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So, my advice is, Keep Calm and Kick Cancer in the Kitchen!I know a lot of people don't like the truth, but cancer prevention and treatment has a lot to do with cutting back on toxic foods, i.e. meat. The addition of stories was important because when you are battling any type of disease even a passive support system helps.The first part of the book explains about different types of cancer from women's experiences. What to expect, how different people react to treatments- all as if you are talking to a real person- not something scripted from a medical book. The second part offers healthy and appetizing recipes. The recipes are divided by different types of cancers and explains why certain nutrients are needed more so for different types of cancer. This is the most down-to-earth book about cancer I have ever seen. 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I recommend purchasing this bookSo much great information on nutrition and many recipes I want to try out.It doesn't have much scientific research to back up some of what they say, so I don't recommend only this book if you are looking to prevent cancer or a recurrence. It's a nice uplifting book and has some great recipes.I battle a difficult autoimmune disease which is affected greatly by diet. The format is great. Reviews the benefits of different types of foods as well as tips to altering your diet. I am in the process of writing my own cookbook filled with recipes which are autoimmune friendly. This book is an excellent resource.Although my husband has cancer and I am his caregiver and wife, the story is clear and the battle is defined through the stories within. The recipes give hope and flavor to the possibilities of healthy clean eating with imagination. I cannot wait to start creating healthy meals for us through out our journey with cancer. 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She is now a certified holistic health coach, working and writing in Philadelphia, PA. Kendall Scott was diagnosed with cancer at age 27. After going into remission, she attended the Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN) in New York City. She is board certified in holistic health coaching through IIN and the American Association of Drugless Practitioners. Kendall teaches nutrition and cooking classes, leads webinars, presents at wellness events and writes online articles as a nutrition expert. She lives in Maine. Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Videos Help others learn more about this product by uploading a video. Upload video To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. L. 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The addition of stories was important because when you are battling any type of disease even a passive support system helps.The first part of the book explains about different types of cancer from women's experiences. What to expect, how different people react to treatments- all as if you are talking to a real person- not something scripted from a medical book. The second part offers healthy and appetizing recipes. The recipes are divided by different types of cancers and explains why certain nutrients are needed more so for different types of cancer. This is the most down-to-earth book about cancer I have ever seen. Well researched and clearly written for the average person to understand.I found reading even a few pages very helpful and encouraging. I recommend this book if only for this portion of it. The recipes contain no meat, eggs, fish, or dairy ingredients at all. The ingredients called for easily doubled my grocery bill. However, these recipes are intended to be more like medicine and they are well thought-out. I like most of the recipes I've tried and they have steered me in the right direction nutritionally. This book got me cooking, something I haven't enjoyed for a long time. I've ordered a similar cancer cookbook that hopefully will provide more variety and options to compliment this book. I recommend purchasing this bookSo much great information on nutrition and many recipes I want to try out.It doesn't have much scientific research to back up some of what they say, so I don't recommend only this book if you are looking to prevent cancer or a recurrence. It's a nice uplifting book and has some great recipes.I battle a difficult autoimmune disease which is affected greatly by diet. The format is great. Reviews the benefits of different types of foods as well as tips to altering your diet. I am in the process of writing my own cookbook filled with recipes which are autoimmune friendly. This book is an excellent resource.Although my husband has cancer and I am his caregiver and wife, the story is clear and the battle is defined through the stories within. The recipes give hope and flavor to the possibilities of healthy clean eating with imagination. I cannot wait to start creating healthy meals for us through out our journey with cancer. Groups Discussions Quotes Ask the Author Authors Annette Ramke and Kendall Scott are cancer survivors, so they know exactly what it’s like to deal with “the Big C.” Here they share girlfriend-style, real-life knowledge and experience about the healing power of food, along with th Authors Annette Ramke and Kendall Scott are cancer survivors, so they know exactly what it’s like to deal with “the Big C.” Here they share girlfriend-style, real-life knowledge and experience about the healing power of food, along with their stories of cancer ups and downs—with more than 100 recipes for fighting cancer and soothing symptoms of treatment. Whether someone is in the thick of “Cancer World” and wants to know what to expect, or for anyone who wants to do all they can to boost their health, Kicking Cancer in the Kitchen offers guidance on not only surviving, but thriving—before, during, and after cancer. To see what your friends thought of this book,This book is not yet featured on Listopia.I can certainly understand why the original reviewer only gave it 3 stars - he's a 15 year old boy!:) This book is definitely targeted to women, primarily with cancer now or in the past. But I think it would also be very useful to any woman without cancer. It's full of information on food and it offers so much support. I've tried a handful of recipes, and really enjoyed them all (try the mint chip smoothie and cashew kale!). I can certainly understand why the original reviewer only gave it 3 stars - he's a 15 year old boy!:) This book is definitely targeted to women, primarily with cancer now or in the past. But I think it would also be very useful to any woman without cancer. It's full of information on food and it offers so much support. I've tried a handful of recipes, and really enjoyed them all (try the mint chip smoothie and cashew kale!). I think what I liked the most is how it's so friendly and honest, while at the same time providing good info AND recipes. It's something I can really do while in chemo. I've recommended it to my friends with and without cancer! I know what you're thinking, but kicking cancer in the butt is a hard job. Eventually, I came to realize that even a massive sugar high couldn't compensate for losing my breasts, hair, eyelashes and eyebrows (in that order), and it was time to start Kicking Cancer in the Kitchen (by Annette Ramke and Kendal I know what you're thinking, but kicking cancer in the butt is a hard job. Eventually, I came to realize that even a massive sugar high couldn't compensate for losing my breasts, hair, eyelashes and eyebrows (in that order), and it was time to start Kicking Cancer in the Kitchen (by Annette Ramke and Kendall Scott). I was tempted to skip the narrative and get right to the recipes but since I'm the type to read cereal boxes, I couldn't resist a little peek. We know what it is like to be stopped in your tracks by what seems to be a death sentence. I know because their narration is as real as it gets. As I continued to read their stories I wished someone would have given me this book on day ONE of my diagnosis. When they finally get to the food, they give a brief summary of the types of food we should be eating and why. If you've made poor food choices in the past, the authors make it easy to ramp up slowly by describing poor choices, better choices, and best choices. So don't be afraid that you'll have to make drastic changes very quickly. They advocate creating small attainable goals and building on them. Finally, on page 131, they give you a 3 day sample diet.but wait! No recipes yet. Just the page numbers for the recipes. Chapter 6 is devoted to the how-tos of the typically diet-busting activity of Eating Out, healthy options for cravings, special diet tips during your cancer treatment.On page 193 they FINALLY get to the recipes, but first, a page entitled Recipe Guide. So let's face it. This is a narrative book that includes 134 pages of recipes. On the positive side, it's like getting two books for the price of one. If you don't have cancer and you just want to start eating better, you can just skip the narrative and you'll have a wonderful recipe book that stays true to healthy ingredients. Although it's included in some of Kendall and Annette's Tasty tips and other suggestions, I would have liked to see a uniform label with preparation and cook time. The recipes look really fresh and interesting but many require ingredients that we unhealthy eaters won't typically find in our kitchens, such as spelt flour, unrefined coconut oil, real maple syrup, tofu, and almond milk. I'm eager to try some of these recipes, although only the most ambitious will follow this type of diet religiously. But as Kendall and Annette recommend, I believe any healthy change in the diet is better than no change at all. It is clear that unless you have or have had cancer you cannot really, truly, appreciate how deliberating the disease is and its effects on everyday life. Yet, this reviewer is not exactly sold on the idea that this book is the way forward. It could be a matter of style. In a bid to be informal and friendly maybe it tries just too much. Maybe the book tries to pigeon-hole itself too hard. The dietary regime being proposed by the authors is not so easily categorised. The authors admit that they have a focus on real, plant-based foods that retains flexibility, based on individual choice, for some animal proteins. The former details the authors’ personal cancer stories, details of support and resource connections as well as more detailed information about the range and scope of the dietary regime. The latter section, the recipes, should be self-explanatory. The book is clearly written from a North American-perspective and thus there will probably be some subtle differences