John Coltrane Wasn’t Just Playing the Saxophone—He Was Preaching a Homily
By Donnie Yance September 23 marks the birthday of musical legend, John Coltrane. When Coltrane stepped to the microphone, he wasn’t just performing—he was giving a homily or a sermon. His saxophone became a conduit for what he called “spirit communications,” transforming concert halls into sanctuaries. Each solo was a sermon without words, each phrase […]
Prostate Cancer: The Pitfalls of Conventional Assessments
By Donnie Yance Questioning Conventional Screening Approaches According to the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) analysis of two major randomized clinical trials, routine Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening prevents approximately one prostate cancer-related death per 1,000 men screened.¹ This sobering statistic challenges the historical perception of PSA screening as an essential preventive measure. Moreover, […]
What You Need To Know About IV Vitamin C and Cancer Seen Through The Lens Of Mederi-Care
By Donnie Yance “The noblest foundation for medicine is love. It is love that teaches us the art of healing. Without love true healing can never be born.” – Paracelsus Intravenous (IV) nutrient therapy, which most often includes vitamins, minerals, and sometimes botanical isolates has become very popular these days. IV vitamin C and cancer […]
Devoting My Life to Helping Cancer Patients: My Story
Around 35 years ago, I founded my first clinic in Norwalk, CT. It was there that I met a young breast cancer patient who forever changed my life. Working with her ultimately led me to a life of service, compassion, and an unwavering pursuit of knowledge to help cancer patients heal with natural medicine. She […]
Driven by Deception: How Cancer Hijacks Our Systems for Survival
Gankyrin and Cancer A better understanding of Gankyrin, glutamine, and glutamate production is crucial for cancer patients and their doctors. Cancer develops when cells start growing too fast. This process kicks off when genes responsible for regular cell growth transform into cancer genes, also known as oncogenes. The term “oncogene” is derived from the Greek […]
Adaptogens, Bioregulatory Systems Medicine and Network Pharmacology
Have you ever wondered how life on Earth has managed to survive in the midst of volcanos, ice ages and asteroids? The answer is adaptation. Humans are remarkably adaptable. We’ve been able to adjust to almost any condition on the planet, while continuing to thrive as a civilization. Think about this: No other species lives […]
The Importance of Cultivating Spiritual, Mental, and Emotional Fortitude
“The greater the suffering, the greater God’s love is bestowed onto you.” Padre Pio People have been increasingly distancing themselves from each other, even before this horrific pandemic hit. Years ago, in an interview with Self magazine, I was asked what I thought the number one contributor was to our poor health. My answer then […]