what I look for — because my life depends upon it
  • Resources I’m using: studies, books, etc.

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