Blogs
My Story – Part 7 – The Science of Survival, Round One
December 2024. The plan met the bloodstream. This was the month chemo began, immunotherapy joined the fight, and I learned
The Mitochondria Comeback – Powering Up Your Body’s Anti-Cancer Engine
When I was first told I had incurable cancer, every conversation focused on the tumor. Cut it, poison it, starve
My Story – Part 6 – Building the A-Team – Metabolic Medicine, Integrative Oncology and Naturopathy Explained
When I was told I had Stage IV cancer, I realised one doctor wouldn’t be enough. I needed an alliance
Can the Gut Microbiome Switch Cancer Off?
“When you rebuild microbial diversity, you’re not chasing a trend – you’re rebuilding your frontline.”
My Story – Part 5 – Two Weeks On A Knife-Edge – 1st to 17th December
in the lead up to chemo, I bought a car, saw my brothers off and landed up back in hospital.
Can ZBiotics Sugar-to-Fiber Really Turn Sugar into Fiber – And Could That Matter for Cancer?
When I first encountered ZBiotics Sugar-to-Fiber, I was curious. This probiotic claims to change sugar into fiber in your gut.
My Story – Part 4 – The Hardest Return – Why We Gave Duke Back
Duke was our harlequin Great Dane – 70kg of love and shadow. With me in hospital and Ana weeks post-op,
Killer Bars, Hidden Additives & My Cancer Journey: What Ultra-Processed Foods Are Doing to Us
Joe Wicks’ “Killer Bar” stunt shocked viewers – but it struck deeper for me as someone fighting cancer. Ultra-processed foods
Mistletoe Therapy for Cancer: My Experience, the Science, and Why the UK Needs to Catch Up
Mistletoe isn’t just for Christmas. Across Europe, Viscum album extracts are prescribed alongside standard cancer care to support quality of
