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Saturday Oct 27, 2012
Beljanski Foundation, Cancer’s Cause and Cancer’s Cure
Saturday Oct 27, 2012
Saturday Oct 27, 2012
Dr. John Hall and Sylvie Beljanski speak about the background and history associated with Mirko Beljanski, the development of the Beljanski Foundation and the research being done at the University of Kansas Medical Center and the study’s findings associated with ovarian, prostate and pancreatic cancers. Additionally, they also discuss Morton Walker’s recent book published about Dr. Beljanski’s research called Cancer’s Cause and Cancer’s Cure.
Listen to interview [audio player below] with host Eric Michaels & guests Dr. John Hall and Sylvie Beljanski discuss the following:
What is the mission of the Beljanski Foundation?
Who is Mirko Beljanski and what did he discover?
What are the latest findings/studies being conducted by the Beljanski Foundation?
Sylvie, as the daughter of the late Mirko Beljanski, what is your vision for the Foundation?
Where can one find more information about the work of Mirko Beljanski and the Beljanski Foundation?
Sylvie Bejanski, Vice President Beljanski Foundation
Sylvie Beljanski is committed to continuing the Beljanski family legacy as international leaders in environmental medicine research. Through the work of her father, Mirko Beljanski, Ph.D., and the ongoing research currently being conducted, Ms. Beljanski believes that there is more to be found in alternative medicine and its benefits to those who are fighting life threatening diseases. Born in New York City and raised and educated in Paris, Sylvie Beljanski completed her undergraduate studies at The Sorbonne. She then went on to pursue a law degree and was admitted to the French Bar in 1995. After her father’s passing in 1998, Ms. Beljanski immediately became committed to spreading the word and educating the public about Dr. Beljanski’s discoveries. Traveling throughout the world, she’s educated tens of thousands of people about the importance of detoxification as a defense against harmful toxins that can cause serious disease and infection. She presents The Beljanski® Approach to Wellness with practical recommendations to avoid environmental toxins, remove them and repair the cellular process.
In 1999, Ms. Beljanski became the Vice-President of The Beljanski Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)3 charitable organization whose mission is to further Dr. Beljanski’s research within a network of high-profile research institutions around the world. Her dedication to spreading the word beyond Europe, where it originated, and the U.S., most recently brought her to speak at the General Practitioner Conference & Exhibition in Australia, where they largely accepted these ideas and practices and were eager to join in on the conversation. Ms. Beljanski keeps track of her travels and speaking engagements on her well-followed blog, www.thebeljanskiblog.com.
Ms. Beljanski and The Beljanski Foundation are continuing Mirko Beljanski’s legacy by funding new studies by Columbia University that are seeing the success of botanical extracts Dr. Beljanski discovered in suppressing tumors, including prostate tumors, without damaging healthy cells. They are confident that similar breakthrough discoveries are soon to be revealed about pancreatic and ovarian cancer cells as well.
In addition, new studies by the University of Kansas Medical Center are pointing to the efficacy of two powerful botanical extracts that have shown successful in destroying cancer cells that have resisted chemotherapy. The extracts are believed to promote ovarian health and be a low-toxicity alternative to highly toxic chemo drugs.
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John Hall, Ph.D.
As the Senior Scientific Advisor of The Beljanski Foundation, John Hall, Ph.D. presents at scientific conferences and at universities all over the United States and in Europe. Dr. Hall is published in major journals including Cell, Proceedings of the National Academy, Journal of Cell Biology, Molecular and Cell Biology, and Genetics.
Dr. Hall completed his graduate work in biochemistry at Princeton University and New York University. As a post-doctoral fellow and then as a professor at Rockefeller University, his research focused on the fundamental mechanisms relating cell motility to cell division and cancer. He has served as an executive and as a consultant in the biotechnology industry.
Born and raised in Princeton, New Jersey, Dr. Hall feels privileged and honored to continue the work started by the late Mirko Beljanski, Ph.D., and is dedicated to spreading his work and broadening his research through the Beljanski Foundation.
