Cancer Breakthroughs Summit 4.0 (2026) – Free Online Event for Cancer Prevention, Healing & Recovery
A cancer diagnosis can bring an avalanche of questions about treatment, nutrition, side effects, recurrence, prevention, and what deserves your attention right now.
Cancer Breakthroughs Summit 4.0 brings doctors, researchers, health educators, advocates, and people with lived cancer experience together for practical conversations about conventional care, integrative approaches, nutrition, lifestyle, symptom management, and emotional well-being.
Across 14 sessions, you can explore topics ranging from personalized cancer care and tumor biology to prostate health, breast cancer survivorship, metabolism, the nervous system, food choices, and emerging areas of research.
Use the summit to understand the language, compare perspectives, and develop better questions for your healthcare team without treating any single presentation as a substitute for individualized medical care.
Why Attend Cancer Breakthroughs Summit 4.0
Cancer information can become confusing quickly because nutrition advice, treatment philosophies, new research, survivor experiences, and online health claims often point in different directions. This summit gives you a structured way to hear multiple perspectives while keeping your individual diagnosis and medical care at the center of your decisions.
The 14 sessions examine conventional and integrative cancer care, personalized treatment questions, nutrition, tumor biology, prostate cancer, breast cancer survivorship, metabolism, lifestyle, and emotional well-being. Rather than reducing cancer to one cause or one solution, the conversations show why cancer care involves many medical and personal considerations.
The summit can also help you prepare more focused questions for appointments and recognize areas you may want to discuss with qualified professionals. Survivor stories and emotional-health conversations add another dimension by addressing fear, uncertainty, self-advocacy, stress, and life after treatment.
Who Should Attend Cancer Breakthroughs Summit 4.0
This summit is for people who want to better understand cancer care without relying on a single perspective. It may be especially useful when a diagnosis, treatment decision, follow-up test, survivorship concern, or family history has created more questions than answers.
Caregivers and loved ones can also use the sessions to become more informed supporters. Because several presentations explore specialized or emerging ideas, participants should bring treatment, supplement, nutrition, screening, and symptom-management questions to qualified healthcare professionals who know their medical history.
- People currently navigating a cancer diagnosis or treatment decisions
- Cancer survivors adjusting to life after active treatment
- Caregivers, partners, family members, and patient advocates
- People seeking clearer information about nutrition and lifestyle during cancer care
- Men who want to better understand prostate cancer, PSA testing, and treatment options
- Women exploring breast cancer treatment and survivorship questions
- People interested in conventional and integrative approaches to cancer care
- Anyone seeking educational context around cancer prevention, research, and long-term health
What You’ll Learn During Cancer Breakthroughs Summit 4.0
You’ll explore how cancer care can involve more than one treatment decision, including questions about nutrition, individual biology, tumor behavior, screening, survivorship, emotional well-being, and quality of life.
You’ll also hear different viewpoints about integrative care and areas of emerging research. Some sessions examine hypotheses and frameworks that remain subjects of investigation, so the goal is to understand the concepts and questions without assuming that every proposed mechanism or approach has established clinical benefit.
Throughout the summit, you can use the presentations to build your vocabulary, clarify what matters to you, and identify questions worth bringing to your oncology team or other qualified healthcare professionals.
- How nutrition and everyday food choices are discussed in cancer-related health research
- Why individualized cancer care can involve factors beyond a diagnosis alone
- How researchers think about the tumor microenvironment and cancer cell metabolism
- What PSA testing can and cannot tell you without additional clinical context
- Questions that may arise during breast cancer treatment and survivorship
- How chronic infections and viruses are discussed in relation to cancer biology research
- Why stress, fear, grief, hope, and nervous-system regulation matter to the cancer experience
- How survivors describe self-advocacy, second opinions, and participating actively in care decisions
- How lifestyle, sleep, nutrition, and emotional well-being fit into broader conversations about supportive care
- How to distinguish educational integrative-health ideas from proven cancer treatments and individualized medical advice
Personalized Cancer Care Beyond a One-Size-Fits-All Plan
A recurring theme throughout the summit is that two people with the same cancer diagnosis can still have different medical histories, treatment considerations, nutritional needs, emotional pressures, and personal priorities.
Several speakers explore a broader view of cancer care that includes conventional oncology alongside discussions of metabolism, nutrition, lifestyle, environmental exposures, stress, sleep, and the tumor microenvironment. These subjects are presented as areas to understand and discuss rather than as replacements for evidence-based diagnosis or treatment.
The practical value of this approach is better questioning. You can listen for which factors are relevant to your own situation, identify where evidence is strong or still developing, and bring focused questions back to professionals who can interpret them in the context of your diagnosis.
