Well written and full of great information to avoid foods that are not only unhealthy and even more importantly, those products that we ‘think’ are good for us but contain ingredients that are bad for you and cause problems. Recipes are great too!
I’m ready to start the
Misner Plan!
The Misner Plan is the dietary plan Beth and Ivan Misner created with the advice of their medical team to support Ivan’s gentle recover from cancer in 2012. Beth used the Misner Plan later in 2017 with her own metastatic breast cancer recovery. The Misners did not use conventional cancer therapy in their cancer recovery. You will learn more here about how they healed naturally.
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Healing begins in the kitchen
| Ivan’s Story
Ivan Misner learned he had developed prostate cancer early in 2012. Told by his surgeon that he had six to nine months to decide what form of treatment he wanted to have, he radically changed his diet and lifestyle. When it was time to return to the doctor for his treatment, he was in full remission! This book covers all the Misners learned about eating to heal and reduce inflammation, and it also outlines the three-phase Misner Plan they created for Ivan’s benefit. They have also partnered with Executive Chef, Eddie Esposito, to present a cookbook for the three phases. If you are learning that you have an inflammatory condition, or want to avoid inflammation, the Misner Plan is highly advisable to look into.
Love the story and passion in this book. Have made several of the recipes and all are awesome!
– Tonya Acha
Healing can be easy
Beth’s story |
Healing can be easy
Beth’s story |
Beth Misner’s story begins with a surprise metastatic breast cancer diagnosis in the Spring of 2017. Always on the alternative-health side of the road, she pursued natural treatments (no chemo, surgery, or radiation) at the Issels ImmunoOncology Hospital in Tijuana, Mexico. Within eight months after diagnosis, she was given a clean bill of health. This is her story of engaging body, mind, and spirit for recovery. If you (or someone you love) have been diagnosed with advanced cancer, you will want to read Beth’s story.
Beth Misner describes her healing journey in an interesting and honest way that has you wanting to know what’s next, while increasing the desire to learn more about natural healing methods. Whether you are in a current diagnosed situation or want to make healthy choices for the future, the book is filled with fabulous researched information, recommendations, and recipes. It reminded me that I can tune in and take charge of my own health and well-being! I highly recommend reading this book and sharing it with those you care about.
– Dana Coyle
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Betty Wells-Runkle
Betty Wells Runkle holds a doctorate in Traditional Naturopathy. Betty has an AS in natural science and her bachelor’s studies were done at Texas A&M University with a major in microbiology and immunology. Although her early career started in the field of analytical chemistry, her passion for people and for science drove her eventually to seek nutritional and herbal education so that she could better influence and empower others. She also resides in Texas.
Testimonials
Leslie Hutchinson
Jeff Ensinger
I’m about a 1/3 of the way through this book and it’s already been helpful. The wife and I are on a NO-CARB type diet and it’s working but when we reach our goals, we’ll have to be smarter about a life plan and I can already see how this book will help. I’ve known Dr. Misner for almost 20 years and have enjoyed all of his Networking books so I was real intrigued about how this book would be and so far, very impressed. Great story!!
Steve Black
This is a must read for anyone that has some form of health issue, no matter how small. I Have family going through issues right now that will benefit from this and the first thing we’re going to get is the SA Wilson’s Gold Coffee. Even if you’re not “unhealthy” right now, start thinking about what you eat. Look and find out about the alternatives. Don’t leave it until you have something wrong. Start working on your healthy life now!
Tonya Acha
Love the story and passion in this book. Have made several of the recipes and all are awesome!
Leslie Hutchinson
Well written and full of great information to avoid foods that are not only unhealthy and even more importantly, those products that we ‘think’ are good for us but contain ingredients that are bad for you and cause problems. Recipes are great too!
Jeff Ensinger
I’m about a 1/3 of the way through this book and it’s already been helpful. The wife and I are on a NO-CARB type diet and it’s working but when we reach our goals, we’ll have to be smarter about a life plan and I can already see how this book will help. I’ve known Dr. Misner for almost 20 years and have enjoyed all of his Networking books so I was real intrigued about how this book would be and so far, very impressed. Great story!!
Steve Black
This is a must read for anyone that has some form of health issue, no matter how small. I Have family going through issues right now that will benefit from this and the first thing we’re going to get is the SA Wilson’s Gold Coffee. Even if you’re not “unhealthy” right now, start thinking about what you eat. Look and find out about the alternatives. Don’t leave it until you have something wrong. Start working on your healthy life now!
Tonya Acha
Love the story and passion in this book. Have made several of the recipes and all are awesome!
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