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Ann Fonfa was diagnosed with breast cancer in January 1993. She was suffering from extreme Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, still not recognized as an illness today. She avoided chemotherapy, hormonal and radiation treatments using surgery and natural strategies to survive. Told she was stage IV in 1997, Ann added personalized Chinese herbal prescriptions to her complex complementary protocol. In 2019, Ann was diagnosed with follicular lymphoma and is again using Chinese herbal medicine as well as monoclonal antibodies.   In 1999 Ann founded the Annie Appleseed Project, an all-volunteer cancer nonprofit sharing evidence-based information on complementary therapies and integrative oncology. She is well-known for moving awareness forward and has spoken at many conferences and events. Her work continues to educate and inform people with cancer, as well as, those in the oncology field. The Annie Appleseed Project hosts an annual Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Cancer conference featuring patient panels and medical practitioners from around the world. Ann also advocates for male breast cancer and the LGBTQIA+ community.   To learn more about Ann and her work visit Annie Appleseed Project  Connect with Ann on Social Media Facebook  YouTube  _________________________________________________________ To learn more about the 10 Radical Remission Healing Factors, connect with an RR coach or join a virtual or in-person workshop visit www.radicalremission.com. To watch Episode 1 of the Radical Remission Docuseries for free, visit our YouTube channel here. Click Here, to learn more about cancer coaching with Liz or Karla.  Follow us on Social Media on: Facebook Instagram YouTube

Join us on the latest episode of Integrative Cancer Solutions with Dr. Karlfeldt as we delve into the fascinating world of integrative and holistic methods for cancer treatment. In this captivating episode, we explore groundbreaking approaches that go beyond traditional therapies. Prepare to be captivated by our guest speaker, Ann Fonfa, as she takes us on her personal journey through integrative oncology and complementary medicine. Anne's story is a powerful testament to the transformative potential of alternative treatments. In this episode, we shed light on the often-overlooked challenges faced by individuals diagnosed with cancer. We uncover the lack of information and communication from medical professionals, leaving patients to navigate their treatment journey alone. Our discussion uncovers the frustrations faced by individuals seeking personalized care and tailored treatment options. Discover the incredible impact of alternative approaches to conventional treatments as we delve into the success stories of those who have embraced integrative medicine. From acupuncture to 100% organic diets and the power of juicing, we unveil the remarkable transformations experienced by individuals who dared to explore new paths. We also delve into the inspiring journey of a woman who, faced with recurring tumors, embarked on a life-changing trip to Mexico to undergo the revolutionary Gerson program. Her story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of integrative treatments. Uncover the significant role of nutrition in supporting cancer treatment as we emphasize the importance of following a healthy eating protocol. Our expert guest speaker emphasizes the need to avoid added sugar, artificial ingredients, and the cumulative effects of pesticides. Discover the power of organic foods and the incredible impact they can have on your well-being. Challenge the status quo and take control of your health as we encourage you to question authority and advocate for better food choices. Learn from real-life experiences as our speakers share their personal journeys with breast cancer and the various treatment methods they have tried. We also explore the often-overlooked realm of emotional well-being and its impact on cancer treatment. Discover the transformative power of finding joy and living life to the fullest, even in the face of illness. Embrace the importance of listening to your body and making informed treatment decisions that align with your preferences. Are you ready to embark on a journey of empowerment and healing? Tune in to Integrative Cancer Solutions with Dr. Karlfeldt and discover a wealth of knowledge, insights, and stories that will inspire and empower you. Don't miss out on this life-changing episode. Subscribe now and unlock the secrets to holistic cancer treatment. - Ann Fonfa's journey in integrative oncology- Lack of information and communication from medical professionals- Personal experience with alternative medicine and organic diet- Exploring complementary treatments after skepticism from oncologist- Personal experience with alternative therapies and mastectomy- Creation and success of antioposiproject.org website- Importance of healthy eating and avoiding toxins- Taking control of health and lifestyle changes- Success with Chinese medicine herbs and listening to body- Dealing with skepticism from loved ones about health decisions- Importance of finding a doctor who listens and prioritizes preferences- Issues with high doses of Cape cytobeine Zoloda- Reliance on surrogate endpoints in cancer treatment- Lack of focus on finding cures and prioritizing disease management- Impact of unhealthy habits and chemicals on cancer development- Finding joy and living life fully as a cancer survivor- Being an informed patient and advocating for one's health- Importance of movement and exercise for lymph flow- Being informed and reducing treatment toxicity- Seeking organic products and natural nutrients for cancer patients- Choosing probiotics and mushrooms for cancer treatment- Personal experiences with supplements and therapies for sleep and health- Various treatments and supplements for cancer patients- Recognizing different options for health and healing- Impact of conferences on health and well-being Integrative Cancer Solutions was created to instill hope and empowerment. Other people have been where you are right now and have already done the research for you. Listen to their stories and journeys and apply what they learned to achieve similar outcomes as they have, cancer remission and an even more fullness of life than before the diagnosis. Guests will discuss what therapies, supplements, and practitioners they relied on to beat cancer. Once diagnosed, time is of the essence. This podcast will dramatically reduce your learning curve as you search for your own solution to cancer. For more information about products and services discussed in this podcast, please visit www.integrativecancersolutions.com. To learn more about the cutting-edge integrative cancer therapies Dr. Karlfeldt offer at his center, please visit www.TheKarlfeldtCenter.com.