Related Web Site: www.beljanski.com
Sunday Oct 21, 2012
MovingOn from Cancer with Lockey Maisonneuve
Sunday Oct 21, 2012
Sunday Oct 21, 2012
Lockey Maisonneuve is a Cancer Survivor, Certified Cancer Exercise Specialist, Personal Trainer & Founder of MovingOn joins eHealth Radio and the Cancer Information Channel.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Lockey Maisonneuve discuss the following:
What made you start the MovingOn program?
What was your experience with breast cancer like?
What sets your program apart from other breast cancer programs?
Why do you think the program is so valuable to breast cancer survivors?
Where do you currently do these classes? How can women access the classes if they are out of state?
Note: Listen for special offer!
Lockey Maisonneuve began her fitness career in 2004 as a personal trainer. In 2006, after being diagnosed with breast cancer, Lockey underwent chemotherapy, bilateral mastectomies, radiation and saline implant reconstruction. She found first-hand the importance of exercise for both physical rehabilitation as well as emotional well-being. Ms. Maisonneuve serves on the Community Advisory Board for the Carol G. Simon Cancer Center at Overlook Hospital. Her certifications include: Certified Personal Trainer through the National Association of Sports Medicine and Cancer Exercise Specialist through the Cancer Exercise Training Institute.
Links: movingonfromcancer.com
Monday Aug 06, 2012
Hormones, Health and Happiness with Dr. Steven Hotze
Monday Aug 06, 2012
Monday Aug 06, 2012
Dr. Steven Hotze, the author of Hormones, Health and Happiness, and founder and CEO of the Hotze Health and Wellness Center, Hotze Pharmacy and Physician’s Preference, a vitamin and supplement company, in Houston joins eHealth Radio. Dr. Hotze believes you can achieve optimal health and wellness naturally, without the use of prescription drugs.
Listen to interview [audio player below] with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Steven Hotze discuss the following:
What are bioidentical hormones (opposed to synthetic hormones)?
How can bioidentical hormones prevent and treat chronic health issues more effectively than prescription drugs or surgery? (Examples of chronic health issues: menopause, heart disease, ED, diabetes, obesity, fatigue, muscle aches and pains, depression, low energy, decreased sexual desire, allergies, etc.)
What should someone do if their doctor has told them their hormone levels are in the “normal range”, but they still feel terrible?
What other natural approaches to health do you recommend?
If people want a complimentary copy of your book, Hormones, Health & Happiness, what phone number should they call?
Steven F. Hotze, M.D., is the founder and CEO of Hotze Health & Wellness Center (HHWC), Physician’s Preference and Hotze Pharmacy. His goal is to change the way women and men are treated in midlife through the use of bioidentical hormone therapy. His 8-Point Treatment Regimen has helped over 20,000 individuals get on a path of health and wellness and enjoy a better quality of life, in an environment of extraordinary hospitality and guest service.
Dr. Hotze is the author of the book, “Hormones, Health, & Happiness”. In the book, he describes his journey from using pharmaceutical drugs to actively listening to his patients and treating the root cause of their symptoms through natural approaches. Dr. Hotze has appeared on hundreds of television and radio shows across the nation, including ABC, NBC, CBS, and FOX affiliates, and CBS’ “The Morning Show”. He is also a regular guest on the KHOU Channel 11 morning program, “Great Day Houston”.
Suzanne Somers dedicated an entire chapter to Dr. Hotze in her New York Times best seller, "Breakthrough". “This Texan doctor is going to steal your heart,” said Somers. “He has so much energy he can’t wait to get to his office each day. He has built up a practice that is the envy of doctors everywhere."
Dr. Hotze is a member of the American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy and the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, and is former president of the Pan American Allergy Society.
You can listen to Dr. Hotze and his colleagues on his radio program, “Health and Wellness Solutions”, which airs Monday - Thursday on KSEV 700 AM in Houston from 12-1 p.m. CT, or online at, www.hotzehwc.com.
Related Web Site: www.HotzeHWC.com
Wednesday Jun 27, 2012
Cancer immunotherapy with CEL-SCI Corporation
Wednesday Jun 27, 2012
Wednesday Jun 27, 2012
Geert Kersten who has been involved in the pioneering field of cancer immunotherapy for over two decades and has successfully lead CEL-SCI Corporation as Chief Executive Officer since 1995 joins eHealth Radio.
