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Busting Loose: Cancer Survivors Tell You What Your Doctor Won't by Cheryl Swanson (JanePhillips)
JanePhillips: If you actually are facing breast cancer, I'd get the book Busting Loose instead of Somers' book. While Suzanne's latest book is fascinating, I think it's far too risky to follow her pathway. Busting Loose will show you how to get the BEST traditional treatment, while also giving you ideas about holisic ways to improve your health and keep the cancer from recurring. Cheers to Suzanne, by the way. She's a gutsy lady.… (more)

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Suzanne is a Hollywood maverick, as well as a medical maverick. I think it's worth finding out how and why she survived breast cancer. This book was more cerebral than I expected from Somers, People like her risk their lives because they believe in treatments the rest of us should probably shun. (I'm not interested in being a guinea pig like she was for unproven cures.) But it's her business, and her life and she may help point the way to new cures. (

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JanePhillips | Dec 21, 2009 |

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New York Times bestseller (Advice, How-To & Miscellaneous, 2009)

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In this no-nonsense book, bestselling author Somers takes on the $200 billion cancer business, explaining why it is hurting rather than helping people. She interviews cutting-edge doctors who are changing the face of cancer treatment without poisons or surgery.… (more)

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