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I have said many times that our darkest moments in life are gifts to elevate us to that next level of excellence. These times define who we truly are and become our crowning moments… After surviving cancer, Ann Fonfa started The Annie Appleseed Foundation. Ann will tell us about the 2023 Annie Appleseed Complementary and […] The post Annie Appleseed Project 2023 Conference, Ann Fonfa appeared first on LillianMcDermott.com.

Breast Cancer Prevention News. What Your Doctor Doesn't Tell You.Ann Fonfa founder of the AnnieAppleseedProject speaks on topics doctors should cover and questions we wish we had had the answers too when we were diagnosed and going through treatment.  "From its inception, the Annie Appleseed Project decided to challenge the existing treatment paradigm, to question the existing research methods and subjects, and to propose new directions for both ending with true Integrative Oncology." Support the show

Breast Cancer Prevention News. Ann Fonfa founder of the AnnieAppleseedProject speaks on the dangers of processed foods to wellness especially for cancer patients.  "From its inception, the Annie Appleseed Project decided to Challenge the Existing treatment paradigm, to Question the existing research methods and subjects, and to Propose new directions for both ending with true Integrative Oncology. Thus the program name Cheqpt, designed to bring complementary, alternative therapies to the mainstream as soon as may be, while serving as a place where all ideas are scrutinized." - Quote from her website.The term “processed food” can cause some confusion because most foods are processed in some way.  However, chemically processed foods often only contain refined ingredients and artificial substances, with little nutritional value. They tend to have added chemical flavoring agents, colors, and sweeteners.These ultra-processed foods are sometimes called “cosmetic” foods, as compared with whole foods.Some examples of ultra-processed foods include:frozen or ready mealsbaked goods, including pizza, cakes, and pastriespackaged breadsprocessed cheese productsbreakfast cerealscrackers and chipscandy and ice creaminstant noodles and soupsreconstituted meats, such as sausages, nuggets, fish fingers, and processed hamsodas and other sweetened drinksAre processed foods bad for you?Ultra-processed foods tend to taste good and are often inexpensive.  They are addictive but have no nutritional value.However, they usually contain ingredients that could be harmful if consumed in excess, such as saturated fats, added sugar, and salt. These foods also contain less dietary fiber and fewer vitamins than whole foods.Highly processed foods can lead to weight gain, diabetes and obesity.Processed foods and beverages are among the major sources of added sugar in the diet. Sweetened beverages are a particularly significant source; people tend to consume much more sugar than they realize in soft drinks.The ingredients list on the back of processed food packaging is often full of unrecognizable substances. Some are artificial chemicals that the manufacturer has added to make the food more palatable.  Rule of thumb - if you don't know what it is - don't eat it.Ann serves on the board of directors for the National Breast Cancer Coalition and has been an active grant reviewer for journals and the Dept of Defense, for which she recruits other cancer survivors.She is well-known for moving awareness forward.  Ann spoke at events around the world and is very proud of her work. She doesn't take personal credit for the interest around Integrative oncology but she was the charter Advocate member of the Society for Integrative Oncology.  It's time is NOW.Today many in oncology acknowledge the need and value for exercise, nutritional changes, handling stress and more.Ann is one amazing lady! Support the show

