1. How to eat to lower your risk of breast cancer relapse
2. Cut hidden toxins out from bathroom, kitchen and laundry cupboards
3. Support your body’s defences against cancer recurrence
4. A proactive plan for lasting recovery
Ideal diet, anti inflammatory, low carb, ketogenic. Fasting & the various ways to incorporate fasting. Tour of supermarket to find healthy alternatives. Lunch/Dinner cooking videos
Best exercises, most useful supplements, stress and its effects, sleep & circadian rhythm. Environmental toxins and endocrine disrupting chemicals and safe product swaps.
An introduction into various reasons breast cancer can recur. Introduction into topics: Inflammation, Breast cancer stem cell and oxidative damage.
Some simple food swaps
How to interpret and track your own blood tests, to keep ahead of your health
Supplement regime - taking the confusion out of what to take and when
2 week low carbohydrate eating plan so you can start your change immediately
In fact, you can achieve all this and more. And you won't be navigating it all alone.
Enjoy a 30-minute personalised session to get tailored guidance, clarify your goals, overcome challenges, and accelerate your progress.
You’ll have my support through two live Zoom calls and a community page where you can ask questions, share experiences, and get ongoing guidance. I’m here to help you every step of the way.
I have outlined and recommended the top tier supplements that can help to reduce breast cancer recurrence.
No, Usually there is just one pan extra when you are following low carbohydrate/carbohydrate restricted diet.
Feeling unsure about making all the changes is understandable. The important thing is progress, not perfection. This course will provide you with manageable steps and support along the way—empowering you to make sustainable changes at your own pace
No, you won't be constantly thinking about cancer. The goal of the course is to help you process your experience, reduce worry, and move forward with confidence. It’s designed to support your emotional well-being so that you can focus on your life and future, not just on cancer.
It depends, I have recommended diet, lifestyle, exercise, and ways to clean up your environment. You may or may not be doing some parts well already. Its all about baby steps. Ideally implementing one new change at a time, creating that habit then introducing the next thing
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