- Understand why treatment decisions require individual medical context
- Separate supportive lifestyle considerations from direct cancer treatment
- Ask how benefits, risks, evidence, and interactions apply to you personally
- Use integrative-care conversations to complement rather than replace appropriate oncology care
Featured Speakers and What They Cover
The summit brings together 16 experts across cancer care, nutrition, prostate health, research, patient advocacy, emotional well-being, and survivorship. The featured participants below represent several of the major themes explored across the five-day event.
Nutrition, Nutrients and Everyday Food Choices
Joel Fuhrman, MD, President of the Nutritional Research Foundation, discusses everyday foods and dietary patterns, including the foods he places at the center of his nutrition approach.
Robert Scott Bell explores nutrients such as selenium, copper, and zinc and why nutritional status can become part of broader conversations about supportive cancer care.
Personalized Care and Whole-Person Questions
Dr. Michael Karlfeldt, ND, PhD, summit co-host, examines biological, metabolic, nutritional, environmental, and emotional factors that may be considered when thinking about individualized care.
Dr. Véronique Desaulniers, a two-time breast cancer survivor, discusses the Seven Essentials she developed from her experience and integrative-health work.
Prostate Cancer, PSA Testing and Decisions
Geo Espinosa, ND, LAc, IFMCP, a faculty member at NYU Langone Health, helps explain prostate cancer terminology, PSA testing, risk, and the importance of understanding the broader clinical picture behind a single number.
Survivorship and Patient Advocacy
James Templeton, founder of the Templeton Wellness Foundation, reflects on four decades after an advanced cancer diagnosis and the importance he places on asking questions and taking an active role in health decisions.
Ivelisse Page, a colon cancer survivor and founder of Believe Big, discusses self-advocacy, support, faith, and building a care team that can include both conventional and integrative perspectives.
Fear, Stress and the Nervous System
Stephanie James explores ways of relating to fear, grief, uncertainty, and the present moment without demanding constant positivity.
Nathan Crane discusses chronic stress, emotional patterns, and practices intended to support a calmer nervous-system state.
Scott Forsgren, FDN-P, founder of BetterHealthGuy.com, discusses sleep, nervous-system support, and other foundations that arise in conversations about chronic illness and cancer care.
Research, Cancer Biology and Integrative Perspectives
Sylvie Beljanski, summit co-host and Founder and President of The Beljanski Foundation, discusses the research legacy of her father, Mirko Beljanski, and the work she has continued through the foundation.
Chris Burres, Founder and Chief Scientist of MyVitalC, explores research questions involving C60 and the concept of protecting healthy cells while studying stress on cancer cells.
Cancer Breakthroughs Summit 4.0 Schedule and Daily Themes
The five-day premiere runs from November 14 through November 18, 2026. The 14 sessions are organized into five major topic chapters, making it easier to focus on the areas most relevant to your questions.
You can begin watching immediately after registering. Check your email after registration for viewing links and schedule updates.
Day 1 – Saturday, November 14
Understanding Cancer Nutrition, Personalized Care, and Long-Term Survivorship
- Food vs. Cancer: The Six Foods Dr. Joel Fuhrman Wants You Eating Every Day with Joel Fuhrman
- Can We Protect Healthy Cells While Stressing Cancer Cells? The C60 Question with Chris Burres
- Beyond Conventional Cancer Care: The Overlooked Nutrients, Natural Approaches & Healing Power of Hope with Robert Scott Bell
- Why Breast Cancer Treatment Is Never One-Size-Fits-All with David Alvarez
- 40 Years After Cancer: The Survival Story That Changed Everything with James Templeton
Day 2 – Sunday, November 15
Beyond Tumors: How Cancer Biology, Chronic Infections, and the Tumor Microenvironment Interact
Two sessions explore why cancer biology can involve the surrounding tumor environment and how chronic infections, viruses, mold, Lyme disease, and related questions appear in research discussions. These topics are educational and should not be interpreted as proof that a particular infection or exposure caused an individual cancer.
Day 3 – Monday, November 16
Understanding Prostate Cancer, PSA Levels, and Treatment Options
This focused session examines prostate cancer, PSA testing, risk, screening considerations, terminology, and treatment decisions so participants can better understand the questions that may arise after an elevated PSA or prostate cancer diagnosis.
Day 4 – Tuesday, November 17
Understanding Life After Breast Cancer, the Cancer Microenvironment, and Tumor Metabolism
Four sessions explore breast cancer survivorship, the body’s internal environment, liver and gut discussions, fascia and drainage concepts, and how cancer cells use metabolic pathways to support growth and survival.