The Importance of Breast Cancer Advocacy:  Special Guest Ann Fonfa:  Annie Appleseed Project. What are the challenges of Breast Cancer Advocacy?  Why are breast cancer advocates so important?  Tips for cancer survivors on how to follow a path to wellness!Ann Fonfa was diagnosed with breast cancer in January 1993.  She was suffering from extreme Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, a still not recognized illness.  She avoided chemotherapy, hormonal and radiation treatments using surgery and natural strategies to survive.  Told she was stage IV in 1997, Ann added personalized Chinese herbal prescriptions to her complex complementary protocol. In 1999 she founded Annie Appleseed Project, an all-volunteer cancer nonprofit sharing evidence-based information on complementary therapies (Integrative Oncology).  Ann has spoken at many conferences and events, been interviewed and presented posters.  Her work continues to educate and inform the community of people with cancer as well as all in oncology.  The Annie Appleseed Project has presented a lot of information on males with breast cancer and on the LGBT community. The website had an International section as well.Ann serves on the board of directors for the National Breast Cancer Coalition and has been an active grant reviewer for journals and the Dept of Defense, for which she recruits other cancer survivors.She is well-known for moving awareness forward.  Ann spoke at events around the world and is very proud of her work. She doesn't take personal credit for the interest around Integrative oncology but she was the charter Advocate member of the Society for Integrative Oncology.  It's time is NOW.Today many in oncology acknowledge the need and value for exercise, nutritional changes, handling stress and more.An amazing lady! Support the show

Ann Fonfa was diagnosed with breast cancer in January 1993.  She was suffering from extreme Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, a still not recognized illness.  She avoided chemotherapy, hormonal and radiation treatments using surgery and natural strategies to survive.  Told she was stage IV in 1997, Ann added personalized Chinese herbal prescriptions to her complex complementary protocol. In 1999 she founded Annie Appleseed Project, an all-volunteer cancer nonprofit sharing evidence-based information on complementary therapies (Integrative Oncology).  She has spoken at many conferences and events, been interviewed and presented posters.  Her work continues to educate and inform the community of people with cancer as well as all in oncology.  The Annie Appleseed Project has presented a lot of information on males with breast cancer and on the LGBT community. The website had an international section as well. Ann serves on the board of directors for the National Breast Cancer Coalition and has been an active grant reviewer for journals and the Dept of Defense, for which she recruits other cancer survivors. She is well-known for moving awareness forward.  Ann spoke at events around the world and is very proud of her work.  She doesn't take personal credit for the interest around Integrative oncology but she was the charter Advocate member of the Society for Integrative Oncology.  It's time is NOW. Today many in oncology acknowledge the need and value for exercise, nutritional changes, handling stress and more.   Support the show

Annie Ann Fonfa was diagnosed with Breast Cancer in the year 1993. She had chemical sensitivity, so she could not undergo chemotherapy or radiation therapy. Instead, she decided to go for complementary therapies. She found out about a traditional Chinese medicine, cancer recurrence stopped, and she felt great. Ironically, in 2019 on the same day of her previous diagnosis, she was diagnosed with Lymphoma (a type of Blood Cancer). She survived that as well, purely following her complementary treatment methods. There have been lots of studies on complementary therapies since 1993. She started an organization called "The Annie Appleseed Project". She says, "it is essential to have complementary treatment along with any medical treatment you undergo. Avoid fried foods and sugar consumption. It can cause miracles. Earlier detection is the key to success ".

