Cured and Caused Her Own Cancer

Interviewer:     Now you're not a doctor?

Tamara St. John: No.

Interviewer:     You put a lot of research into this.  In your opinion,

what caused your cancer?  What were you doing before and how has that changed now?

Tamara St. John: Oh, gosh, ever since I was younger, I worked in bars.  I was working my way through schools to get my master's so I was a bartender and life was a party and I was partying like a rock star every day, every single day from morning until night.  And then, of course, you get out of the bar at three in the morning and I was eating Del Taco every day and doing stuff like that. So eating a lot of junk food, eating a lot of sugar, drinking a lot.  I used to smoke clove cigarettes.  I smoked for 23 years. I quit in 2009, in July.  I finally had to quit because my throat and at that point I knew it was breast cancer, but I don't know if it spread other places, but my throat like, I couldn't swallow, so something was going on with my throat.  I had lumps on my throat.  And so when I would smoke, it was just really hard to swallow.  Something was off, so I finally had to quit smoking in July of 2009.  And did that, and then just started eating healthy again, you know, getting back to what God provided, all the vegetables and stuff like that and the organic stuff, so I learned a lot through all of the research.