Cancer Isn t All About Chemo Keeping Your Body Strong Whilst Trying to Treat and Prevent Disease

13% prognosis to 97% probability of cancer cure

When Sarah Cripps' little boy was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukaemia, her reaction was to find out as much as she could as fast as she could, to help her child get well. She also drew on her background in nutrition to create plans and strategies which used natural methods alongside conventional treatment. This book is the result of that work.

Underpinned by scientific studies, Cancer Isn't All About Chemo gives you the knowledge to help your (or your loved one's) body stay strong through traditional treatments such as bone marrow transplant and chemotherapy, and to support a better outcome. The methods in this book are safe: Sarah informed her son's medical team (at a leading UK cancer hospital) of every single one.

Many books about cancer deal only with adult cancer. This book can also help you fight childhood cancer. While a promise of cure is impossible to make, Sarah Cripps has compiled her research for you and is sharing exactly what she did for Teddy with such fantastic results.

"...From a mother who has done extensive research to save her child, the book is an excellent guide to the family of cancer patients. Do your research diligently as Sarah did; and please keep an open mind, think critically as Sarah did, ask the most difficult questions. Sarah did not take the words of some of the best practitioners as gospel truth. She doggedly pursued her research and beseeches you not to "...ever take anyone's word to be gospel and that includes those who wear white coats." I couldn't agree more! Let there be no misunderstanding, to her credit, unlike many who advocate alternative therapies, Sarah emphatically discourages abandoning standard therapies.

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Eloquently composed, this easy-to-read book brought tears to my eyes knowing that my humble efforts in cancer research have helped her beloved Teddy; nothing could be more gratifying to a person whose childhood dream was to be a researcher to find a remedy that would help the sick. Thanks to Sarah, she is doing her part in disseminating her knowledge and experience by sharing this incredible story for the benefit of others; a must read book for cancer patients and their beloved ones."

AbulKalam M. Shamsuddin, MD, PhD.

Professor of Pathology (retd), The University of Maryland School of Medicine