with healthcare pathways and procedures in your own country (if you are not based in the U.S.). However this should not be a significant barrier to hinderance. The feeling behind the authors’ text is not in question and certainly there is a lot of information that would appeal to the health-conscious person, whether they have cancer or not. With books of this nature, it is more likely that you will form a close personal connection to the book and what it stands for OR you will form a strong indifference and possibily hostility. There is not so much middle ground and thus a closer, personal inspection of this book prior to possible purchase would be strongly recommended. Don’t just buy it blind. The ingredients’ list and procedure are concisely written so there is no major hassle involved in making the dishes. Are you likely to be using this book though as a casual browsing source? Debatable. So all in all this book is a much of a muchness. A strong recommendation for or against cannot be made. If you are a cancer sufferer and you are looking at changing your diet it might be worthy of a read or consideration. If you are looking for a general health-changing book this might not directly hit the target, but if you can check it out in a bookstore it might be worthy of a glance at least. A difficult conclusion, over a book that purportedly can help mitigate and help those suffering from a very difficult, consuming illness. ISBN 9780762446773, 352 pages.I was given that message and I wish I had this book a lot sooner then I did. But I have it now, and I am so glad for that. Food is life, whether you have cancer or you do not have cancer everyone needs food. The thing is when you have cancer there are foods that can help you. Now if you are anything like me the choices, and many of the foods s I was given that message and I wish I had this book a lot sooner then I did. But I have it now, and I am so glad for that. Food is life, whether you have cancer or you do not have cancer everyone needs food. The thing is when you have cancer there are foods that can help you. Now if you are anything like me the choices, and many of the foods suggested are going to be a little bit different. However the recipes that are given to you make them easy to adjust too. I think the best part of the day for me is when I start with one of the smoothie recipes offered. With my long on going battle with cancer I never seemed to want breakfast, until now. The tropical island one seems to go over the best. The information that is offered in this book really is eye opening. I would recommend any woman who has cancer, give it a try. Or really any woman who wants to eat healthier and better how they feel every day. This really was a great book. This is a book that gives you a healthier lifestyle with your eating habits. There are many great recipe ideas that are not only healthy, but tasty as well. I have tried a few of the recipes, and found them to be easy, delicious, and healthy. I especially loved how they explained why each recipe was important to your health and what nutritional value you are diges This is a book that gives you a healthier lifestyle with your eating habits. There are many great recipe ideas that are not only healthy, but tasty as well. I have tried a few of the recipes, and found them to be easy, delicious, and healthy. I especially loved how they explained why each recipe was important to your health and what nutritional value you are digesting. Cancer is not an easy path for the person who is diagnosed, or the family members supporting them. This book made me feel like you aren't alone. It is written in such a pleasant way, you almost feel like you're reading a book written by your girlfriend. It was easy to read, and a joy as well. It was great to read about other's experiences with cancer and how it affected them.Great book for those currently in treatment, survivors or have family and friends with cancer. The recipes are primarily plant-based, which I like, and are helpful for those who are looking to cut back on meat and incorporate some nutrition-packed foods in their diet. I found that some of the recipes needed the seasoning amped up a bit, but most of what I've tried has been good. The authors provide great information on nutrition and support for cancer treatm Great book for those currently in treatment, survivors or have family and friends with cancer. The recipes are primarily plant-based, which I like, and are helpful for those who are looking to cut back on meat and incorporate some nutrition-packed foods in their diet. I found that some of the recipes needed the seasoning amped up a bit, but most of what I've tried has been good. The authors provide great information on nutrition and support for cancer treatment, survival and prevention. Their person stories of their journeys with cancer are relatable and brave. Not only were the recipes delicious, the book helps you deal with all kinds of emotions you go through during the process. About your body, mind and soul. Loved it. There are no discussion topics on this book yet. By continuing to use this site, you agree to the terms of our updated Privacy Policy. Authors Annette Ramke and Kendall Scott know exactly what it’s like to deal with “the Big C.” Here they share girlfriend-style, real-life knowledge and experience about the healing power of food, along with their