VoiceAmerica and WorldTalk internet Radio Network, announces that nationally
acclaimed author and researcher Caryle Hirshberg joined Grace Gawler, host of
“Navigating the Cancer Maze” radio program on the VoiceAmerica Health and
Wellness Channel on Friday, February 22.
“Spontaneous Remission” launched Caryle Hirshberg into the cancer spotlight when it was published in 1993 by the institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS). The book filled a gap in research, as before that time there was no standard reference for the field of spontaneous remission. Then, in 1994 “Remarkable Recovery was published”: a book of stories about patient unexplained recoveries. Hirshberg’s well researched works of science not only captivated cancer patients worldwide but they marked a beginning of an almost cult-like fascination with healing in the public arena.
“Spontaneous Remission” launched Caryle Hirshberg into the cancer spotlight when it was published in 1993 by the institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS). The book filled a gap in research, as before that time there was no standard reference for the field of spontaneous remission. Then, in 1994 “Remarkable Recovery was published”: a book of stories about patient unexplained recoveries. Hirshberg’s well researched works of science not only captivated cancer patients worldwide but they marked a beginning of an almost cult-like fascination with healing in the public arena.
Caryle Hirshberg, Project Manager at IONS and the late
Brendan O’Regan, Vice President of Research at IONS joined forces to create a
project that had never been researched before. So was born “The Remission
Project” at IONS, California. The task was enormous; to catalogue the world’s
medical literature on the subject. This resulted in an assembly of the largest
database of medically reported cases of spontaneous remission in the world,
with more than 3,500 references from more than 800 journals in 20 different
languages.
Caryle Hirshberg discusses her role in this formative period in American healing history with Grace Gawler. The theme is why people heal from diseases that were deemed incurable. This was a courageous topic to pursue; to study the seemingly miraculous while keeping science and well-researched data on track. This was the first time that a research group not only gathered medical data from journals worldwide, but they dared to look at why people recovered and what we might learn from their turnaround to stay well. The book was controversial, inspiring and as well-gained attack from some medical corners, yet the material they researched was from medical journals. Like TV’s past science hero, Professor Julius Sumner Miller; Hirshberg and O’Regan were brave enough to ask the fundamental scientific question; ‘Why is it so?’
So this enquiring and passionate woman set about her life’s work to understand the science and art of healing. She has been involved with beneficial plant research and the Center for Integrative Medicine which researches globally, promoting pharmacological research and intelligent scientific approaches to studying into indigenous and traditional remedies. Caryle was senior Researcher for the six part documentary “The Heart of Healing’ which became a signature series for investigation into the mystery of why people heal. The program, a six-hour television documentary aired on Turner Broadcasting System and was hosted by Jane Seymour. The program sparked the development of hundreds of IONS “community groups” throughout the U.S. and worldwide.
In an extraordinary career, Caryle Hirshberg has been modern day pioneer whose work has shaped minds and opened new ways of thinking about why people heal. She has been involved in researching remission, neurochemistry, pharmacology, cancer biochemistry and cardiology. She has lectured widely on the subject of spontaneous remissions. Today she is private practice
.
“Navigating the Cancer Maze” airs live on Friday’s at 1 PM Pacific time on The VoiceAmerica Health and Wellness Channel. To access all previous shows, visit www.voiceamerica.com/show/2125/navigating-the-cancer-maze. All episodes are available in Grace Gawler’s Content Library for on-demand listening.
The VoiceAmericaTM Network offers the latest conversations in a talk radio format, providing education, interaction, and advice on key issues live, on demand as well as through pod cast download. If interested in hosting a talk radio show on VoiceAmerica Network, contact Jeff Spenard, President of Internet Radio at 480-294-6417 or at jeff.spenard@voiceamerica.com.
Contact Executive Producer Sandra Rogers 480 553 5756 for advertising / sponsorship information or other show details.
About Caryle Hirshberg:
Caryle Hirshberg is a former Senior Research Associate with the Institute of Noetic Sciences she co-authored Spontaneous Remission with Brendan O’Regan published in 1993. She has been involved with beneficial plant research and the Center for Integrative Medicine which researches globally, promoting pharmacological research and intelligent scientific approaches to studying into indigenous and traditional remedies. Caryle was senior Researcher for the six part documentary The Heart of Healing which became a signature series for investigation into the mystery of why people heal. In an extraordinary career, Caryle's undergraduate study was in chemistry, mathematics and psychology at University of Florida. Her graduate work was in neurochemistry at Indiana University. She has been involved in researching remission, neurochemistry, pharmacology, cancer biochemistry and cardiology. She has lectured widely on the subject of spontaneous remissions. Today she is private practice.
