In this thorough, research-based plan on recovering from chemo brain, Dr. Hardwicke explains why everyone who takes chemotherapy needs to be concerned about restoring their brain, AND what can be done.


Click here now to order the report and learn from Dr. Hardwicke’s knowledge and personal experience with chemotherapy and recovery.

 

Have you or a loved had chemotherapy treatment and then discovered that you can’t think the way you used to?


Cancer survivor and neuro-nutritionist, Dr. Susan Hardwicke, provides professional self-help for chemo brain in this valuable eBook. 

Chemo Brain and Recovery: A Guide For Survival features:


  1. 1.How chemotherapy works and how it affects the brain

  2. 2.How to determine chemotherapy’s effects on you

  3. 3.How to develop your own plan for healing and recovery

  4. 4.Diet and supplement suggestions, based on research and experience.


Pages and pages of information in a friendly, readable format, with charts and tables.


Ph.D. Cancer Survivor reveals program she used to recover from chemo brain.

More details about Chemo Brain and Recovery:


29 pages in .pdf format, available by download for $17.95 by clicking here. Please note that your billing statement will show a charge from Clk*Bank.com for the purchase amount.

Additional features: Table 1 is a list of chemotherapies that actual research associates with the symptoms we know as chemo brain. Find out if your chemotherapy is on the list.  How much has chemo affected your brain?  Take this quick self-assessment. Other tables list how simple dietary changes can make a great difference in your recovery, and suggested supplements and vitamins that have supporting research.


For the print edition of Chemo Brain and Recovery, add $4.50 for shipping and handling, for a total cost of $22.45.  To order call 1-888-364-7771.


The following is an excerpt from Chemo Brain and Recovery.

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Most publications today tell chemotherapy patients not to be concerned because, they say, the symptoms go away within two years. More recent research, however, that  goes well beyond patient complaints, indicates that some damage is permanent. And two years is a long time to wait, particularly when strategies are available to minimize damage and to speed up recovery.

Patients who continue to work during treatment become fearful of losing their jobs or not receiving promotions, and may be afraid to admit—even to themselves—that they are experiencing this life-altering side effect. Help is needed to minimize long-term damage and to accelerate recovery. Currently, the best conventional medicine has to offer is stimulant medications typically prescribed for attention disorders.

Frankly, I’m very concerned about introducing more chemical agents into the brain. Everyone’s biochemistry is different, and chemotherapy alters it. When the number of drugs in a person’s body increases, so do the potential interactions of those drugs. Doctors have a difficult time understanding more than 2-drug interactions. When that number increases, so does the potential for problems.

Chemo Brain and Recovery is designed to help you understand the effects of various chemotherapies on the brain and mind, and how you can minimize chemo’s damaging effects.

•First, I’ll provide a very brief overview of the how cancer grows, so that you can understand why chemotherapies were developed and what they are designed to do.

•Next, I’ll list and describe the most frequently prescribed chemotherapies, and emphasize the ones that damage brain functions the most.

•The third section of this report describes what may happen in chemo brain patients, and lists symptoms reported by those suffering from it.

•Section Four presents strategies for recovery, and describes the benefits of certain dietary supplements and lifestyle strategies.

For additional excerpts, follow these links:


  1. •Chemotherapy “cocktails” and side effects on the brain

  2. •Why chemo brain was recognized only recently as a problem

  3. •The four phases of recovery from chemo brain

  4. •The chemo brain recovery model

  5. •Introduction to nutritional supplements for chemo brain



For the print edition of Chemo Brain and Recovery, add $4.50 for shipping and handling, for a total cost of $22.45.  To order call 1-888-364-7771.


Chemo Brain and Recovery: A Guide for Survival is protected by U.S. copyright laws and may not be copied or re-distributed without written permission from Susan Hardwicke, Ph.D.


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