Kris Carr on Crazy, Sexy Cancer, Food, Mindset and Life

[@brunacastro5466]

So refreshing to watch people talk and Listen to each other. And not try to talk over people. Awesome interview

[@tracylee9619]

Thank you. I'm living with M. Myeloma cancer. I got your name from hay house w/the video online masterclass re: being an author. I'm writing my book. Congrats on all your success!

[@uggybigboots]

i love this my mum has parkinsons and its a marathon big time- she is 73 she will never look at your stuff but others will. And I have her back :) so we are good. take care- xxx

[@julianaleo631]

I am so happy to discover Kris - not because of any cancer, but I do live with chronic pain. Her program I KNOW is going to help me live with this.

[@RalphNardell]

Thanks for this honest & moving talk. Kris, I found your work a few months ago & have been inspired by your story. I can only imagine the darkness of those early days, when you felt alone & before this mission took shape. It's like the cancer woke something tremendous in you, but even more remarkable - you didn't waste that woken thing. You used it to change your life and now the world. I admire that so, and I'm cheering for you. Jonathan - I love this project and thank you for all you do!

[@michelleedwards505]

Love, Love, LOVE this! I had cancer about 7 years ago at 36 and she was such a wonderful refuge for me. Kinda forgot about it for sometime...why I did I have no idea. There is something about getting your brain in a spot of deeply loving yourself and all the other stuff that goes along with it. I'm getting back on her crazy wagon! Why I got off, I don't know!!! She is a wonderful motivator!

[@RectalCancerMyAss]

Loved the interview! Kris was and is my inspiration/mentor. She is the first person I found on the Internet when I was going through cancer treatment. She is the reason I am vegan and remain cancer free. I feature many of her videos on my blog...

[@thecoolshaws]

Oh I needed this interview, I will share it with everyone. Here's to healing.

[@enigma24tool4you]

Jonathan Thanks. Your project is a beautiful thing. And full of the exact information I'm searching for and need to hear. Thanks, Kyle

[@stephaniedavis2993]

Both of you are proof we live in a beautiful world. Thank you for the inspiration and genuine thoughtfulness.

[@emiliadreamer3425]

I love your interviews, they are so relaxing ! Love Kris and her journey, she is such a inspiration ! Lots of Love

[@rdkuless]

Hello Kris and Jonathan.. FHCC, Seattle, "Healing begins the moment you believe that healing is possible, and not until." Part of getting to that point of believing requires Hope: (that intangible feeling that things are going to get better) Healing also requires Optimism: (that feeling you get when you see evidence that what you are doing is working) Hope, for me came when i was diagnosed as terminal. A friend turned me on to a video called "There is a cure for diabetes" I was hopeful at this point. I started studying, went to culinary nutrition school and vegan culinary school. being Hopeful set me up for changes. I went 100% raw-vegan over night. I eliminated the cause of my disease and i rapidly began healing. In the first month, I got off 11 prescription drugs, I dropped my insulin in half... When I realized I had clinical proof that I was healing, that is when I became optimistic and my healing catapulted. Within the first year, I saw a miracle in healing. Let me say, "Healing IS Possible."

[@wendybuers9954]

Have all your books just love them and you. Thanks so much you helped me at my lowest. Now let's reach those highs together😊

[@maschacoetzee]

It is a great, very inspiring and in-depth interview! Thanks you so much Jonathan and Kris!

[@susanshannon1984]

Always so relatable, you ask the best questions Jonathan. Kris Carr exudes peace and elegance and fun; can't help but be inspired and motivated. I have tinnitus too, btw (would be interesting to hear/read how you cope with that during meditation; for me, I try to quite the mind but the silence roars).

[@annieandrun]

My god, she is wonderful and beaming with love and acceptance. Thank you Jonathan!

[@morningglory3644]

I love this interview. I love the great questions and the honest genuine answers. I love it when people are real instead of acting like they know all the answers to life's questions when they are just learning themselves. We are all students.

[@BrightLittleSocks]

I love it! I've just started a vegan experiment with the plan of doing it for 30 days to then see how my body reacts to it. Kris was the one who inspired me to get into plant based food and juices and health in the first place, so I love that you're interviewing her. My I make a request for your next guest? Danielle Laporte. A lot of what you two said about self-love and care sounded like it would go very well with Danielle's Desire Mapping strategy. :)

[@zunsa19]

Admirable Courage,You're nice sample for anybody with that problem.