stories of cancer ups and downs — with more than 100 recipes for fighting cancer and soothing symptoms of treatment. Whether someone is in the thick of “Cancer World” and wants to know what to expect, or for anyone who wants to do all they can to boost their health, Kicking Cancer in the Kitchen offers guidance on not only surviving, but thriving — before, during, and after cancer. Kicking Cancer in the Kitchen is an essential guide to using food as medicine and creating an inhospitable environment for cancer, while delighting your palette and invigorating your senses.The authors bring both their professional and personal experiences to the table. The result is a fun and informative book. ” All rights reserved. All rights in images of books or other publications are reserved by the original copyright owners. By using our website you agree to our use of these cookies. Find out more. Kicking Cancer in the Kitchen is the bible for the woman who has been handed the cancer card,and for the one who never wants to get it.Please refresh the page and try again. Using this website means you are okay with this but you can find out more and learn how to manage your cookie choices here. Close cookie policy overlay. Please try again.Please try again.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we do not use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyses reviews to verify trustworthiness. Kicking Cancer in the Kitchen, is a common sense approach to helping you learn to live your life, despite your diagnosis. Including this book into your arsenal of tools, as you become adjusted to the new you, or if you are fighting a particularly difficult battle, goes a long way to help you achieve your nutritional goals, maintaining a healthy weight, but more importantly, helping you psychologically with a plan for success. I treat my breast cancer like a business. I must pay attention to the things I'm doing, every day, and eating plays a major role in how well I feel and how stronger I get by fueling my body with good food and good information. So, my advice is, Keep Calm and Kick Cancer in the Kitchen!I know a lot of people don't like the truth, but cancer prevention and treatment has a lot to do with cutting back on toxic foods, i.e. meat. The addition of stories was important because when you are battling any type of disease even a passive support system helps.The first part of the book explains about different types of cancer from women's experiences. What to expect, how different people react to treatments- all as if you are talking to a real person- not something scripted from a medical book. The second part offers healthy and appetizing recipes. The recipes are divided by different types of cancers and explains why certain nutrients are needed more so for different types of cancer. This is the most down-to-earth book about cancer I have ever seen. Well researched and clearly written for the average person to understand.I found reading even a few pages very helpful and encouraging. I recommend this book if only for this portion of it. The recipes contain no meat, eggs, fish, or dairy ingredients at all. The ingredients called for easily doubled my grocery bill. However, these recipes are intended to be more like medicine and they are well thought-out. I like most of the recipes I've tried and they have steered me in the right direction nutritionally. This book got me cooking, something I haven't enjoyed for a long time. I've ordered a similar cancer cookbook that hopefully will provide more variety and options to compliment this book. I recommend purchasing this bookSo much great information on nutrition and many recipes I want to try out. She felt better than she ever had, including before getting cancer, and decided to pursue further studies at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York City, which is where she met Kendall. Kendall Scott was diagnosed with cancer at age twenty-seven. After going into remission, she attended the Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN) in New York City. She is board certified in holistic health coaching through IIN and the American Association of Drugless Practitioners. Kendall teaches nutrition and cooking classes, leads webinars, presents at wellness events and writes online articles as a nutrition expert. She lives in Maine. The good news is that food is a powerful weapon against cancer both to reverse it and prevent it from coming back again. Kicking Cancer in the Kitchen is an essential guide to using food as medicine and creating an inhospitable environment for cancer, while delighting your palette and invigorating your senses. By continuing to use this site, you agree to the terms of our updated Privacy Policy. Authors Annette Ramke and Kendall Scott know exactly what it’s like to deal with “the Big C.” Here they share girlfriend-style, real-life knowledge and experience about the healing power of food, along with their stories of cancer ups and downs — with more than 100 recipes for fighting cancer and soothing symptoms of treatment. Whether someone is in the thick of “Cancer World” and wants to know what to expect, or for anyone who wants to do all they can to boost their health, Kicking Cancer in the Kitchen offers guidance on not only surviving, but thriving — before, during, and after cancer. 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