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7 years Cancer Free – Prevention and Aftercare Audio Book MP3 + PDF

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This audio book and the e-book will help you to put your plans into practice step by step! The nutrition guide by Austrian bestselling author Claudia Priewasser recommended by top European medical centers – now also available as an audio book bundle and as a helpful e-book at a special price – with many recipes and healthy smoothies!

7 years Cancer Free contains everything you could want to know about cancer-inhibiting foods.

EFFECTIV

Healthy nutrition is enormously important! Learn what the difference is between a “generally healthy” diet and a cancer-inhibiting diet.

AVOID RISKS

Deciding on the right lifestyle and avoiding risk factors have a significant influence on your future health.

EFFICIENT

Combinations make the difference! Include foods in your diet that reinforces each other in their effect.

PSYCHOLOGY

The audio book in particular helps you in difficult situations. Change your attitude and decide this very moment to do something for yourself and your health every day. Claudia Priewasser shows you how to eliminate doubts.

STEP BY STEP

Nothing happens overnight. The author shows you how she has managed to change her eating and living habits step by step. You can do it!

EXERCISE

Reduce your cancer risk by 20 to 30% and learn the important impact of exercise on your health.

 

When you have cancer, you and your loved ones face many unknowns. Understanding your cancer and knowing what to expect can help you and your loved ones make decisions. Some of the decisions you may face include:

  • Which treatment is best for you
  • If you want treatment
  • How to best take care of yourself and manage treatment side effects
  • How to deal with financial and legal matters

Many people want to know their prognosis. They find it easier to cope when they know more about their cancer. You may ask your doctor about survival statistics or search for this information on your own. Or, you may find statistics confusing and frightening, and think they are too impersonal to be of value to you. It is up to you to decide how much information you want.

If you do decide you want to know more, the doctor who knows the most about your situation is in the best position to discuss your prognosis and explain what the statistics may mean.

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