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The stark reality is that 47% of us will develop cancer.  Despite recent medical advances many lives will be cut short by this cruel disease.  

My guest Jane McLelland has an incredible story of personal survival.  she has beaten 3 different cancers.  Each time Doctors have told her it was terminal– the last was 15 years ago.  Join us as we explore her story & the approach she has developed which has not only enabled her to survive & thrive but also helped others to do the same.


About The Show

Are you the ‘Leader’ of your own life? Are you getting the best out of life – personally and professionally? Join us on ‘Leadership For Life with Gina Gardiner’ where you can enjoy interviews from a wide range of top experts who will share their insights and skills and where I will share with you the principles and strategies to help you live a happier more successful and fulfilling life - personally and professionally.


About The Guests

Jane McLelland is an International Bestselling Author of ‘How To Starve Cancer,’ with a second edition of the book just released this year and a hugely popular educational online course on Teachable.com. She is Winner of the NYC Big Book Award, Winner Amazing Women Global Award 2019, winner GTex Social Impact Award 2020, and an International Speaker. She is a passionate advocate for cancer patients and a tireless researcher, helping them to find the treatments they need, focusing on shutting down the cancer metabolism

Find out More:  www.howtostarvecancer.com


 

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