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The Cancer Pod: Integrative Medicine Talk

The Cancer Pod: Integrative Medicine Talk

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From interviews with experts in oncology to real stories from #cancerinsiders who turned their diagnosis into advocacy, the podcast explores topics including managing side effects, navigating survivorship, and demystifying supplements and natural therapies, all from an evidence-based, integrative medicine point of view. 


Whether you’re in active treatment, adjusting to life after cancer, or supporting a loved one, join naturopathic doctor and breast cancer survivor Leah Sherman for honest, empowering, and often humorous conversations that help you make informed choices with clarity and confidence.


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Disclaimer: This podcast is for education, entertainment, and informational purposes only. Do not apply any of this information without first speaking to your doctor. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast by the hosts and their guests are solely their own.  

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Support cancer education, advocacy, and research this November by skipping the razor! Fight CRC’s Ben White joins Leah to talk about No Shave November (no-shave.org) and the Fight Colorectal Cancer initiatives it supports. Ben walks through Fight CRC’s work: No Shave November fundraising with partnersMarch 2027 Call on Congress and advocacy for research fundingThe Global Early Onset Colorectal Cancer Think TankUnited in Blue flag installationsInsurance coverage gaps in the screening continuum...
When treatment ends and the world moves on, cancer survivors are often left alone with a flood of unprocessed emotions. Author and survivorship mentor Kia Lee sits down with Leah to explore the hidden emotional weight of life after cancer—and why healing isn’t about returning to the past. In this conversation, Kia shares: • Her diagnosis with stage III breast cancer at 38 and how it became a portal to a new way of living • Why she wrote Lighthouse: The Path Through Cancer while undergoing che...
When faced with a Stage IV terminal cancer diagnosis at age 37, how do you keep living, surfing big waves, and raising a child? In this powerful episode, author and big-wave surfer Melanie Ezell joins Leah to share her unfiltered story of surviving Stage IV ovarian cancer, navigating recurrences, and finding profound joy despite an incurable diagnosis. Melanie, author of the memoir Inherited: A Life Without a Cure and writer behind the popular Substack An Incurable Life, opens up about using ...
What happens when a graphic designer decides to document his own cancer diagnosis in a comic, panel by panel? Georgia-based artist and prostate cancer education advocate James Burns joins Leah to talk about his autobiographical medical graphic novels “The Death of Me” and “The Half-Life,” which chronicle his stage 4A prostate cancer diagnosis, treatment, and life after. James shares why he posted his diagnosis publicly on Instagram and how he pushes back on the expectation that men need to st...
Can working out actually change what's happening inside your body during cancer treatment? Dr. Leah Sherman sits down with certified clinical exercise physiologist JC Rodriguez to unpack the real science behind exercise and cancer—including how movement may redirect blood flow away from tumors, alter tumor metabolism, and boost immune surveillance. JC breaks down what this looks like in practice: how to move through severe fatigue with “mentally small” wins like a 5-minute walk or in-...
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