Don’t Let the Complexity of Cancer Blind You to the Simplicity of Healing

Specialising in breast cancer support was a natural choice following my own diagnosis twenty-five years ago. Despite excellent medical care I knew I needed more than medicine to ensure long term survival. My search for answers led me into a lifetime of study to learn about optimum nutrition, and more recently personalised nutrigenomics. 

I discovered that the most inspiring survivor stories come from people who have refused to accept the limits of a medical prognosis and have gone in search of answers for themselves, often driven by little more than their own determination.

There is abundant evidence for the role of diet and lifestyle medicine for cancer, and a gratifying increase in the acceptance of integrated oncology protocols among enlightened health professionals. I am proud to be one of the UK’s leading edge cancer nutrition practitioners.

I have been a nutritional therapist for twenty years now and helped hundreds of breast cancer patients regain their health and happiness after diagnosis. My work is firmly based in evidence and experience, with a large helping of empathy thrown in. My approach is holistic: having a healthy body is not only about having all the right nutrients in all the right places. Important though that is, the real magic happens when you nourish yourself in all aspects of your life.

To get started please explore the website and the blog, then consider booking a consultation. Please follow me on Instagram and send questions and suggestions using the contact form. 

Dawn Waldron | Registered Nutritional Therapist and Nutrigenomic Counsellor
PG Cert (Personalised Nutrition), BSc(Hons), DipION, mBANT, CNHC 
Member of the British Society of Integrated Oncology

Please note that nutritional therapy is not a substitute for medical care. I am unable to diagnose, treat or cure cancer, nor can I provide urgent or acute care.

The plethora of books and advice out there is confusing to say the least.  Your ability to distil the latest research and give sensible practical advice on how to make changes to our diets I personally find invaluable.

Rachel

I just wanted to add my voice to the admiration and encouragement for your next steps, it’s a fantastic idea and I eagerly look forward to seeing what emerges, you are such a positive, informative and supportive resource for women with breast cancer, if ever you feel that your voice is being minimised by those with narrower narratives than yours (medical modal etc) just remember the community of women and medical professionals who do believe in your vast expertise and passion…..you deserve an OBE for all that you have achieved and continue to offer

Katrina – Stage III breast cancer patient