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Sedna The Skin Cancer Breakthrough Program

The Skin Cancer Breakthrough Program
11.14.2006

Complementary Strategies For Prevention and Treatment

Kurt Greenberg is the author of the 1991 book " Challenging Orthodoxy: America’s Top Medical Preventives Speak Out " (Keats publishing) a collection of interviews he conducted with leading figures in the evolving field of integrative medicine.

Provocative and insightful this work offered a glimpse into the future paradigm of medical prevention and treatment. Those interviewed included Dr. Robert Atkins (The Atkins Diet), Dr. John Trowbridge (The Yeast Syndrome) and Dr. Gary Gordon (The Chelation Answer) among others.

Kurt has traveled extensively throughout the United States, Canada and parts of Europe attending medical nutrition conferences and exhibitions.He has also been a guest speaker and radio guest as well. He has worked and consulted for food supplement companies and a major manufacturer of natural food and skin care products.

In late 2002 Kurt self published a new book he hopes will spark debate and focus on a problem affecting an increasing portion of the North American population as well as many other parts of the world. His motivation comes from his own history and decisions in dealing with this problem, making his book even more compelling and interesting.

" The Skin Cancer Breakthrough Program: Complementary Strategies for Prevention and Treatment" is a call to those that are afflicted with one of the major forms of skin cancer. as well as those that may be mistaken in their belief that they are safe from this disorder because they have been careful to avoid sun exposure.

This book raises many questions as well as offering new and exciting information for even the more serious students of complementary medicine. "

The Skin Cancer Breakthrough Program" breaks through medical dogma and once again challenges orthodoxy to examine, reexamine and ultimately embrace a broader and more comprehensive view in managing, preventing and one day eliminating the threat of skin cancer.