Join me, Dr Megan Bernard, Naturopathic Doctor, and guest experts as we teach you how to not just survive, but to thrive past cancer. Using research-backed information with a holistic spin, Iâll dive deep into the best nutrition, supplements, lifestyle changes, and testing to help you to feel better faster after treatment and to reduce your risk of cancer coming back.
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66: Why âBoosting Your Immune Systemâ Is the Wrong Goal After Cancer
Episode 70
Wednesday, November 4, 2026 ⢠Duration 28:55
Your treatment is over⌠but your white blood cells are still the headline of every lab report.
Somewhere along the way, you heard that your immune system is supposed to catch cancer cells before they become a problem.
So now a quiet question follows you around: "Did my immune system fail me?" "What can I take to boost it, naturally?" "Is this mushroom powder enough?" đŽâđ¨
It makes complete sense to want to turn your immune system "up." But your immune system isn't a muscle where stronger is always better â and an immune system that's overactive, or active in the wrong way, can create its own problems.
In this episode of The Flourish After Cancer Podcast, I talk about why "boosting your immune system" is the wrong goal after cancer, and what a well-regulated, responsive immune system actually looks like.
â ď¸ This is a must-listen if:
You've been searching for the best supplement to "boost" your immunity
You worry your immune system let you down
Your WBC count or neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) keeps you up at night
You're curious about mushrooms or mistletoe but unsure what the evidence says
You want to support your immune system without chasing the next product
⨠In this episode, you'll learn:
Why cancer doesn't necessarily mean your immune system was weak
How the same immune cells can either fight or support cancer depending on their environment
What your neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) can and can't tell you
The difference between "immune stimulating" and "immunomodulating" â and what research shows on mushrooms and mistletoe
How sleep, movement, stress, and nutrition shape the terrain your immune system works in
đĄ You'll leave this episode with:
Less blame and more understanding about why cancer happened
A clearer question to ask: how do I create the conditions for my immune system to do its job?
A calmer way to read your blood work without fixating on one number
Practical, everyday places to focus instead of searching for a magic supplement
I'm Dr. Megan, a licensed naturopathic doctor. My team and I have worked with hundreds of women globally to rebuild their health after cancer and reduce recurrence risk using science-backed nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted supplement strategies â so they can feel confident, strong, and free to enjoy life again.
Medical Disclaimer: The information provided in these videos and podcasts is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, medications, or lifestyle. Content is not a substitute for professional medical advice or care.
65: Ozone Therapy After Cancer: What We Know and What Still Needs Research
Episode 69
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 ⢠Duration 18:28
If youâve spent any time on social media since your diagnosis, youâve probably seen ozone therapy. Maybe it was someone sitting with two IVs while their blood ran through a filter, and a caption that made it sound like it fixes everything. When youâre in treatment or just finished, itâs hard to know whether thatâs worth a closer look or just one more expensive thing to add to the pile.
In this episode of The Flourish After Cancer Podcast, I talk with Joanie Jackson, a board-certified family nurse practitioner. Sheâs the founder of Freedom Integrative Wellness Clinic and Freedom Integrative Cancer Center in Fort Mill, South Carolina. Joanie is certified in ozone and mistletoe therapy, and she works with patients before, during, and after cancer treatment.
We walk through what ozone is and the different ways itâs given, from EBOO, a two-IV procedure, to rectal ozone, which uses no needles at all. We also cover how she times it around chemo and radiation, which blood markers she tracks, and where the research still has gaps.
