Find The Cause, Then Find The Cure with Zach and Savannah Labie | Episode 22

Welcome to the very first episode of The Beljanski Cancer Talk Show in 2025! In this electrifying kick-off to the year, Sylvie Beljanski brings you a powerful story that will redefine your perspective on cancer, healing, and what’s truly possible when you refuse to accept the status quo.

Meet Zach and Savannah—two incredible individuals who defied the odds after Zach's shocking stage 3 colon cancer diagnosis at just 33 years old. Instead of blindly following the traditional path of chemotherapy and radiation, Zach chose to take control of his healing journey. He sought out alternative treatments that addressed the root causes of his illness, embracing a holistic approach that would ultimately lead him to recovery.

With the love and support of his devoted wife Savannah and their five children, Zach's journey became more than just a fight for survival—it was a testament to the power of faith, family, and self-advocacy. Their story is a reminder that true healing is possible, bringing families closer together and inspiring a new way of thinking about health.

This special episode is more than just a story—it’s an essential message to kick off the new year with hope, courage, and a renewed commitment to taking control of your health. You won’t want to miss these life-changing insights. Tune in now and start 2025 with the inspiration you need to make this your healthiest year yet!

Episode Highlights:

🔬 Introduction to Zach's Journey
🌿 Struggles with the Healthcare System
💥 Choosing an Alternative Path
🧘‍♀️ Treatment at Hope4Cancer
🧠 Lifestyle Changes and Family Impact

0:00 - Introduction
0:18 - Meet Zach and Savannah
2:25 - Initial Symptoms and Diagnosis
7:09 - Struggles with the Healthcare System
10:55 - Choosing an Alternative Path
13:39 - Treatment at Hope4Cancer
17:02 - Lifestyle Changes and Family Impact
20:49 - Ad: The 2025 Beljanski Integrative Cancer Conference
22:08 - Reflections and Future Plans
33:26 - Conclusion and Final Thought