In
1977, Dr. Susan Silberstein lost
her young husband to cancer. ?He
left me with two babies, a broken heart, and a burning desire to make a
difference.? Galvanized by her
loss, she founded the Center for Advancement in Cancer Education, a national
not-for-profit information, counseling and referral agency, where she has
personally coached over 20,000 clients.
Now,
as lecturer, as author of the book Hungry
for Health, as creator of the video Breast
Cancer: The Diet Connection, and as editor of the magazines Immune
Perspectives and Global Woman, Dr.
Silberstein delivers an important message about disease prevention through
lifestyle education.
Dr. Silberstein?s dynamic
presence, her passion for teaching, her clarity of communication, and her
empowering messages have made her a sought-after speaker for both lay and
professional audiences nationwide. With nearly 30 years of experience in the
health education field, she lectures extensively on nutrition and cancer
prevention for corporations, universities, medical and nursing schools,
hospitals, and other organizations.
A Phi Beta Kappa and former
Fulbright scholar, Silberstein has won many prestigious awards, including the
Jefferson Award of the American Institute for Public Service and the Founder?s
Award of the National Foundation for Alternative Medicine.
She has coordinated scores of health conferences, has appeared on
hundreds of radio and television talk shows, and has trained many thousands of
health seekers.
MOST REQUESTED
PROGRAMS:
Hungry for Health:
The Four Nutrition Secrets That Can Help Save Your Life
Are You Digging Your
Grave With Your Fork?
More
fundamental than all the fad diets, this entertaining lecture gets down to the
simple basics. It discusses four key principles of healthy eating for optimal
energy, weight control, and protection against killer diseases like cancer,
heart disease and diabetes. Focusing on the distinction between modern and
ancestral eating habits, this presentation outlines the main tenets of the
Paleolithic diet for which human genes were programmed.
Breast
Cancer: The Diet Connection
This
lecture discusses important dietary steps to help prevent breast cancer, prevent
its recurrence, and support patients during or after treatment. Based on
published scientific evidence and nearly 30 years of experience counseling
thousands of women, this presentation reviews food and beverage choices which
can contribute to or protect against the disease. It covers topics like ?to
soy or not to soy,? beverage leverage, kitchen immune boosters, and the
?skinny? on fats.
Kitchen Chemotherapy
Estimates
of cancer death avoidable through dietary change run as high as 75 percent.
Based on thousands of articles published in the scientific literature
documenting the relationship between diet and cancer survival, this lecture
highlights over a dozen advantages of implementing nutrition in a traditional
cancer treatment program; outlines foods that promote or suppress tumor growth;
and explains the connection between cancer and biological terrain.
Living
Longer, Living Younger
Although
living longer does not always correlate with living better, many common
symptoms, conditions, and diseases of aging are not inevitable. Research
indicates that through wise lifestyle choices involving diet, exercise and
thought habits, we may be able not only to extend longevity and improve the
quality of our health, but even turn back our biological clocks.
Immunition: Lifestyle
Choices for Anti-Cancer Immunity
In the
war against cancer, your best weapons may be your own lifestyle choices. This
presentation discusses four major lifestyle aspects which can positively
influence our immune systems to protect us against cancer: diet, detoxification,
aerobic exercise and stress management. Particular attention is devoted to
offering practical advice for integrating these programs into your life and the
life of your family.
SPEAKER SHEET, TESTIMONIALS, PHOTOS & INTRODUCTION