Listen to interview [audio player below] with host Eric Michaels & guest Geert Kersten discuss the following:
You have been with this one project for over 20 years. That is so unusual these days. Why?
How big is the market for your drug?
Why did you partner with a big pharmaceutical company, but did so only in emerging countries?
Why did you build a full-fledged manufacturing facility at this point in time. Why not wait until after approval?
What is your vision for Multikine?
Geert Kersten has served in his current leadership role at CEL-SCI since 1995. Mr. Kersten has been with CEL-SCI from the early days of its inception since 1987. He has been involved in the pioneering field of cancer immunotherapy for over two decades and has successfully steered CEL-SCI through many challenging cycles in the biotechnology industry.
Mr. Kersten also provides CEL-SCI with significant expertise in the fields of finance and law and has a unique vision of how CEL-SCI 's Multikine product could potentially change the way cancer is treated. Prior to CEL-SCI, Mr. Kersten worked at the law firm of Finley & Kumble and worked at Source Capital, an investment banking firm located in McLean, VA.
He is a native of Germany, graduated from Millfield School in England, and completed his studies in the US. Mr. Kersten completed his Undergraduate Degree in Accounting, received an M.B.A. from George Washington University, and a law degree (J.D.) from American University in Washington, DC.
Links: www.cel-sci.com
Wednesday Jun 13, 2012
Types of skin cancers that are treatable with the Mohs Surgery
Wednesday Jun 13, 2012
Wednesday Jun 13, 2012
Dr. Richard Asarch, who is board certified in dermatology and a fellow of the American College of Mohs Surgery with a full practice and medical spa in Denver, Colorado joins eHealth Radio.
Listen to interview [audio player below] with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Richard Asarch discuss the following:
What is Mohs Micrographic Surgery?
What types of skin cancers are treatable with the Mohs Surgery?
What can a patient expect on the day of surgery?
How effective is the Mohs Surgery?
How often should one be seeking checkups to prevent skin cancer?
What age group is at more risk for skin cancer?
What should a patient look for when choosing a Doctor to perform Mohs?
Dr. Richard Asarch heads the Asarch Center for Dermatology and Laser in Denver, CO, its accompanying state-of-the-art DermaSpa and is an Associate Clinical Professor for the Dept. of Dermatology at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. As one of America’s top medical doctors, Dr. Asarch has spent 35 years in practice evaluating and adopting the latest advances in cosmetic dermatology. His experience and continued dedication to skin wellness led to the creation of DermaSpaRx, a comprehensive line of products designed to meet the needs of individual skin types.
An innovator in skin health, Dr. Asarch published his first book, “Turn Back Your Face Years” after studying the aging process of patients’ skin over decades. His theories on how skin ages and how that process could be remedied include dietary aspects he has addressed in his second book, “Beautiful Skin Diet” -recipes with ingredients that promote healthier skin.
These two pieces, topical skin care and diet, are two facets of what Dr. Asarch calls the four spheres in a complete skin care regime. The other two spheres are prevention and procedures. He practices his four-sphere theory out of his offices in Denver, CO where he also opened the first medical spa in the state.
His credentials start with earning his undergrad and medical school degrees at the University of Iowa. After he completed his internship at Good Samaritan Hospital in Oregon, he served as a General Medical Officer at McChord Air Force Base in Tacoma, Washington. He studied for a year in the Department of Otolaryngology and Maxillofacial Surgery at the University of Iowa followed by another year of general surgery residency at the same institution. In addition to his private practice, he is currently an Associate Clinical Professor of Dermatology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in the Department of Dermatology.
Dr. Asarch introduced Mohs Micrographic surgery, the procedure that has the highest cure rate for all skin cancers, to the State of Colorado in 1977 after he had studied with Dr. Frederic Mohs in Madison, Wisconsin. In 1983, Dr. Asarch was the first doctor in Colorado to incorporate laser treatments for skin issue correction. His current practice now houses seven state of the art lasers.