â ď¸ This is a must-listen if:
Youâve seen ozone or EBOO on social media and want to know what it involves
Youâre curious about integrative options but feel stuck between your oncologist and everything you read online
Chemo has made IVs hard for you, and youâre wondering what other options exist
You want to know which blood markers an integrative provider might track
You want a clear picture of whatâs known and what still needs research
⨠In this episode, youâll learn:
What ozone (O3) is and how it differs from the oxygen we breathe
How EBOO, IV ozone, and rectal ozone differ in intensity, time, and cost
Why Joanie individualizes every dose and schedules ozone just before the next chemo session
Which markers she tracks, including LDH, inflammatory markers, fibrinogen, and VEGF
Why ozone is considered off-label in the US, and which studies sheâd like to see
đĄ Youâll leave this episode with:
64: Cancer Is A Metabolic Disease, Hereâs Why Thatâs Great
Episode 68
Wednesday, October 21, 2026 ⢠Duration 27:41
Youâve been told to lower your stress after cancer, and youâve probably felt the quiet pressure of that advice every time life refused to cooperate. A scan date, a lab result, a hard conversation at home, and suddenly managing stress becomes one more thing you feel like youâre failing at. đŽâđ¨
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Donese Worden, a naturopathic medical doctor and researcher who has spent more than two decades studying metabolic oncology. We talk about the metabolic side of cancer and the tiny organelles at the center of it, your mitochondria.
We cover why she calls mitochondria the motherboard of your body and why the goal is stress resilience rather than a stress-free life. We also get into how your muscles help your body handle glucose, and why a bag full of supplements with no plan behind it can create more problems than it solves.
â ď¸ This is a must-listen if:
Youâve heard cancer described as metabolic and want to understand what that means for you
You feel like youâre failing at âreducing stressâ because life keeps happening
You have a cabinet full of supplements and no clear sense of how they work together
Youâre short on time and energy and want movement that fits where you are
You want two doctors talking openly about what the science supports today and whatâs still being studied
⨠In this episode, youâll learn:
What mitochondria do beyond making energy, including helping regulate detox pathways and whether a damaged cell repairs itself or self-destructs
Why active muscle works as a glucose sink, and what emerging research says about short bursts of movement
Why short, acute stress can be protective while chronic stress is the one to work on
Why stacking supplements without a plan can burden your liver and kidneys and interact with treatment
How Dr. Worden thinks about hope, data, and the reality that youâre more than a statistic
đĄ Youâll leave this episode with:
63: The Mistake Most Cancer Survivors Make Trying to Block Cancer
Episode 67
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 ⢠Duration 30:55
Whether you were just diagnosed or finished treatment years ago, the instinct is usually the same: find the thing that fights the cancer. "What's the best cancer-killing supplement for my type of cancer?" "Am I doing enough?" "What if I'm missing the one thing that matters?" đŽâđ¨
But timing matters as much as the tool you choose. The same supplement or nutrition change can help in one phase of care, do very little in another, and sometimes even get in the way.
In this episode, I walk you through the two phases of cancer care using the picture of a boat in a storm, so you can figure out where you are right now and what your body needs from you in this season.
â ď¸ This is a must-listen if:
You're newly diagnosed or in chemo and searching for the "best" cancer-killing supplement
You're in radiation, recovering from surgery, on hormone-blocking medication, or in immunotherapy and wondering what to do now
Your care team told you you're done, and you're left wondering who is helping you prevent a recurrence
You finished treatment months or even years ago and still don't feel like yourself
You want to stop guessing and know what to focus on, and when
⨠In this episode, you'll learn:
How to tell whether you're in phase one (the storm) or phase two (dry dock)
Why protecting your healthy "bystander" cells and organ systems comes first during harsh treatment
The 90/10 principle, and why cancer-killing supplements are only a small part of the job
What repairing, strengthening, and optimizing your body looks like once treatment stabilizes
Why it's easier to resolve inflammation now than to wait years down the road
đĄ You'll leave this episode with:
A clear picture of which phase you're in right now
A better sense of where to put your energy and what can wait
Relief from the pressure to find the one perfect supplement
Reassurance that there's still so much you can do, even if treatment ended a decade ago
62: Fearing Estrogen To Stop Breast Cancer...Or Missing The Real Drivers Of Recurrence?
Episode 66
Wednesday, October 7, 2026 ⢠Duration 33:17
If you've had ER+ breast cancer, estrogen probably feels like the enemy, and every food label, lotion, and supplement bottle comes with the same question: "Is this raising my estrogen?" đŽâđ¨
Here's the hopeful part. Lowering recurrence risk was never about chasing estrogen to zero. It's about what your body does with the estrogen it already has.
