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Kokolulu Cancer Support blog… Confirmed by science: You really can change your DNA – and here’s how by Carolanne Wright (NaturalNews) If you believe that you are at the mercy of your genetic code, great news, you’re not. According to the science of epigenetics (the study of how environmental factors outside of DNA influence changes […]

Kokolulu Cancer Support Blog… Chronic stress elevates our cortisol levels that can lead to serious disease or worsen existing disease in our bodies. Learning the tools to mitigate the effects of stress is crucial to healthy living. According to Brian D. Lawenda, M.D. Integrative Oncologist… Chronic stress causes adrenal exhaustion: The top 4 causes of […]

We believe these books and resources will help guide and assist you.   Lightning at the Gate Author: Jeanne Achterberg Rituals of Healing Author: Jeanne Achterberg     Imagery in Healing Author: Jeanne Achterberg Cancer as a Turning Point Author: Jeanne Achterberg Woman as Healer Author: Jeanne Achterberg GRACE AND GRIT, Ken Wilber   SPONTANEOUS HEALING, […]

Post By Karin Whitney Cooke R.N. B.S. “Okay, you had a cancer diagnosis, you underwent treatment, it’s over. Now it’s time to get on with your life”.   As if nothing else has changed. Yeah, right! I am a Registered Nurse, a Wellness Coach/Cancer Guide. The physician I worked with as a research coordinator had made the above […]

This year, celebrate the gift of supporting Breast Cancer Awareness by supporting Project Boobies, a new organization that dedicates up to 50% of profits  directly to Kokolulu Farm & Cancer Retreats – a Cancer Retreat Charity. While many organizations support breast cancer by donating percentages of between 1-5 percent of total sales, Project Boobies will deliver […]

Guest blog post by Sat Dharam Kaur, ND Increasingly we are discovering the subtle and powerful linkages of mind and body through imagery. Jeanne Achterberg, author of Imagery and Healing, believes that the image can alter cellular mechanisms and the intelligence of the cell. Bruce Lipton (author of The Biology of Belief) and Candice Pert (author of Molecules […]

Mahalo nui loa, Carol Marriott for writing this beautiful article. Carol Marriott is a Certified Equine-Assisted Learning (EAL) Specialist and the “Lead Mare” at Ravenheart Farms near Humboldt, SK. Every morning, when we wake up, we have 24 brand new hours to live. What a precious gift! We have the capacity to live in a way […]

“Maintaining order, rather than correcting disorder, is the ultimate principle of wisdom.” From Nei Jing (medical classic from 200BC) Qigong (also spelled chi kung) is a practice that is over 4000 years old in China.  It is meditative, healing and spiritual and has been found to be a powerful way to maintain health, treat disease, […]

Two wonderfully creative women (Corrine from Montreal,      Canada and Helen from Great Britain), a roll of chicken wire and a garden goddess dream. Dewi emerged one wet afternoon.  Not immediately but gradually, a wire cage scrunched and squeezed around a wooden skeleton.  An interlude of wondering produced an overlay of hand beaten paper pulp for her form.  […]

Guest blog post by Michael D. Lemonick Jeanne Achterberg is convinced that the prayers of friends and colleagues kept the cancer in her eye from killing her She wasn’t the first to explore the link between mind and disease, but few practitioners have delved as deeply or successfully into the topic. Jeanne Achterberg was 32 […]