Maggie Jones

It’s been 6 years since I was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Somehow, I didn’t write anything last year – it’s been a busy few years. Honestly, I probably won’t write …

Wow, I started this post June 2019. I’m just getting ready to publish it January 2023. Since I’m doing so fabulously it isn’t morbid at all to celebrate that my …

The “Don’t Trust a Fart Salad” Origin Story Maggie, why am I so gassy after eating most of your salads? – An email I expect to receive any day now. …

When I read Dr. Thomas Seyfried’s studies on metabolic therapies for cancer and his “press-pulse” idea, I immediately knew it was right for me. The Press-Pulse strategy involves applying constant …

It’s been way too long since I updated this blog – only two new articles in 2022. I resolve to do better in 2023. (Also, the site was hacked and …

So often since I started this blog and, a year later, shared the miraculous news that I was No Evidence of Disease (NED), too many people have reached out with …

Chipotles in adobo sauce have been a pantry staple since I first starting cooking. I’ve been lucky to live all over the world but I was born in Los Angeles …

I first learned about Sarona Rameka after meeting her neurologist, Dr. Matthew Phillips, at a conference in 2019. He mentioned an upcoming case study pending publication. The subject had overcome …

December 2019 was the first time I visited Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) on my way from Hong Kong to visit Brad’s family in Austin for the holidays. I was …

Tomorrow is the third year anniversary of my diagnosis. I still go back and reread what I wrote during my first anniversary – I wrote it just weeks before I …

If my cancer journey is taught me one thing, it’s that nobody really knows anything. Doctors and scientists are trying their best but, no matter how authoritative they appear, you …

Medical mistakes account for over 250,000 deaths each year.[1] I was almost one of them. Here’s how to make sure you’re not. If you’ve had or are considering any type …