A cancer diagnosis can instill fear in the heart of even the bravest person. There are so many different types of cancer, and so many known and potential causes of the disease. What, then, should you do if you receive a cancer diagnosis? Shouldn't you follow your oncologist's instructions? Suzanne Somers, health writer and author of the book Knockout, says maybe not. Even though this is probably the scariest time in your life and you may feel like you do not have a moment to spare, it is important for you to realize that you do have a choice as to how to treat your cancer.

Suzanne Somers fought cancer over ten years ago and walked away victorious. She moved on and left it all behind her until a bizarre incident brought cancer back to the forefront of her mind. In this interview, you will hear about how Suzanne Somers became interested in learning more about cancer treatment and what she found out when she decided to do so.

Key Information Contained In This Interview

• How a medical nightmare led Suzanne Somers back to learning about cancer treatments
• The truth about how successful chemotherapy really is at treating various types of cancer
• Why your doctor may not offer you any treatment options for cancer besides the standard of care
• What the standard of care treatment for cancer is and why it often does not work
• How some doctors treat cancer in ways that are different from the standard of care.
• How effective these alternative treatments are at treating various types of cancer
• Why doctors that offer alternative treatments are often threatened with punishment
• What kind of testing is available to assess which, if any, chemotherapy is right for you

According to Suzanne Somers, you do have a choice regarding your cancer treatment. Regardless of which treatment you ultimately decide to take, you can choose to educate yourself about treatment options before making a decision. When you listen to this interview, you will learn from Suzanne Somers how you can make an informed decision regarding cancer treatment. You will also learn why Suzanne Somers is no longer afraid of being diagnosed with cancer again.