Cancer Survivor Tips on Pushing Positively Through Life's journey | Ep 18 | Fountain of Vitality

What happens when cancer strikes three times before age 50 and you survive every encounter? Michael Hanahan, CRO of innoviHealth, reveals how paper route entrepreneurship earning 25 cents daily evolved into advertising career building campaigns for Coca-Cola and American Cancer Society. His father's seven heart attacks taught a glass-half-full mentality through countless ICU visits, vegetable juicing eliminated lung cancer spots in 11 weeks when doctors expected death sentences, and melanoma diagnosis arrived the night before selling his company in New York. In this episode of Fountain of Vitality, host LaMont Leavitt explores getting thrown out of World Trade Center's 84th floor three weeks before 9/11, watching jets fly into towers from Atlanta while airplanes disappeared from skies, and chairing Utah's American Cancer Society board predicting his own cancer recurrence. Hanahan discusses centrifugal juicers extracting vitamins without digestive breakdown, wheatgrass shots equaling bushels of vegetables in mineral content, and why prevention through screenings beats every treatment.

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What happens when cancer strikes three times before age 50 and you survive every encounter? Michael Hanahan, CRO of innoviHealth, reveals how paper route entrepreneurship earning 25 cents daily evolved into advertising career building campaigns for Coca-Cola and American Cancer Society. His father's seven heart attacks taught a glass-half-full mentality through countless ICU visits, vegetable juicing eliminated lung cancer spots in 11 weeks when doctors expected death sentences, and melanoma diagnosis arrived the night before selling his company in New York. In this episode of Fountain of Vitality, host LaMont Leavitt explores getting thrown out of World Trade Center's 84th floor three weeks before 9/11, watching jets fly into towers from Atlanta while airplanes disappeared from skies, and chairing Utah's American Cancer Society board predicting his own cancer recurrence. Hanahan discusses centrifugal juicers extracting vitamins without digestive breakdown, wheatgrass shots equaling bushels of vegetables in mineral content, and why prevention through screenings beats every treatment.

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