Dr. Asarch set up his dermatology and medical DermaSpa practices across the hall from each other, to give patients instant access when medical and cosmetic dermatological issues intertwine.
Dr. Asarch is married and has four sons and one daughter.
Links: www.asarchcenter.com
Wednesday Jun 06, 2012
Surgical accessories for the modern age of breast treatment
Wednesday Jun 06, 2012
Wednesday Jun 06, 2012
Dr. Elizabeth Chabner Thompson, athlete, physician, mother & creator and founder of Bffl Co., a fashionable line of bags, bras and surgical accessories for the modern age of breast treatment joins eHealth Radio.
Listen to interview [audio player below] with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Elizabeth Chabner Thompson discuss the following:
Tell us a little about your company. When, how and why did you start Bffl Co.?
You have a personal story that was part of the genesis of the business. Can you share that story with us?
What exactly is a Bffl Bag?
Tell us about the Brain Bffl bag, and how it came to be.
What other products do you sell?
Who benefits from Bffl Co. products?
Upon graduating from Johns Hopkins Medical School in 1993, Dr. Elizabeth Chabner Thompson began devoting herself to taking care of women. When her mother developed breast cancer, Elizabeth decided to focus her career on this specific disease, and during her residency, also obtained a Masters Degree in Public Health from Harvard.
Elizabeth worked as a Radiation Oncologist while raising her four children. With the support of her husband, she continued to pursue her love of sports (marathon running, open water swimming, tennis and golf) while balancing her career and family.
In 2006, after years of breast surveillance, biopsies, and endless consultations with genetic counselors, Elizabeth underwent prophylactic mastectomies. The experience of recovering from this surgery and the interactions with her physicians led her to begin working in the reconstructive surgery practice, helping other women with the difficult decision-making and recovery from breast surgery.
As an athlete, physician and mother, Elizabeth felt that while the surgeries and radiation treatment for breast cancer have rapidly evolved (in some cases even been revolutionized), however, the garments she could offer to her patients undergoing radiation therapy and surgery were designed in the 1970s, for patients undergoing surgeries of the past.
Also, patients were concerned and confused about their surgeries: “What should I bring to the hospital? Why does this surgical bra hit just where my drains exit? What bra should I wear after my surgery to maximize the cosmetic outcome? When can I begin to exercise again?”
Elizabeth decided to design a fashionable line of bags, bras and surgical accessories for the modern age of breast treatment. Armed with scissors, needle and thread, Elizabeth cut and sewed bras together to meet the needs of the 21st century patient, and Bffl co was born!
The Breast Bffl Bag™ and axilla pilla™ were launched in 2011 to enhance the breast cancer patient experience. Elizabeth and her best friend, Sara Kerr Reges, RN, then created the TBI “Brain” Bffl Bag for patients recovering from Traumatic Brain Injury, Brain Trauma, Concussion, Brain Tumors and Stroke.
The Mommy C-Section Bffl Bag™ and the ultimate Hospital Bag, as well as the Masthead™ Breast Reconstruction Bra, the Surgical Bra, Radiation Bra, and other recovery products will be available in 2012.
For each condition-related Bffl Bag™ sold, Bffl co will donate 15% of the proceeds of profits to a charity providing research and support for that condition.
Bffl co will continue to create Bffl Bags™ for many conditions and causes. Do you have a suggestion for a new Bffl bag? Email Elizabeth at info@bfflco.com.
Links: bfflco.com
Monday May 28, 2012
Genetics vs. environment issues that can cause cancer with Dr. Natasha Iyer
Monday May 28, 2012
Monday May 28, 2012
Genetics vs. environment issues that can cause cancer with Dr. Natasha Iyer
Dr. Natasha Iyer has devoted her career to helping you feel, look and live BETTER joins eHealth Radio. She powerfully combines traditional and holistic medicine to restore your energy and vitality.
Listen to interview [audio player below] with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Natasha Iyer discuss the following:
As we are focusing on Cancer prevention, tell us about Genetics vs environment issues that can cause cancer.
What are Foods that help vs foods that hurt?
What are some Hidden dangers to be aware of?
How important is Being active in preventing cancer?
