Anti-Cancer Book Mind Map – Project Health

Anti-Cancer - A New Way of Life - David Servenr - Screiber
Anti-Cancer – A New Way of Life –

David Servan-Schreiber

One of my projects for this year has been Project Health.  In late April it was discovered that I had a tumor the size of a golf ball attached to my adrenal gland.  After extensive tests and a very minor intervention, the medical professionals determined the tumor was better left alone since the main problem it was creating had been corrected (extremely high blood pressure).   I got several opinions and there was general concurrence – continue to implement my project health practices and the tumor and I could co-exist just fine.  

In early November, I stumbled upon David Servan-Schreiber’s book – Anti – Cancer, a New Way of Life.  I’ve been slowly reading it over the past six weeks.  (I posted several blog entries on it).   I learned a tremendous amount on how to prevent cancer and shrink tumors from the book.  I decided to create a mind map summarizing the book so I would more easily remember and implement it.  

I highly recommend this book.   It seems that while a tremendous amount of effort goes into preventing heart disease, we’re still in the cancer is “god’s will” perspective on this disease.  This book shows you how you can adopt specific lifestyle practices that will help you prevent cancer as well.   What I’ve learned doing Project Health is that it is the choices I make every minute of every day that determine if I’m going to exist in a state of vibrant good health or a state of gradual decline.  I’m learning how to make the choices that lead to vibrant good health that are right for me.

I don’t purport to be the expert on what choices other people should make as we all are responsible for our own lives. So, please follow your own path to health (this is my general disclaimer). But I’m happy to share with others what I am learning on my Project Health efforts.

11 Responses to “Anti-Cancer Book Mind Map – Project Health”

  1. Jonathan Says:

    Michelle,

    I am putting together a website and blog for MyHealthNews.com. Although it is not launched yet, I am interested in collecting articles and newsfeeds for when I am ready.

    Would you have an interest in providing content for either component of the domain? Your focus in the health industry runs very similar to mine, so your content would be a nice fit. Of course all credits and backlinks would point to your properties as usual.

    Any suggestions are welcome pertaining to any facet of this endeavor.

    Thank you,
    Jonathan

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  3. fastbean Says:

    thank you so much for sharing the mindmap – This makes for a great posting placed conspicuously in my house for my whole family to remember how to live.

  4. michelle Says:

    Jonathon – I am happy to help you any way I can. Just let me know.

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  6. Haysam Fahmy Says:

    Hi Michelle,

    Thanks for posting about Dr. Servan-Schreiber and the Anticancer cause. I am the web developer & digital strategist for Dr. Servan-Schreiber and Anticancer. I just wanted to let you know that Dr. Servan-Schreiber will be posting his latest insight and research through his official Facebook page: http://www.Facebook.com/Anticancer and his new website: http://www.Anticancerbook.com

    Most recently, Dr. Servan-Schreiber and 40 renowned physicians & scientists presented new groundbreaking research regarding Vitamin D, while launching an international appeal and calling for new standard recommendations. http://www.anticancerbook.com/post/Vitamin-D-is-essential-for-the-prevention-of-cancer-heart-disease-osteoporosis.html

    Please let me know if you have any questions or need related Anticancer content.

    Thanks
    Haysam
    http://twitter.com/hisom

  7. Paul Olszewski Says:

    Hi,
    Just want to add my few words about that book:
    http://www.foodancer.com/?p=149&lang=en

    Greatings
    Foodancer

  8. Mary Says:

    Hi Michelle,
    I was very impressed with your mind map. May I cite you for the mind map in an informational article I am writing on natural anticancer therapies. Apart from mainstream medicine, Dr. Schreiber, Dr. Folkman and Dr. Li, among others have shown than sound nutrition, stress management, and avoidance of toxins can keep that cancer within from gaining ground.

    Thanks,
    Mary

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  10. Stan Racansky Says:

    I just learned almost one year late, that Dr. David Servan-Schrieber died. I am sorry to hear it, he had been only 50 years old but he accomplished a lot. The length of the life is not important, what you do and accomplish is. Many people live to 100 but are “dead wood” others die relatively young but build mountains.

    Well considering we have now a string theory, he did not really died, just changed from one energy to other type. Who can say which one is better?

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