What percentage does the speaker claim is "creating those horrors"?

Name: Cancer Isn’t a Chemotherapy Deficiency
Uploaded: 2025-10-17T12:01:22+00:00
Duration: 39 s
Channel: Jenn Simmons, MD
Description: Jenn Simmons, MD (speaker) argues that cancer should not be viewed as a deficiency of surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation alone; effective care requires…

Jenn Simmons, MDThe Doctor with The Answer to Breast Cancer

Cancer Isn’t a Chemotherapy Deficiency

17 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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Jenn Simmons, MD (speaker) argues that cancer should not be viewed as a deficiency of surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation alone; effective care requires combining medical treatments with lifestyle and psychosocial factors (diet, sleep, movement, detoxification, connection, spirituality). She acknowledges the severity of breast cancer but asserts that in 20–30% of cases 'we are creating those horrors.'

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20 to 30%.

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Cancer is not a surgery deficiency. It's not a chemotherapy deficiency. It's not a radiation deficiency. There are some women who need treatment. There are some women who need all the treatment that this system has to offer, and then some. Although I don't think that treatment alone is ever enough for anyone. Yes, you might need treatment, but you also need to look at what you're eating and what you're drinking and what you're thinking and how you're moving and how you're sleeping and how you're toxifying and how you're detoxifying and how you're connecting and how you're spiritualizing and all of that. I don't want to downplay the horror horrors of breast cancer, because they're very real, but 20 to 30% of the time, we are creating those horrors.