Dr. Kristi Funk's Cancer-Kicking! Antioxidant Smoothie

Dr. Kristi Funk has been perfecting her famous smoothie recipe since 2012. The ingredient list has been improved since the release of this video. For the most up-to-date recipe, visit the Cancer-Kicking! Kitchen at pinklotus.com/smoothie. Get more info, blogs, tools & breast cancer resources at pinklotus.com/powerup/ and subscribe to our ‪@PinkLotusPowerUp‬ channel for more educational women's health topics.

[@jacquelines3685]

AWESOME Video! This is basically what I've been doing anyway! I just need to add the inner fillet aloe gel and Amla also Black pepper to activate the Turmeric that I already use. I even already add the Matcha to my SMOOTHIE 😋❤💯✔ 2 year Breast Cancer Survivor here!!👍🏽

[@burgerwolfrn4191]

everytime Dr. Funk says some relevant facts, the other doctor cuts her off, let the woman speak, we are listening.

[@yolandagoode9054]

Yes! Thanks for sharing! What kind of blender is Dr Funk using to blend the smoothie? I’m shopping for a good yet inexpensive one

[@TexasHawk_1ks]

Plant life!!!!

[@reynaolvera2187]

I think 🤔 im going to keep doing my green juice everyday.. this is too complicated.. I feel awesome with my juice ..my stomach doesn’t get bloated anymore i can sleep good and lots of energy..

[@TheBubbleBia]

Hi Dr. Funk. May I pls ask your opinion on Armit Kalash nectar for breast cancer recurrence prevention? Thanks a lot and greetings from Australia ❤

[@BeckyChristensen_OneAndOnly]

I am looking forward to this smoothie, I have not ever been a fan of soy milk, coming from a dairy farm! but LOVE smoothies!! this is much like mine minus some of your ingredients - and I add two or 3 raw eggs - been doing this for over 8 years - mixing up my concoction using several various products! I always wished I could have gotten my mom to give my smoothie a try, but she stuck to her committed protocol as set by her cancer dr, and he was not agreeable to including very high nutrition smoothies, as he said they would "interfere" with her chemo!! :( She passed away from the complications which stemmed from pancreatic cancer, we had her for 14 months from diagnosis. So I have often wondered if things would have turned out differently. Thank you for all you do!

[@scookculture426]

For reversing or preventing diseases, eggs and dairy products can be deadly. Check out this video and decide for yourself. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKWql2V8qt9-pZY.

[@patty-cf7jj]

??? Adding eggs undoes everything she is trying to do in this smoothie!

[@JorjaFox66]

patty 8873 right!! You don’t fight cancer with carcinogens!!

[@amya9597]

Is the flaxseed ok for estrogen positive breast cancer?

[@rokmonster2106]

Does her book also help in Womb Cancer?

[@starladymrsmettlebaiden3430]

Please can I have the list of ingredients this looks very helpful please.

[@PinkLotusPowerUp]

You can find the recipe in our Cancer-Kicking! Kitchen at pinklotus.com/kitchen - it was the first recipe we ever posted. Enjoy your smoothie!

[@aylabilse3697]

I wonder how many servings this recipe serves? Can you make this in bulk and refrigerate it or freeze it?

[@PinkLotusPowerUp]

It's one serving. We would not recommend making it in bulk and freezing it. If it all possible, consume it immediately after making it for optimal benefit.

[@TheGigicouture]

cant seem to get that pdf...wont show up..help ?

[@PinkLotusPowerUp]

Hi Ginette, you can find the recipe here: pinklotus.com/smoothie/

[@tammyhughs7836]

I have fibromyalgia not only would this work cancer would this work for fibromyalgia?

[@jrg305]

Exercise, aerobic, resistance training, mobility, likely all more helpful.

[@kadbears]

I didn't see an answer to how many servings this makes?

[@PinkLotusPowerUp]

It's one serving the way it was demonstrated, but you certainly could make less if you don't think you can finish it all.

[@carolynjohnson8330]

how can we print this recipe, because I need to know how to spell some of these ingredients so that I can go and purchase them.

[@PinkLotusPowerUp]

Hi Carolyn, great question! You can download a PDF smoothie recipe directly from the following website below. You can also download a free sneak peek of one of Dr. Funk's book chapters. Enjoy! pinklotus.com/powerup/resources/breastmanual/

[@BeckyChristensen_OneAndOnly]

go to her Website - pinklotus.com/powerup/resources/breastmanual/ and scroll all the way to the bottom, there is a link there which will open up to a PDF page -

[@STORMDAME]

As a cancer survivor my real doctor advised me to avoid soy so how does this work against estrogen positive cancers? - I doubt a smoothie can prevent/cure cancer and I find the claim that it does dangerous and predatory.

[@tttony9426]

but what if your soy is grown with roundup ???

[@fransilipo7955]

How can this help if it has SOY? Some of us are forbidden SOY by the oncologist.

[@livewellandbeautiful]

It is such a myth brought on by the dairy and meat industry. Soy is not bad for you, but dairy IS. All the elevated hormones in cows milk are such a culprit to the onset of breast cancer. Read "The China Study" and watch "Forks Over Knives". Also, the Japanese consume soy in abundance and they have one of the longest life expectancies.

[@anuragmalpani6270]

@@livewellandbeautiful correctly explained. plant based is a way to go for everyone...

[@kingjames007]

They're both bad bcuz soy, corn are so modified these days it's dangerous for the body.

[@darladunn2728]

Don't see many doing this because of all the ingredients and time involved in making it. Sadly that's what turned me off. The raspberries and blueberries alone increase the smoothie by around $6. It's an expensive smoothie.

[@spacenachos]

It's a bunch of bullshit anyone. If you are worried, consult a real doctor and nutritionist. Not this television nut.

[@JaysonD9903]

There's mechanistic evidence of pretty much everything she's claiming. Stay sad m8

[@miller-tu9tu]

Thank you #drohanon for helping me get rid of my cancer disease😍😍

[@spacenachos]

All I hear form this "doctor" is QUACK QUACK QUACK

[@jrg305]

Yeah, I mean healthy Nutrition is great, but if I were to say these as an RD, LD I'd probably risk losing my license (well ha, cuz no one reports these things to license boards unless they are vindictive, which is why we have all these "functional and integrative" (promoting weak evidence remedies) dietitians--it is a problem for sure). No one can say food stops cancer. We can just say reduces the risk of since the studies don't show cause and effect. Even something like red and processed meat, classified as a carcinogen by the WHO, "increases the risk of" when at >18 or >9 oz a week, respectively. One can't say eating red meat causes cancer any more than eating broccoli will prevent.

[@awakeinclevelandoh]

TTAC-Ty Bollinger will disagree and so will all his documentaries....detox....ECT.