Cathy Biase is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist and Cancer Coach who is dedicated to helping people understand the power that lies at the end of their fork. A breast cancer survivor herself, Cathy specializes in the functional application of nutrition for root cause health improvement for chronic disease, with a particular focus on cancer care.
Through TV, speaking engagements and working one-on-one, Cathy educates people on topics such as nutritional support for cancer patients, managing side effects of allopathic cancer care, the Microbiome and its links to health, immune support, improving gut health and cancer
coaching.
Quote - “I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become.” ― Carl Gustav Jung
Cathy has a Bachelor of Science from the University of Toronto with a major in Psychology. She is a graduate of the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition and is a Certified Professional Cancer Coach. She is also currently the host of The Health Hub, a radio talk show and podcast covering various aspects of Integrative Health.
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00:30 - Introduction
05:55 - So I am not a doctor. I stay within my scope. I work on lifestyle and nutrition pieces, especially within the cancer realm. These pieces are not often seen in a medical allopathic protocol. So this is a huge piece that gives cancer patients ownership of a part of their protocol. If you've been through cancer and you've been through any disease, it sort of takes over your life. You are inundated with tests and results, you're pulled into a medical system and you can feel like you've lost control. So the integrative piece allows a person to work with their lifestyle with their nutrition, working in things like circadian rhythm and the microbiome and things like this to really impact their overall health. It's far beyond just nutrition.
11:35 - With the coming of the understanding of the microbiome, in my opinion, since we're going down this path, there is a necessary avenue now for the medical profession to have to open up the idea of the impact of food and the impact of sleep. Not that they don't value those things, but the impact that it has on the microbiome is becoming more important. Now the camaraderie that we're seeing with so many diseases is improving too. Hopefully, the handshaking will be a little bit better as we move forward because we do need each other.
10:00 - Some people are happy to get rid of symptomology. So we are educating people and some people won't feel comfortable going that way or talking to doctors, which is fine, too. But, you know, for those who really want to get deeper into their own health and really be the captain of their own ship, this is the way to go.
20:00 - So I...