In this episode, I walk you through where your estrogen comes from, which forms are more harmful or more protective, and how your body clears it, plus the four areas you can support to keep that system working in your favor. đ
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⢠The Breast Cancer Freedom Workshop: https://flourishaftercancer.com/freedom  Â
⢠E60 Can You Take Estrogen To Treat Menopause After Breast Cancer?: https://flourishaftercancer.com/post/e60Â
â ď¸ This is a must-listen if:
⢠Estrogen has felt like something to fear since your ER+ diagnosis.
⢠You've cut foods or products to avoid estrogen and don't know if it's helping.
⢠You want to know where DIM, sulforaphane, and estrogen testing fit.
⨠In this episode, you'll learn:
⢠Why "more estrogen means more risk" is too simple.
⢠How your liver turns estrogen into more protective (2-OH) or more harmful (4-OH and 16-OH) forms.
⢠How fiber and gut health decide whether estrogen leaves your body or gets recirculated.
⢠What urine, saliva, and GI testing can show you.
đĄ You'll leave this episode with:
⢠Relief from the idea that your estrogen has to go to zero.
⢠A clear picture of the four areas that shape your estrogen: exposure, liver, epigenetics, and elimination.
⢠Simple starting points like cruciferous vegetables, more fiber, and less alcohol.
Iâm Dr. Megan, a licensed naturopathic doctor. My team and I have worked with hundreds of women around the world to rebuild their health after cancer and reduce their risk of recurrence through science-backed nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted supplement strategiesâso they can feel confident, strong, and free to enjoy life again.
⨠Letâs Connect!
Book a free Roadmap Call to discuss how we can help:
61: Is A Mammogram Your Best Screening Option For Recurrence Risk?
Episode 65
Wednesday, September 30, 2026 ⢠Duration 36:01
A viral claim swept across social media a few months ago: a prominent breast surgeon said that mammograms cause breast cancer.
The fear spread quickly, and so did the confusion. If youâre a woman navigating life after breast cancer, that kind of claim isnât just noise. Itâs the kind of thing that can keep you up at night, wondering whether the test meant to protect you might actually be putting you at risk.
In this episode of The Flourish After Cancer Podcast, I break down what the research actually says about mammograms, the real math behind radiation exposure, how mammograms compare with ultrasounds, MRIs, QT scans, and thermography, and why breast density might be the part of your screening picture that no one has explained to you yet.
⨠This episode is designed to help you:
Understand the actual radiation numbers instead of relying on scary headlines
Learn what your BI-RADS category and breast density mean for your screening plan
Choose your next screening step with clarity instead of fear đ
â ď¸ This is a must-listen if:
Youâve seen headlines about mammograms and radiation and donât know what to believe
Youâve been told you have dense breasts but donât know what that actually means for you
You want to make screening decisions with clarity instead of fear
Youâve wondered whether thereâs a âbetterâ option than a standard mammogram
You want to understand the real trade-offs among mammograms, ultrasounds, MRIs, and other testsânot just opinions
⨠In this episode, youâll learn:
How much radiation exposure comes from a mammogram compared with everyday life
Why overdiagnosis is one of the most valid concerns surrounding mammogramsâand what it actually means
How mammograms compare with ultrasounds, QT scans, MRIs, and thermography
Why breast density affects the accuracy of your results
What your BI-RADS category indicates and whether you may need additional imaging
60: Can You Take Estrogen To Treat Menopause After Breast Cancer?
Episode 64
Wednesday, September 23, 2026 ⢠Duration 36:13
Hot flashes, joint pain, night sweats, and decreasing bone strengthâmany survivors are told the same thing by their doctor: âHormone therapy is completely off the table for you.â
But that isnât the full picture.
In this episode of The Flourish After Cancer Podcast, I break down what 25 menopause and oncology specialists found about hormone therapy after breast cancer.
