Books by Dr Stephan Neff
Think Like a Cancer Cell
If you want to understand cancer, it helps to understand the problem from the cancer cell’s point of view.
Cancer is complicated. Underneath that complexity, however, every successful cancer cell has to solve the same basic problems.
It has to grow when it shouldn’t. Refuse to die. Find fuel. Build a blood supply. Hide from the immune system. Survive in places where normal cells struggle. And, eventually, find ways around the treatments we use against it.
Think Like a Cancer Cell follows those problems one by one.
The second half of the book then turns the question around. If we understand what cancer needs in order to survive, what can we reasonably do about it?
That takes us through nutrition, exercise, metabolic health, repurposed medications, intravenous vitamin C, fasting, hyperbaric oxygen, heat, light and other approaches being explored alongside conventional cancer treatment.
Some have good evidence. Some are promising. Some are probably overhyped. And some simply don’t survive a close look.
This isn’t a book about curing cancer.
It’s a book about understanding it.
Coming soon.
My Steps To Sobriety is an Amazon Bestseller, 3rd edition
Steps To Sobriety is a unique blend of anectodal experiences, scientific insights and medical perspective from a doctor who went to hell and back. To escape from his trauma, Dr. Stephan Neff used his work as a coping mechanism; when that didn’t helf, he turned to the devil i the glass.
Dr. Neff skillfully guides addicts who want to change, by sharing the lessons he learned the hard way. This comprehensive addiction recovery guide-cross-memoir provides extensive, science-based recommendations, real-life examples and a wealth of wisdom to kick your habit for good. This knowledge and expertise will also arm any loved one of a person suffering from addiction with resilience and strength.
Love the addict, hate the addiction.
Whether your escape lies in substances, sugar, gambling, or hours lost scrolling on social media, Dr. Neff offers a robust methodology – with reference to the 12 Steps, done his way – that really works. As long as you are committed to helping yourself, Steps To Sobriety will light the path ahead.