[@КонстантинШмидт-н4и]

Morning,glad meet

[@clarissamck]

Just getting to know Kris and I just love her. I am so attracted to her spirit and her beauty and her heart. She just glows and has such wonderful insights to share with us all. Grateful to have her as a guide to help me. :-)

[@InspireandAcquire]

Such an authentic and beautiful interview. I VERY much enjoyed it! Thank you :)

[@rockyourpurposepodcast]

[@PaulineHanuise]

Loved this interview. Thanks! This is so true. I can definitely relate on everything you said guys! xoxo

[@iwnunn7999]

40's?!?!?! She's gorgeous. Perhaps she's an example where a beautiful spirit seeps through the pores and creates nothing but beauty.

[@mp-pl8rw]

Don't have cancer either but I just love her, so smart, so authentic, so funny ! I don't think what she teaches is just for people who have cancer, it's for everyone who's going through something and feel they want to have a "crazy sexy" attitude about it. I thought the interviewer was as smart and sweet as can be too!

[@goodvolks2know372]

No she was 31 in 2003, this was filmed in 2013…still she rocks and looks great.

[@adanon1]

I LOVED IT . . thanks to both of you

[@Janet2684]

Great questions asked!

[@jolantapoland3093]

Amazing how being a patient of No-Treatment-Options made a set point to a Healthy Life. Impressive, isn't it? I wonder what whould have happened if there were A treatment available...?

[@ivea84]

I don’t feel alone watching your video I’ve got until like you and you are a powerhouse you can cure anything with your mind if God permits we will all be good we will all be great we will all be cured

[@ggroupconsulting]

Strength and honor Kris ....

[@marymcdonough6981]

Motivational contribution. Thank you and God bless you, Kris.

[@SaneMillennial]

I've heard that our bodies throughout our lives develop "cancer" many times, but if we're in good health we know how to heal ourselves without our minds even knowing what's going on. This just made me think about what about all those people who are told they need certain organ transplants?? What if they just ate a whole foods high raw or fully raw vegan diet, they could heal themselves and not be knocking at death's door? I really hope Kris is going around to all the hospitals with patients like this and talking to them or reaching them somehow. I don't think she should think about it as some diseases she has to have as I said in the beginning of this. It's just part of life and all of our bodies. It's an overgrowth of certain cells usually caused by poor diet choices leading to an increase in IG-1, as Dr. Michael Gregor talks about through his site NutritionFacts.org.

[@amandaarana7996]

Kris, I have seen you all around the net for a while, but not until now have I fallen in love with you. Truly

[@catyogadance1714]

Please help... Kris Carr because I suffer heinous w CVID n have team of the best Specialist at Boston Hospital... I desperately seek knowledge n research and welcome w all my heart anything that might help

[@reillybab1]

Beautifu!!!l Loved It!! Thank You Kris You are So Beautiful!!!

[@Moniker912]

Eureka moments whoo!

[@catyogadance1714]

How? Tho I completely agree in concepts but when compounded via diabetic hypoglycemic n ibs yata.... how can one eliminate what I yeah wish n personally not judgmental of others... how can I exist without ugh meat?

[@davidjwbailey1613]

Kris Carr was diagnosed with a stable and low grade version of eHAE. - epithelioid hemangioendothelioma read that word again: stable. she is NOT a case from which it is IN ANY WAY safe to extrapolate that her life style choices will extend, improve or alter the course of a cancer diagnosis. So she had NO choices to make other than to get on and enjoy life. Good for her. I'm happy for her. But implying IN ANY WAY that this is a good decision for other cancer diagnosed patients is negligent

[@anjalioppenheimer8341]

From the bottom of my heart, thank you. I am coming to a similar conclusion - I could work harder, and always do "better" with the myriad healing practices...but am I missing out on living my life?

[@tomaszmaslowski7106]

love CK :)

[@hoc1982]

THE METHODIST HOSPITAL ROBLES IDALIA 0000000090817 consultation report case SO13-684 Liver, needli biopsy: Epithelioid hemangioendothelioma Microscopic A. sections o the needle biopsy show groups of tumor cells scattered throughout the specimen. There is a background of myxoid stroma associate whit the tumor cells. The tumor cells have cleared out anda vacuolated cytoplasm with an eccentrically displaced nucleus, similar to signe-ring cells. There are scattered tumor cells with imbibed red blood cells. These are features of an epithelioid hemangioendothelioma.

[@nathalie8438]

OMG is she 43???

[@lizkel]

Can't stop looking at her wrinkle-free forehead.

[@mitooquerer]

Stage 4 is "stable, low-grade"??? She just had to "enjoy life"??? Shame on you David, let me guess, you are not dealing with something that big, are you? ...

[@zaffariqbal7077]

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