⨠This episode is designed to help you:
⢠Understand the difference between local vaginal and systemic hormone therapy
⢠Learn what your long-term risk actually depends on
⢠Walk away with questions worth bringing back to your doctor đ
đ The Flourish Process for Supporting Menopause Options After Breast Cancer
⢠Review your quality of life and the symptoms MHT could help, including hot flashes, night sweats, and joint pain.
⢠Review your long-term heart, bone, and brain health, including your PREVENT score, DEXA results, and family history.
⢠Explore nonhormonal options first and weigh their effectiveness.
⢠Consider vaginal estrogen early, even without symptomsâit is different from systemic hormone therapy.
⢠Consider your individual risk of recurrence, which is covered in the next episode.
⢠Consider the form of MHTâpatch versus oralâsince each is absorbed differently.
â ď¸ This is a must-listen if:
⢠You were told hormone therapy is simply off the table after breast cancer.
⢠Youâre dealing with hot flashes, joint pain, or night sweats and donât know whatâs safe to try.
⢠Youâre worried about your bone, heart, or brain health now that estrogen isnât in the picture.
⢠You want a real framework instead of a one-line answer from your doctor.
đĄ Youâll leave this episode with:
⢠A clear framework for reviewing your symptoms, long-term risk, and options.
⢠Language to bring back to your doctor instead of accepting a blanket âno.â
⢠Relief in knowing that this decision is yours to make based on your priorities and risk.
I'm Dr. Megan, a licensed naturopathic doctor. My team and I have worked with hundreds of women globally to rebuild their health after cancer and reduce recurrence risk using science-backed nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted supplement strategies â so they can feel confident, strong, and free to enjoy life again.
59: The Cancer-Fighting Compounds in These Vegetables and How to Get More of Them
Episode 63
Wednesday, September 16, 2026 ⢠Duration 32:19
Broccoli, cabbage, kale, and Brussels sprouts.
Your mom probably told you to eat themâbut she probably never told you why.
Every vegetable in this family produces the same type of starting compound, then does something different with it once itâs inside your body.
In this episode, I break down the cruciferous vegetable family and the specific compounds found in each one, why those compounds matter for your internal environment after cancer, and what the research actually shows about broccoli, cabbage, kale, and more.
â ď¸ This is a must-listen if:
⢠Youâve been told to âeat more vegetablesâ without ever being told why.
⢠You want to understand the difference between general cancer information and a plan built for your body.
⢠Youâre curious about what the research actually showsânot just what wellness culture repeats.
⢠You want simple changes that donât give you one more thing to obsess over.
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⨠In this episode, youâll learn:
⢠Why broccoli, cabbage, and kale each specialize in different compounds, even though they come from the same plant family.
⢠How sulforaphane activates your bodyâs own detoxification and antioxidant genes through the NRF2 pathway.
⢠How I3C and DIM shift estrogen metabolism toward a more protective pathway.
⢠What the current research showsâand where the evidence is still limited to laboratory and animal studies rather than human trials.
⢠Why eating a variety of vegetables from this family matters more than staying loyal to one favorite.
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đĄ Youâll leave this episode with:
58: Your Muscle Sends Signals That Can Kill Cancer Cells
Episode 62
Wednesday, September 9, 2026 ⢠Duration 27:35
You've heard "move more" a hundred times since your diagnosis, and it never quite explains why.
What if the advice was never vague, just incomplete.
There's a real trial, published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2025, showing that a structured exercise program lowered the risk of cancer coming back by 28 percent, and lowered the risk of death by 37 percent, compared to usual care.
That's the kind of result a new drug has to prove in a randomized controlled trial. This one came from walking and support, nothing you have to buy.
In this episode of The Flourish After Cancer Podcast, I break down what's happening in your blood sugar, your hormones, your muscle, and your immune system every time you move, and why muscle itself works more like a messenger than an engine.