In this week's episode, I talk to Ann Fonfa, Founder and President of the Annie Appleseed Project, a non-profit that spreads the word of evidence-based complementary and alternative cancer therapies. Ann is a true advocate for the right of everyone touched by cancer to get information on natural therapies so they can make more informed choices. Ann was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1993 at age 44. As a result of having multiple chemical sensitivity, she chose to avoid chemotherapy, radiation and hormonal therapy. She had 9 years of local recurrence, (misdiagnosed as stage 4 breast cancer) but with the use of personalized Chinese herbal prescriptions, an MRI proved that she was free of cancer. Then, in January of 2019, Ann was diagnosed with follicular lymphoma, which was said to be toxin related. We talk about the conventional and complementary treatments she is doing now, what to say to your doctor when you want to explore complementary therapies, the importance of listening to your intuition, the Annie Appleseed Project's annual Evidence-Based Complementary & Alternative Cancer Therapies Conference, and more. For more information, go to annieappleseedproject.org

Show notes and links here: https://www.chrisbeatcancer.com/how-ann-healed-stage-4-breast-cancer/  

Ann Fonfa is a 25 plus year stage 4 Breast Cancer survivor who chose to explore holistic approaches when it came to healing.  In 1999 she founded the Annie Appleseed Project, a non profit that spreads the word of evidence-based complementary and alternative cancer therapies.   Today Ann discusses her journey with Breast Cancer and the multiple recurrences she had, what treatment options she chose and how she dealt with the fear that surrounds a diagnosis.  Through the Annie Appleseed Project she is now able to advocate for and educate others about cancer and evidence based treatment options.

After surviving cancer, Ann Fonfa started The Annie Appleseed Foundation. Ann was just recently on the show to tell us about her conference. One of my friends, Holistic Health Coach, Kim Kirschner, the founder of Willow Star Haven Charitable Foundation, attended the conference and will join us to share what she learned during this special event!

I have said many times that our darkest moments in life are gifts to elevate us to that next level of excellence. These times define who we truly are and become our crowning moments… After surviving cancer, Ann Fonfa started The Annie Appleseed Foundation. Ann will share her story of Hope!

On this episode, Lise and Karolyn will provide advice about how to turn New Year's resolutions into lifelong habits. If you have a history of struggling with your resolutions, you're not alone. It's estimated that 90% of all resolutions fail! If you want to make this year different, you won't want to miss this show. In addition, Ann Fonfa, director and founder of the Annie Appleseed Project, will join Lise and Karolyn to talk about her upcoming event and her non-profit organization.This show is broadcast live on Tuesday's at 7PM ET on W4CS – The Cancer Support Network (www.w4cs.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

PNN this week (The Dome Show) As from a high vantage point... The "anti-Bowl Show.  - No Concussions just Insight Rick Spisak News Director and associate producer Brook Hines will bring you a stimulating array of Activists and Freedom Fighters.  Brook's segment this week will feature the new directors for the new Organize Now offices in Tampa. Tammy Thomas-Miles, Director Organize Now-Tampa and Tim Heberlein Political Director, Organize Now. Great discussion on civic engagement and building power in our communities.  Then Ann Fonfa of Annie Appleseed will bring us news of the latest in Alternative Cancer Therapies and Natural Healing techniques. They constantly provide new insights into the Mind/Body healing systems. We'll also welcome Rob Abston long time progressive activist and webcaster founder of PLAN and also producer of the New THURSDAY AFTERNOON PNN Webcast called Return to Reality. (He's ready to take Reality back, not just America) Watchout Sennator Teddy. We also will be playing Part 1 of a two part interview with Marty Baum Indian River - River Keeper he updates up on the damage being done to our environment, especially our Waters, by the Legislature. TUNE IN  

In 1993, Ann Fonfa was diagnosed with breast cancer. She underwent a mastectomy but refused chemotherapy and radiation. By 1997 her disease had progressed to stage IV, but she is now disease-free, thanks to the natural therapies she chose to pursue. Wishing to share with other cancer patients what she learned in her quest for options, Ann founded the Annie Appleseed Project, a Florida- based non-profit patient advocacy organization which frequently collaborates with BeatCancer.org. Join us for this podcast, and learn • Ann's amazing story from 25 tumors to full recovery • The nutrient that blocks cancer via nine different pathways • Why Ann says survival is a conscious choice • The role that Traditional Chinese Medicine played in her recovery • The limits of clinical trials and the FDA drug approval system • Details of the 10 annual Annie Appleseed Conference coming up Feb. 25

