Defeating the Big C

Once you’ve been diagnosed, the doctors tell you how they are going to fight the disease. 

Master Roy Day, 2-time Karate World Champion and 5-year, free and clear survivor, teaches you how to fight to win. By using the best of modern medicine, combined with the best in nutritional science, then utilizing the most effective psychological and physical exercises, you can raise the function of your immune system, increasing your chances for a positive outcome. Every doctor in America will tell you that reducing stress, following a better diet, getting the proper exercise, and having a positive mental attitude, will have a healthy effect on your immune system. 

A lifetime study of martial arts and mysticism, plus his three years with the Northern Paiutes training to be a shaman and healer, taught Master Day psychological and spiritual techniques that have long been used for self-healing... so he did! 

Day has led a challenging life, making him well prepared for his successful fight against cancer. He has always had a strong interest in the mind-body-spirit trinity, approaching his life from a mystical outlook. Just months after graduating as a high school soccer star, he fell 150 ft. in a demolition event. He ending up as a paraplegic and in a wheelchair, and at 18 had to begin a new life. He studied karate and spiritual healing, coached soccer, went to college, and became an author. In 1997, he was a U.S. National Champion wheelchair fencer, fenced internationally for the U.S. for nine years, and competed in the Sydney Paralympic Games. 

However, in January of 2014, he was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma, a rare form of bladder cancer. In this book, he shares his successful 8-part plan that guides you to be in control of your body, your life, your treatment plans, and your self-healing, giving you the tools to fight holistically with your mind, body, and spirit. 

He returned to full health, and has gone on to compete in, and win (his first in 2017), the International Sport Karate Association’s (ISKA) U.S. Open World Championship in adaptive karate, and continues to be free and clear of cancer.