Day 5 – Wednesday, November 18
How the Nervous System, Plant Biology, and Epigenetics Relate to Cancer
Two sessions close the five-day series with perspectives on nervous-system regulation, plant biology, epigenetics, and the broader questions researchers and integrative-health educators explore around cancer and the body’s response to stress and environment.
Dates, Access, Replays and Where to Watch
Cancer Breakthroughs Summit 4.0 premieres online Saturday, November 14, 2026, and continues through Wednesday, November 18, 2026.
You do not need to wait for the premiere to begin watching. Registration unlocks the summit talks right away, and the talks do not expire, so you can return to them at your own pace.
Check your email after registration for viewing links and schedule updates. The summit also includes bonus guides and resources that can be accessed with your free registration.
- Five-day online summit from November 14 through November 18
- Immediate viewing access after registration
- Fourteen summit episodes across five topic chapters
- Talks remain available rather than expiring after the premiere
- Access details and updates are delivered after registration
How to Register for Cancer Breakthroughs Summit 4.0
Click any Register Here For Free button on this page, enter your contact information, and check your email for access details.
How to Get the Most From Cancer Breakthroughs Summit 4.0
A five-day cancer summit can provide more information than anyone needs to act on at once. Choose sessions according to the questions that matter most to you, and treat your notes as a starting point for discussion rather than a new treatment plan.
Because the talks remain available after registration, you can move at a manageable pace and revisit complex presentations when you have more context.
1. Start With Your Most Important Question
Choose a theme such as nutrition, prostate health, breast cancer survivorship, emotional well-being, or personalized care instead of trying to absorb all 14 sessions immediately.
2. Separate Information From Decisions
- Write down ideas that are new or relevant to you
- Mark claims that you want to investigate further
- Save treatment, supplement, testing, and nutrition questions for discussion with qualified professionals
3. Bring Better Questions to Your Care Team
Ask how a recommendation applies to your diagnosis, medications, treatment plan, laboratory results, symptoms, and other individual factors.
4. Make Space for the Emotional Sessions
Cancer care is not only about medical terminology. Sessions on fear, grief, uncertainty, self-advocacy, hope, stress, and the nervous system may help you put words to experiences that are difficult to address during short appointments.
5. Revisit Instead of Rushing
Because the talks do not expire, you can return to useful sessions after an appointment, scan, treatment decision, or conversation with your care team.
About Dr. Michael Karlfeldt and Sylvie Beljanski
Michael Karlfeldt, ND, PhD, has worked in naturopathic practice since 1987. He runs the Karlfeldt Center in Idaho, hosts True Health: Body, Mind, Spirit, and is the author of A Better Way to Treat Cancer.
His cancer-focused work grew partly from losing his father to colon cancer. In this summit, Karlfeldt emphasizes individualized questions involving biology, metabolism, nutrition, lifestyle, environment, stress, and emotional well-being while encouraging a broader conversation about supportive and integrative care.
Sylvie Beljanski is a French lawyer turned health advocate, author, and entrepreneur. She is Founder and President of The Beljanski Foundation, a nonprofit focused on research into natural approaches to cancer, and CEO of Maison Beljanski.
Beljanski has continued the research legacy associated with her father, biologist Mirko Beljanski, and produces the Beljanski Integrative Cancer Conference. As co-host, she brings a research and advocacy perspective to discussions about integrative medicine, cancer science, and helping patients understand complex health information.
Free Gifts and Bonuses
Registration includes 10 free bonuses designed to give you additional reading and practical resources alongside the summit sessions.
Among the included resources are guides and book excerpts from Dr. Michael Karlfeldt and Sylvie Beljanski. Use health-related recommendations as educational material and discuss significant treatment, supplement, nutrition, or lifestyle changes with qualified professionals who understand your medical situation.
Featured Bonus Resources
- Winning the War on Cancer — an opening-chapter excerpt from Sylvie Beljanski’s book
- The Beljanski Approach to Cancer — Sylvie Beljanski’s guide to Mirko Beljanski’s research and the work continued through The Beljanski Foundation
- 11 Things Your Cancer Program Needs to Address — Dr. Karlfeldt’s guide to the areas he considers when thinking about a multi-pronged cancer program
- A Better Way to Treat Cancer — Dr. Karlfeldt’s guide to broader questions involving health, lifestyle, relationships, work, and well-being
- The Karlfeldt Cancer Method — a guide to the framework Karlfeldt uses when discussing whole-person cancer care
- Healing Within — a practical guide exploring stress, emotions, breathing, EFT tapping, reflection, and the mind-body side of cancer care
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Register for Cancer Breakthroughs Summit 4.0 to access 14 expert sessions on cancer care, nutrition, survivorship, research, emotional well-being, and informed decision-making.
- Nov 14 - 18 2026
- 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
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- Date: Nov 14 - 18 2026
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