â ď¸ This is a must-listen if:
You've been told to "exercise more" but no one explained why it matters for recurrence
You feel exhausted in a way that seems bigger than just being tired
You used to be active and feel a quiet grief over how far you've drifted from that
You're not sure what's safe to do around surgery sites or lymphedema risk
You want a real starting point instead of another generic plan
⨠In this episode, you'll learn:
Why skeletal muscle functions as an endocrine organ, and what myokines actually do in your bloodstream
What the 2025 colon cancer trial proved, and why the benefit held even without weight loss
How a 15-year breast cancer study found lower recurrence risk even in women who started being active after treatment
Why the research shows exercise isn't one-size-fits-all across cancer types or hormone status
What's really behind low motivation after treatment, from nutrient depletion to unresolved pain
đĄ You'll leave this episode with:
A clear, science-backed reason to see exercise as part of your recovery, not just a wellness suggestion
57: The Test That Could Explain Your Post-Cancer Fatigue (And Address Cancer Risk)
Episode 61
Wednesday, September 2, 2026 ⢠Duration 23:02
Brain fog that won't lift. Energy crashes an hour after lunch. Cravings you can't outrun, no matter how disciplined you are.
You've probably chalked it up to stress, age, or just life after cancer. But what if it's actually one hormoneâand it's not the one anyone's testing?
In this episode of The Flourish After Cancer Podcast, I talk about fasting insulin, why it's a more sensitive marker than glucose, what it has to do with cancer specifically, and the exact words to use to get it added to your next blood draw.
This conversation is designed to help you:
⢠Understand why normal glucose doesn't mean normal insulin
⢠See how this one marker connects to brain fog, cravings, and stubborn belly fat
⢠Learn what to actually ask for at your next blood draw
â ď¸ This is a must-listen if:
⢠You have brain fog or energy crashes that don't match your sleep
⢠Your cravings feel impossible to outrun no matter how disciplined you are
⢠Your glucose has always come back normal, but something still feels off
⢠You've been told your labs are fine and you're still not convinced
⢠You want to know exactly what to ask your doctor to add to your next blood draw
⨠In this episode, you'll learn:
⢠Why fasting insulin can be a problem for years before glucose ever moves
⢠How high insulin drives IGF-1, and why that matters for hormone-sensitive cancers
⢠The difference between a "normal" lab range and an optimal one for recurrence prevention
⢠What symptom pattern shows up when insulin is quietly running high
⢠The categories that actually move fasting insulin, and why doing all of them at once isn't the goal
A realistic picture of what ozone therapy involves
Questions to bring to your oncologist and to any integrative provider
An understanding of why timing and individualized dosing matter
More confidence advocating for yourself without feeling torn
Iâm Dr. Megan, a licensed naturopathic doctor. My team and I have worked with hundreds of women globally to rebuild their health after cancer and reduce recurrence risk using science-backed nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted supplement strategies â so they can feel confident, strong, and free to enjoy life again.
Medical Disclaimer: The information provided in these videos and podcasts is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, medications, or lifestyle. Content is not a substitute for professional medical advice or care.
A clear picture of the basics that support metabolic health: food, movement, sleep, and stress resilience
Permission to stop chasing a stress-free life
A realistic way to move your body on low-energy days
More confidence asking what the evidence supports before adding something new
Iâm Dr. Megan, a licensed naturopathic doctor. My team and I have worked with hundreds of women globally to rebuild their health after cancer and reduce recurrence risk using science-backed nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted supplement strategies â so they can feel confident, strong, and free to enjoy life again.
Medical Disclaimer: The information provided in these videos and podcasts is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, medications, or lifestyle. Content is not a substitute for professional medical advice or care.
More confidence in your body's ability to handle whatever comes next
I'm Dr. Megan, a licensed naturopathic doctor. My team and I have worked with hundreds of women globally to rebuild their health after cancer and reduce recurrence risk using science-backed nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted supplement strategies â so they can feel confident, strong, and free to enjoy life again.
Medical Disclaimer: The information provided in these videos and podcasts is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, medications, or lifestyle. Content is not a substitute for professional medical advice or care.
Medical Disclaimer: The information provided in these videos and podcasts is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your diet, medications, or lifestyle. This content is not a substitute for professional medical advice or care.
