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Insights from a Nutritional Therapist and Cancer Survivor | Dawn Waldron

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This week on the podcast, Tanya sits down with Dawn Waldron, a remarkable Nutritional Therapist whose personal battle with cancer sparked a 20-year mission to revolutionise how we think about healing.

From patient to practitioner, Dawn's journey is nothing short of extraordinary. After conquering cancer herself, she dedicated her career to understanding the complex relationship between nutrition, mitochondrial flux, and disease—bringing a rare blend of lived experience and scientific expertise to her practice.

While Dawn has stepped away from clinical work, her impact continues to ripple through the health community as she mentors the next wave of nutritional therapists, sharing the biochemical insights that transformed her own life.

Join us for a conversation that goes beyond theory to the heart of healing—and where science meets compassion.

This isn't just another health podcast episode. It's a masterclass in resilience, purpose, and the healing power of nutrition from someone who's walked the path herself!

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