Only 8% of cancer diagnoses are linked to genetics. The other 92% come down to what we eat, drink, think, do, and breathe, and that is exactly where your power is.
In this webinar, stage 4 colon cancer survivor and cancer researcher Julie Stevens walks you through your 8 Natural Health Defense Systems, the systems your body runs every single day to stay healthy, and shows you exactly what you can do to give each one the advantage and build a body that is less hospitable to cancer.
This is not about blame. It is about power.
Julie blends her background as an industrial psychologist, her own survivor wisdom, and the latest research to show how your daily choices shape whether your body is more or less hospitable to disease. Medicine AND healing, together.
In this session:
Why 92% of cancer is tied to lifestyle and environment, not just your genes
How epigenetics actually works (your genes are the piano keys, your choices play the music)
A walk through all 8 defense systems: DNA protection, immune surveillance, microbiome, detoxification, hormone regulation, stem cell regeneration, angiogenesis, and intuition (mind-body)
The food, lifestyle, and environment changes that strengthen each system
The power decisions that give you the biggest advantage
Live Q&A
About Julie:
Four years ago, Julie was diagnosed with stage 4 aggressive, inoperable, chemo-resistant colon cancer. Instead of waiting, she studied what survivors around the world did differently, built a team of 11 doctors and healers, and made data-driven decisions to build a body where cancer could not thrive. Today she teaches others to do the same.
Tools and resources:
VedaLife, track your labs, food, sleep, and symptoms over time: https://vedalife.ai
Learn more: https://www.beadatag.com
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Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Julie Stevens is not a licensed medical professional. Always work with your own qualified healthcare team before making changes to your care, diet, supplements, or testing.