đĄ Youâll leave this episode with:
A clearer, less fear-driven understanding of what a mammogram actually does
Specific questions to ask your provider about breast density and BI-RADS categories
A simple framework for weighing the benefits and limitations of each screening option
More confidence in advocating for the imaging thatâs right for your body
Iâm Dr. Megan, a licensed naturopathic doctor. My team and I have worked with hundreds of women around the world to rebuild their health after cancer and reduce their risk of recurrence through science-backed nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted supplement strategiesâso they can feel confident, strong, and free to enjoy life again.
Medical Disclaimer: The information provided in these videos and podcasts is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your diet, medications, or lifestyle. This content is not a substitute for professional medical advice or care.
⨠Letâs Connect!
Book a free Roadmap Call and letâs chat about how we can help:
Medical Disclaimer: The information provided in these videos and podcasts is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, medications, or lifestyle. Content is not a substitute for professional medical advice or care.
⢠A clear understanding of whatâs happening inside your body when you eat these vegetables.
⢠Simple, practical ways to get more from what youâre already cooking.
⢠Language to help explain this to the people in your life who still wonât touch a vegetable.
⢠A better understanding of one more piece of your internal environmentâbased on evidence instead of guesswork.
The Cruciferous Vegetable Family at a Glance
Every cruciferous vegetable contains glucosinolatesâplant compounds that are converted into the active compounds your body uses. Each vegetable specializes in a particular glucosinolate that becomes an active compound with its own potential role in cancer recurrence prevention.
â˘Broccoli and broccoli sprouts
- Glucosinolate: Glucoraphanin
- Becomes: Sulforaphane
- Anticancer impact: Activates your bodyâs own detoxification and antioxidant genes.
â˘Cabbage, mustard greens, and horseradish
- Glucosinolate: Sinigrin
- Becomes: Allyl isothiocyanate
- Anticancer impact: Supports cell repair and helps reduce inflammation.
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â˘Kale, cabbage, and Brussels sprouts
- Glucosinolate: Glucobrassicin
- Becomes: I3C, then DIM
- Anticancer impact: Shifts estrogen breakdown toward a more protective pathway.
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I'm Dr. Megan, a licensed naturopathic doctor. My team and I have worked with hundreds of women globally to rebuild their health after cancer and reduce recurrence risk using science-backed nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted supplement strategies â so they can feel confident, strong, and free to enjoy life again.
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⨠Letâs Connect!
Book a free Roadmap Call and letâs chat about how we can help:
Medical Disclaimer: The information provided in these videos and podcasts is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, medications, or lifestyle. Content is not a substitute for professional medical advice or care.
Permission to stop blaming yourself for low energy that has a physical cause
A short list of who can help you build a safe, appropriately paced plan
A better sense of where you actually fall on the path from walking to strength work
I'm Dr. Megan, a licensed naturopathic doctor. My team and I have worked with hundreds of women globally to rebuild their health after cancer and reduce recurrence risk using science-backed nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted supplement strategies â so they can feel confident, strong, and free to enjoy life again.
⨠Let's Connect! Book a free Roadmap Call and let's chat about how we can help: https://flourishaftercancer.com/nextsteps
Medical Disclaimer: The information provided in these videos and podcasts is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, medications, or lifestyle. Content is not a substitute for professional medical advice or care.
đĄ You'll leave this episode with:
⢠A marker to ask for that your standard cancer follow-up likely isn't testing
⢠A clearer read on symptoms you may have written off as stress or age
⢠Relief that this is something you can act on now, before it becomes a bigger problem
⢠A next step for finding out which lever matters most for your body first
I'm Dr. Megan, a licensed naturopathic doctor. My team and I have worked with hundreds of women globally to rebuild their health after cancer and reduce recurrence risk using science-backed nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted supplement strategies â so they can feel confident, strong, and free to enjoy life again.
⨠Letâs Connect!
Book a free Roadmap Call and letâs chat about how we can help:
https://flourishaftercancer.com/nextsteps
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Medical Disclaimer: The information provided in these videos and podcasts is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, medications, or lifestyle. Content is not a substitute for professional medical advice or care.
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