What are Supplements that can help?
Dr. Natasha Iyer MD has devoted her life to helping you feel better. Better in every area of your life! Restore energy, sleep better, look younger and STOP THE CLOCK ON AGING Trained in Functional and Regenerative Medicine (‘anti-aging’ – simply put: helping you feel and look younger!), Dr. Iyer has helped hundreds and hundreds of patient’s with her unique approach: beauty and health from the inside out! She has devoted the last 6 of a 17 year career in medicine to help patients escape the pain of growing old.
Dr. Iyer has been featured in National magazines Chatelaine, Best Health, Today’s Parent, Mompreneur (cover March 2007) and Esteem magazine for professional women; and numerous TV appearances (Global TV, CBC, CTV and City TV); as well as interviews in many National Newspapers and 660 News.
Links: www.better4life.ca
Tuesday May 22, 2012
Five simple tips for cancer prevention with Dr. Janna Andrews
Tuesday May 22, 2012
Tuesday May 22, 2012
Five simple tips for cancer prevention
with Dr. Janna Andrews
Dr. Janna Andrews, Radiation Oncologist with expertise in breast and prostate cancer joins eHealth Radio. Dr. Andrews is currently an Assistant Clinical Professor at SUNY Stony Brook and attending physician at Winthrop University Hospital.
Listen to interview [audio player below] with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Janna Andrews discuss the following:
What drew you to this job as a Radiation Oncologist? This could be a hard field professionally and personally.
What new technologies are there that you are interested in and advise to your patients?
There is currently a great deal of conversation about Health Care reform…what can the regular individual do to help themselves? What do we need to know?
How is your wealth of knowledge applicable to everyday people in a preventative manner?
Give us 5 simple tips for prevention...
JANNA ANDREWS, M.D
Raised in upstate New York, Janna Andrews knew at an early age that she wanted to be a doctor. Raised by her mother, Janna’s academic pursuits were encouraged and supported through her mother’s sacrifice. For her undergraduate degree, Janna attended Princeton University and received a BA in molecular biology. She then went on to attend Temple University School of Medicine, after which she specialized in radiation oncology. At that time, Janna was discouraged from pursuing training in a specialty field; she was told that her community needed more primary care physicians of color. However, nobody could deny that minorities were diagnosed with cancer and other serious illnesses and should have representation in all fields of medicine.
During her training at Emory, Janna was exposed to extremely different patient populations while at the county hospital, Grady Memorial, the VA, and Emory University Hospital. The time spent at Emory truly cemented Janna’s commitment to recognizing and working to solve the prevalence of health care disparities in the field of oncology. At that point, Janna went on and completed a prestigious genitourinary fellowship under Dr. Mack Roach, chairman of Radiation Oncology at University of California in San Francisco.
As an attending physician, Janna specialized in Breast Cancer as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Radiation Oncology at Indiana University School of Medicine. During her time at Indiana University, Janna served on the residency committee and worked diligently to recruit other minorities into the field of Radiation Oncology. She also worked with the Lieutenant Governor’s office in the Family and Social Services Program speaking to disadvantaged women regarding breast cancer and other health related issues; and on top of that, Janna worked with the Congressional Black Caucus in an effort to improve health care literacy within the minority community.
After some time, Janna decided to return to her home state to address some family health issues and devote more time to her family. It was at that time that she joined the staff at Winthrop University Hospital as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Radiation Oncology, SUNY Stony Brook. Since joining the staff, Janna has been working diligently with the different physicians and community outreach programs focusing on breast cancer in both Nassau and Suffolk County. She’s in the works to bring the Witness project, a faith based educational program, to Winthrop to establish a connection with the community even before the diagnosis of breast cancer.
Janna continues to work on the Congressional subcommittee for Radiation Oncologists under the American Society of Therapeutic Radiation Oncologist, as well as the Healthcare Access Training Subcommittee that focuses on recruiting and retaining minorities into Radiation Oncology for ASTRO.
As a female in a male dominated field, she has shaped the path of her career and faced all adversity with grace and confidence.
Links:
Facebook @ JannaAndrewsMD
Twitter @ JannaAndrewsMD