Cancer is a major treatment challenge; it happens when we continue to ignore the subtle signals from our body to slow down, eat better, address our stress issues, get plenty of rest and exercise. It's sad that we let our bodies deteriorate before we pay attention and start on the road towards health and healing.

I don't focus on treating cancer patients, but I recently seem to be caring for many more. I simply provide foundational health treatments such as normalizing a patient's insulin level, improving his omega 6:3 fatty-acid ratio and providing solutions for years of stress that has most likely produced profound bioelectrical short-circuiting in his autonomic nervous system.

I'm sharing my specific strategies at the First International Cancer Symposium in Dallas next month. I'm presenting with leading experts in the entire field of cancer treatment and I'm very excited to be a participant. There are two tracks: one for the health care professional and one for the person or family affected by someone afflicted with cancer.

If cancer is a challenge for you or someone you love, consider attending the Symposium to find out the latest treatments the field of medicine has to offer.