Does standard medical care address why cancer occurs?

According to Steve Forbes, standard medical care like chemotherapy and radiation is harsh and does not get to the root cause of why the cancer developed. He believes a holistic program is necessary to figure out the 'why' to prevent the cancer from returning.

Can you introduce yourself and describe your diagnosis?

My name is Steve Forbes. I'm from Madison, Wisconsin, and I was diagnosed with cancer in May 2025 with stage four colon cancer.

What was your original cancer plan and why did you seek out Katrina Foe?

My cancer plan was to work traditionally with an oncologist through my insurance provider, which for me didn't offer a lot of hope. That's why I found the Cancer Freedom program and Katrina. I was looking for hope, and I really wanted to get to the root cause of why I got cancer and how I can prevent the cancer from c…

Can I treat cancer naturally with lifestyle and diet changes?

Lezlie King believed in returning the body to its 'original design' through lifestyle and diet. She found that Katrina Foe's program provided the specific testing and philosophy needed to address the root causes of why her cells were under distress.

What is the community like in the Cancer Freedom Program?

Lezlie King noted that the community was a significant, unexpected benefit. She found that being involved with other patients allowed her to get a deeper understanding of her own body by hearing questions others asked that she hadn't even considered yet.

Is the Cancer Freedom Program conducted online?

Yes, Lezlie King highlighted that using Zoom was one of the best components of the program, providing instant knowledge and the ability to connect with a community of 'sisters' regardless of location.

Is katrina foe cancer freedom worth it?

9 people answered this on the record, across 1 organisation. The change they described most often was symptoms resolved or reduced — 3 of 9 raised it unprompted. 2 described clearer systems and processes. Each figure is a count of what someone said in a recorded interview.

Based on interviews recorded up to 2026-08-03. Updated as new interviews arrive.

Individual results vary. This is one customer's first-hand account of their own experience, recorded on camera and published unedited. It is not medical advice, and nothing here is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Talk to a qualified healthcare professional before making decisions about your health.

What the answers had in common

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

Outcomes described by people answering: Is katrina foe cancer freedom worth it?
What changed	Interviews	Share
Symptom relief	3 of 9	33%
Better systems	2 of 9	22%
Mood & stress	2 of 9	22%
More clients	1 of 9	11%
Mobility	1 of 9	11%
Mental clarity	1 of 9	11%

“And for me, you know, it has come back, but there's so many things that I've learned in the Cancer Freedom Program and the the, mindset to be able to use the different resources that that Katrina has provided, has has…”Steve Forbes
“The main reason for investing in the Cancer Freedom Program was her philosophy, her principle of going back to the design, the original design of the body and supporting the systems that it uses to be here on earth.”Lezlie King
“And the more I learn about stress or mold I think mold was probably the most surprising because we live with it.”Megan Ageton
“The main reason I would recommend Katrina, which I do even to non-cancer patients, is that if you don't address the root cause and you don't go back to factory specs, you're not going to actually heal.”Lezlie King

The interviews behind this answer

What they doubted first

“So, when I decided to be part of this and I contacted Katrina, realized about the cost.”Panayota Haloulakou
“Alicia Pattengale found other clinics quoted between $8,000 and $16,000 without clear limits, whereas Katrina Foe offered a set price that included a year of support and all necessary testing, making it the most inclusive option.”Alicia Pattengale
“Nicole Cunningham noted that while the cost was an initial consideration, it was well worth the money because it includes extensive, comprehensive testing. She described it as the best investment she could have made for herself and her family.”Nicole Cunningham

Follow-up questions they answered

Does standard medical care address why cancer occurs?: According to Steve Forbes, standard medical care like chemotherapy and radiation is harsh and does not get to the root cause of why the cancer developed. He believes a holistic program is necessary to figure out the 'why' to prevent the cancer from returning. — Steve Forbes
Can you introduce yourself and describe your diagnosis?: My name is Steve Forbes. I'm from Madison, Wisconsin, and I was diagnosed with cancer in May 2025 with stage four colon cancer. — Steve Forbes
What was your original cancer plan and why did you seek out Katrina Foe?: My cancer plan was to work traditionally with an oncologist through my insurance provider, which for me didn't offer a lot of hope. That's why I found the Cancer Freedom program and Katrina. I was looking for hope, and I really wanted to get to the root cause of why I got cancer and how I can prevent the cancer from c… — Steve Forbes
Can I treat cancer naturally with lifestyle and diet changes?: Lezlie King believed in returning the body to its 'original design' through lifestyle and diet. She found that Katrina Foe's program provided the specific testing and philosophy needed to address the root causes of why her cells were under distress. — Lezlie King
What is the community like in the Cancer Freedom Program?: Lezlie King noted that the community was a significant, unexpected benefit. She found that being involved with other patients allowed her to get a deeper understanding of her own body by hearing questions others asked that she hadn't even considered yet. — Lezlie King
Is the Cancer Freedom Program conducted online?: Yes, Lezlie King highlighted that using Zoom was one of the best components of the program, providing instant knowledge and the ability to connect with a community of 'sisters' regardless of location. — Lezlie King

Where these people were

Cancer Freedom Katrina Foe · 9