After years in emergency medicine and public health, Dr. Kelly Victory—now a leading voice at The Wellness Company—emphasizes that the best way to manage cancer is to prevent the environment where it thrives. By shifting from reactive treatment to proactive lifestyle shifts, patients can take control of their long-term recovery.
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Cancer cells often fuel themselves through glucose. Dr. Victory advocates for a metabolic “reset” to starve inflammation and support cellular repair:
- The Sugar Strike: Eliminating refined sugars and high-fructose corn syrup to keep insulin levels stable.
- Clean Fuel: Prioritizing healthy fats and high-quality proteins while ditching processed “seed oils” (like canola or soybean oil) that trigger systemic inflammation.
2. Fortifying the Immune System
- Targeted Supplementation: Using “immune-modulators” like Vitamin D3 and Zinc to ensure the body’s natural defenses are firing on all cylinders.
- Gut Health: Recognizing that a massive portion of the immune system resides in the gut, Dr. Victory promotes a diet rich in whole foods to maintain a healthy microbiome.
3. Environmental Detoxification
We live in an increasingly toxic world. Reducing the “total body burden” of chemicals is essential for preventing recurrence:
- Endocrine Disruptors: Swapping out plastic containers and chemical-heavy personal care products for natural alternatives to protect hormonal balance.
- Clean Air and Water: Utilizing high-quality filtration to minimize daily exposure to heavy metals and pollutants.
4. The Power of “Physiological Peace”
Chronic stress isn’t just a feeling; it’s a chemical state. High cortisol levels suppress the very immune cells needed to fight cancer.
- Sleep as Medicine: Prioritizing 7–9 hours of restorative sleep to allow for DNA repair.
- Intentional Movement: Engaging in regular physical activity to improve lymphatic drainage and oxygenate the blood.
The Bottom Line
Dr. Victory’s approach focuses on Empowered Health. It isn’t just about avoiding a diagnosis; it’s about creating a body that is “hostile” to disease and “hospitable” to vitality.
“True health is not the absence of disease; it is the active cultivation of a resilient body and mind.” — Inspired by the philosophy of The Wellness Company.