About VoiceAmerica Internet Radio Network:
VoiceAmerica is the world leader in online media broadcasting and the largest producer and distributor of live internet based talk radio and TV, delivering over 1,000 hours of programming weekly on its VoiceAmerica™ Network (www.voiceamerica.com) as well as live and on-demand video content on VoiceAmerica.TV ( www.voiceamerica.tv). Featuring more than 200 hosts broadcasting to seven niche community based channels: its flagship VoiceAmerica™ Variety Channel, VoiceAmerica™ Health & Wellness Channel, VoiceAmerica™ Business Channel, VoiceAmerica Sports, 7th Wave Channel, The Empowerment Channel, VoiceAmerica Kids Channel. VoiceAmerica™ TV offers targeted and exclusive video programming channels. VoiceAmerica is one of the pioneers in internet broadcasting, producing and syndicating internet talk radio, offering an innovative, effective and comprehensive digital broadcast platform. VoiceAmerica provides an internet radio and video platform for new, emerging and veteran media personalities to expand and monetize their business and brand in an online digital medium.
Caryle Hirshberg discusses her role in this formative period in American healing history with Grace Gawler. The theme is why people heal from diseases that were deemed incurable. This was a courageous topic to pursue; to study the seemingly miraculous while keeping science and well-researched data on track. This was the first time that a research group not only gathered medical data from journals worldwide, but they dared to look at why people recovered and what we might learn from their turnaround to stay well. The book was controversial, inspiring and as well-gained attack from some medical corners, yet the material they researched was from medical journals. Like TV’s past science hero, Professor Julius Sumner Miller; Hirshberg and O’Regan were brave enough to ask the fundamental scientific question; ‘Why is it so?’
So this enquiring and passionate woman set about her life’s work to understand the science and art of healing. She has been involved with beneficial plant research and the Center for Integrative Medicine which researches globally, promoting pharmacological research and intelligent scientific approaches to studying into indigenous and traditional remedies. Caryle was senior Researcher for the six part documentary “The Heart of Healing’ which became a signature series for investigation into the mystery of why people heal. The program, a six-hour television documentary aired on Turner Broadcasting System and was hosted by Jane Seymour. The program sparked the development of hundreds of IONS “community groups” throughout the U.S. and worldwide.
In an extraordinary career, Caryle Hirshberg has been modern day pioneer whose work has shaped minds and opened new ways of thinking about why people heal. She has been involved in researching remission, neurochemistry, pharmacology, cancer biochemistry and cardiology. She has lectured widely on the subject of spontaneous remissions. Today she is private practice
.
“Navigating the Cancer Maze” airs live on Friday’s at 1 PM Pacific time on The VoiceAmerica Health and Wellness Channel. To access all previous shows, visit www.voiceamerica.com/show/2125/navigating-the-cancer-maze. All episodes are available in Grace Gawler’s Content Library for on-demand listening.
The VoiceAmericaTM Network offers the latest conversations in a talk radio format, providing education, interaction, and advice on key issues live, on demand as well as through pod cast download. If interested in hosting a talk radio show on VoiceAmerica Network, contact Jeff Spenard, President of Internet Radio at 480-294-6417 or at jeff.spenard@voiceamerica.com.
Contact Executive Producer Sandra Rogers 480 553 5756 for advertising / sponsorship information or other show details.
About Caryle Hirshberg:
Caryle Hirshberg is a former Senior Research Associate with the Institute of Noetic Sciences she co-authored Spontaneous Remission with Brendan O’Regan published in 1993. She has been involved with beneficial plant research and the Center for Integrative Medicine which researches globally, promoting pharmacological research and intelligent scientific approaches to studying into indigenous and traditional remedies. Caryle was senior Researcher for the six part documentary The Heart of Healing which became a signature series for investigation into the mystery of why people heal. In an extraordinary career, Caryle's undergraduate study was in chemistry, mathematics and psychology at University of Florida. Her graduate work was in neurochemistry at Indiana University. She has been involved in researching remission, neurochemistry, pharmacology, cancer biochemistry and cardiology. She has lectured widely on the subject of spontaneous remissions. Today she is private practice.
About VoiceAmerica Internet Radio Network:
VoiceAmerica is the world leader in online media broadcasting and the largest producer and distributor of live internet based talk radio and TV, delivering over 1,000 hours of programming weekly on its VoiceAmerica™ Network (www.voiceamerica.com) as well as live and on-demand video content on VoiceAmerica.TV ( www.voiceamerica.tv). Featuring more than 200 hosts broadcasting to seven niche community based channels: its flagship VoiceAmerica™ Variety Channel, VoiceAmerica™ Health & Wellness Channel, VoiceAmerica™ Business Channel, VoiceAmerica Sports, 7th Wave Channel, The Empowerment Channel, VoiceAmerica Kids Channel. VoiceAmerica™ TV offers targeted and exclusive video programming channels. VoiceAmerica is one of the pioneers in internet broadcasting, producing and syndicating internet talk radio, offering an innovative, effective and comprehensive digital broadcast platform. VoiceAmerica provides an internet radio and video platform for new, emerging and veteran media personalities to expand and monetize their business and brand in an online digital medium.
