Will you still feel like you?
How to reduce worry over your breast cancer surgery.
Breast cancer surgery brings up soul-searching questions. The emotions are all colliding at once; fear, worry, betrayal. This is the time for you to prepare your body, know exactly how to decrease complications, and speed your recovery.
Inside my brand-new breast cancer surgery guide you’ll implement the steps and understand the key protocols to prepare for surgery.
➜ Finally. Know exactly what to do to best prepare and go through surgery by minimizing complications and speed healing.
➜ Get your specific 3 step Path Protocol for progressing through breast cancer surgery.
➜ How to go through the process without losing yourself; recover quickly and live your life.
➜ You’ll understand how to not only survive but thrive after surgery and beyond.
How can I help?
My name is Carol Lourie and I’ve been working with women with breast cancer for over three decades. I’m a naturopath, licensed acupuncturist, homeopath and functional medicine expert. And I know if you are facing surgery, you can feel alone and confused about what is happening to you.
And after 30 years do you know what I have learned?
Surgery encroaches into your life, impacting your ability to work, take care of yourself, your family and your household. It’s important for you to know the facts about what you are going through, as well as how you can help your body heal.
It also is very helpful if you have a personal guide, to walk with you on your journey.
What is
Preparing for Surgery
About?
✔ As I’ve treated women just like you who are facing surgery, I’ve been given a very specific insight and understanding of the kind of chaos a cancer diagnosis can bring and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with your breast surgery.
✔ There is a specific way to eat in order to minimize the trauma of surgery, and one key homeopathic remedy that can dramatically help to reduce your pain and recovery time.
✔ Your oncologist treats your cancer. I’m focused on you! The health of your body, mind and spirit. I’ll take you by the hand and show you the precise steps you need to take – before, during and after your treatment -- to reduce suffering and gently help heal your body while supporting your emotional health.
✔ It’s critical to prepare your body and mind for your surgical journey. You’ll learn one simple, but critical mental switch that I will teach you to utilize so you can navigate your surgery successfully.
Why listen to me?
For over 30 years I’ve helped women just like you implement critical tools and provide the support needed to recover health and live an empowered life… before, during and after chemo.
I’m a naturopath, licensed acupuncturist, homeopath and functional medicine expert.
My most important mission and calling is to reach out with help, experience and information to guide you on your breast cancer journey.
I’m sharing my personal protocol with you. It’s “The Path” to chemo that’s as side-effect free as possible, so that you can live your life to the fullest, even while receiving treatment.
I’m here to tell you that with the right tools and the right mindset, it’s all possible
Yours in health,
Carol Lourie
What People Are Saying...
"I was looking for an alternative health care practitioner. Through my work with her, I realized this disease had developed due to many stresses in my life. She is an expert in treating inflammation and gave me a supplement regime to help with this. She also gave me a homeopathic remedy that has really helped my physical as well as mental well-being.
She is a knowledgeable, dedicated and compassionate healer and my life has improved in so many ways through my work with her.
When I first started seeing her I could barely get through the day. Now I feel like I am a functioning person who can enjoy life! I am so grateful for her!"
- KATE C
"I would definitely recommend Dr. Carol Lourie. It is a truly holistic approach she uses with several modalities. She helped me resolve a long-time chronic issue that I had struggled with for years, and I am off the medication for that. Yea and thank you, Carol! Also, usually there is a bit of time, a visit or two, to get comfortable with a new practitioner, but I remember thinking on my way out of my first appointment how comfortable and at ease with her I was."
- LYTA H