Ann Fonfa is a 22 year breast-cancer survivor who opted-out of most conventional western medicine during treatment.  Ann is the President of the Annie Appleseed Project, providing education, advocacy and awareness on complementary, alternative, natural cancer therapies. In today's podcast, Ann shares her personal breast cancer story and how it inspired her to become a natural […] The post Natural Cancer Therapies with Ann Fonfa | Battling Bertha | Podcast Episode 26 appeared first on Kandas Rodarte.

Guest: Ann Fonfa, cancer survivor and founder of The Annie Appleseed Project. Diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 44, Ann was suffering from Multiple Chemical Sensitivities. This made it impossible for her to have chemotherapy. Gathering information on what in 1993 was only called “alternatives”, Ann found out so much through her search for answers. Her research and insights eventually evolved into The Annie Appleseed Project, which is recognized around the world. It challenges the existing treatment paradigm, questions the existing research methods and subjects, and proposes new directions for both ending with true Integrative Oncology. About 90,000 guests visit their Website monthly, and thousands have heard Ann Fonfa and other volunteer advocates speak at various meetings around the world. (For a copy of this interview go to www.w4tsr.com, click on Joni Aldrich, episode 10/15/13) Listen to Joni live M-F at 2:00 p.m. ET on www.W4CS.com. To learn more about Joni, go to www.JoniAldrich.com

Discover a wealth of resources on options and alternatives when you or someone in your family or community is facing the Cancer challenge.Ann Fonfa, a long term survivor of BC, brings commitment and passion to her work. See http://www.annieappleseedproject.org for a well presented resource center.Supported in part by My Pc Fitness4Good Sevice Center, where a slow Pc is a good thing for charities. This campaign supports Annie Appleseed with 6.00 for any utility purchasedSee http://bit.ly/AnnieAppleSeedFitness4GoodAlso supported in part by Sophia Sirius Publishing @ http://www.sophiasirius.net

Discover a wealth of resources on options and alternatives when you or someone in your family or community is facing the Cancer challenge.Ann Fonfa, a long term survivor of BC, brings commitment and passion to her work. See http://www.annieappleseedproject.org for a well presented resource center.Supported in part by My Pc Fitness4Good Sevice Center, where a slow Pc is a good thing for charities. This campaign supports Annie Appleseed with 6.00 for any utility purchasedSee http://bit.ly/AnnieAppleSeedFitness4GoodAlso supported in part by Sophia Sirius Publishing @ http://www.sophiasirius.net

Ann Fonfa was diagnosed with breast cancer 19 years ago. Because of her severe allergic reactions to chemicals she opted not to do chemo and radiation, but instead tried a variety of complementary therapies. Although she had several recurring tumors on her chest wall during the 8 years she battled cancer from 1993-2001 she continued to use complementary therapies when complementary (then called... Mel Majoros has been sharing her battle with breast cancer online for nearly 2 years now on her blog titled "The Cancer Warrior". After being named one of the top cancer blogs in the country, Mel is taking her advocacy and inspiring outlook a step farther with her new weekly show at www.empoweradio.com.

Ann Fonfa was diagnosed with breast cancer 19 years ago. Because of her severe allergic reactions to chemicals, she opted not to do chemo and radiation, but instead tried a variety of complementary therapies. Although she had several recurring tumors on her chest wall during the eight years she battled cancer from 1993-2001, she continued to use complementary therapies when complementary (then callled "alternative") therapy was not recognized by the medical community. Declared cancer-free in 2001, she wanted to share her findings with others. In 2003 she founded the Annie Appleseed Project, an organization that provides information on complementary, as well as traditional, therapies. Find out more about Ann and how you can attend a conference on complementary therapies in March with several experts in that field.