
Renegade Remission: Hope and Healing for Terminal Illness
Podcast de Elanie Welch, CNS
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Renegade Remission is the podcast for anyone facing terminal illness — from cancer, ALS, and MS to heart disease, Alzheimer’s, and beyond. Each episode shares real remission stories, root-cause healing strategies, and science-backed tools to help you reclaim hope, feel better, and live longer — even when doctors say there’s nothing left to do.
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Discover how fear, doubt, unspoken emotions, and embracing death can directly impact your immune system—and what you can do today to support healing from cancer, ALS, MS, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, lupus, heart failure, and other serious conditions. In this episode of Renegade Remission, we explore the profound connection between emotional health and physical wellness, and how suppressing feelings like fear, doubt, or grief can negatively impact your immune system. Using compelling case studies, including the story of Daniel, whose aggressive cancer unexpectedly regressed, we uncover how embracing emotions, facing fear, and living purposefully can support your body’s natural ability to heal. This episode is for anyone facing a terminal or chronic diagnosis—including cancer, ALS, MS, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, lupus, heart failure, and other serious conditions—or for caregivers seeking actionable insights. Learn why emotional expression is essential, how your nervous and immune systems are interconnected, and three practical steps you can implement today to improve your emotional and physical health.

In this first episode of Renegade Remission, I introduce the new direction of the podcast and explain why it’s focused on helping people facing terminal diagnoses reclaim agency over their health. We bust common myths about spontaneous remission, explore the surprising science behind unexpected healing, and clarify what this podcast is—and isn’t. You’ll learn how understanding the mind-body connection, emotions, and lifestyle factors can empower you to improve quality and quantity of life, even in the face of a serious diagnosis.

Think there’s nothing more you can do after a terminal diagnosis? Welcome to Renegade Remission—the podcast that busts myths about spontaneous remission, shares the science behind unexpected healing, and shows how you can take practical steps to improve your health and wellbeing. Real stories, real strategies, and real hope—this is your guide to reclaiming agency over your life.

In this special episode, I share some exciting news about the Renegade Nutrition podcast! I explain why I’m making this change to our podcast focus, what “terminal illness” really means, and why I’m dedicating this podcast to one of the most underserved communities in health — people who’ve been told, “there’s nothing more we can do.” You’ll learn how this new focus will deliver actionable, science-backed strategies for improving both quality and quantity of life after a terminal diagnosis, along with stories, tools, and insights from the same healing pillars featured in my documentary Alive & Well – Healing From Within. Whether you’re facing illness yourself, caring for someone who is, or simply believe in defying the odds, this next chapter is for you.

Tired of being told diabetes is inevitable? This episode of Renegade Nutrition reveals 7 powerful foods that can actually reverse insulin resistance—and the science to back them up. Whether you're prediabetic, dealing with metabolic syndrome, or just want to take control of your blood sugar, this is your cheat sheet for healing with food. And P.S. - #7 will challenge everything you thought you knew.

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