Utilizing organic nutrition, detoxification, and other techniques, a bio-repair system attempts to allow the body to heal itself from diseases, such as cancer.
By abiding to the guidelines of the system, Doris Sokosh has managed to remain free of cancer for nearly forty years.
In 1971, after being diagnosed with cancer, Sokosh received a radical mastectomy and a hysterectomy for treatment.
She experienced severe weight loss due to these operations.
When she weighed less than ninety pounds, her doctor believed that her condition was terminal and sent her home to spend time with her family.
Because she did not have any other options, she began following a bio-repair program administered by the Foundation for Advancement in Cancer Therapy (F.
A.
C.
T.
).
In addition to detoxification, she was drinking fresh vegetable juices that consisted of organic carrots, beets, and celery.
She gradually started regaining her health and developing her own recipes based on this program.
Sokosh firmly believes that the nutrition plan of the F.
A.
C.
T.
program and her recipes have been essential to her victory against cancer.
In her new book, "Triumph Over Cancer - My Recipes for Recovery", she has collected all of the recipes that she has made during a period of thirty-nine years without cancer.
This cookbook can be beneficial to both patients who are currently suffering from the disease and people who wish to keep a healthy, energetic lifestyle.
According to its website, the F.
A.
C.
T.
is a "non-profit educational organization that supports non-toxic, biologically sound approaches to cancer prevention and treatment.
" One of the organization's earliest success stories is Doris Sokosh.
Its bio-repair program has given Sokosh control of her life.
Maybe it can also help other cancer patients in the future.