Natural Cancer Prevention Treatment TTAC Mesothelioma Survivor Video Release
Nov 6, 2017
Barbara Gannon, an Australian Mesothelioma cancer survivor and founder of Success Follows Me, an alternative therapy initiative, has featured in a video released at the Truth About Cancer live Orlando event. This prestigious 3-day event featured some of the world's best doctors, researchers, and clinicians.
Brookwater, Australia - November 6, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Brookwater, Queensland-based Barbara Gannon, founder of Success Follows Me and author of “The Truth: Cancer is Not a Death Sentence”, both alternative cancer treatment initiatives, has featured in a Mesothelioma survivor video produced by The Truth About Cancer (TTAC), a Global educatigroup devoted to ending the cancer pandemic.
More information is available at https://SuccessFollows.Me.
The video Gannon features in released at the Truth About Cancer live Orlando event in October. This prestigious event ran over 3-days from October 5th to 7th with 40 doctors, researchers, clinicians, and natural health experts from around the world presenting their findings on cancer.
The event included presentations on gut health, the microbiome and cancer, biological dentistry, ketogenic diet and disease reversal, stem cells and lasers, the sugar-cancer connection, essential oils, food as medicine and treating cancer with enzymes. Plus, it included success stories, such as Gannon’s where she refuses conventional treatment after diagnoses with malignant Mesothelioma (Asbestos cancer) and HER2+ breast cancer, and instead embarks on a self-healing journey which resulted in her consuming fresh produce and changing her lifestyle.
Gannon’s treatment goes beyond just eating organic fruit and vegetables daily. She embarks on a journey that teaches her about the fundamentals of cancer, what feeds the cells, and how to alter the feeding pattern, so the cells no longer live.
Barbara Gannon received diagnoses of lung and breast cancer in August 2015. She also received notification that modern medicine could not help her, but only make her more comfortable in her final 6-months. Angry and confused, Gannon searched for an answer and discovered that holistic, naturopathic treatments could help her. Over the next 12-months, she embarked on a journey of self-healing, which resulted in scans revealing that she was cancer-free.
When asked why she chose holistic cancer treatment, Gannon said, “I received notification that I only had 3 to 6 months to live, and Chemo was for palliative reasons only. So, why in the hell would I waste my time poisoning myself? There must be a better way, a natural way. Plus, I have always believed that “the Big Fella Upstairs” created the world with all the things in it to naturally treat any sickness, including Cancer. Our job is to find those treatments.”
To find out more about Barbara Gannon and her video, click on the link above or visit https://successfollows.me/cancer-cure-conspiracy-cancer-is-not-a-death-sentence/.
Contact Info:
Name: Barbara Gannon
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Success Follows Me
Address: Building 5, 22 Magnolia Drive, Brookwater, Queensland 4300, Australia
Phone: +61-7-3062-6961
For more information, please visit https://SuccessFollows.Me
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 260161
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