The Anticancer Lifestyle Program (ACLP) is a comprehensive online lifestyle transformation course for cancer survivors and those who seek to reduce their risk of cancer and other chronic illnesses.

Our Course

Through the use of engaging videos, graphics, animation, quizzes and activities, our experts teach course participants evidence-based ways to reduce inflammation and improve the body’s natural defenses against disease. The course is designed to supplement any necessary medical treatment, and to empower participants to take an active role in their health and well-being.

The fee for this course is $19.95 for access to all five course modules. This fee covers the cost our nonprofit is charged by the hosting site. If an individual feels they cannot afford this fee, they may check a box on the registration form and we will email them a code to access the course for free. (For more about our course fee, please click here.)

The ACLP course is divided into five modules, each of which can be taken at any pace and as often as desired. Course participants will receive the tools and information they need to make lifestyle changes in these key areas. Each module has its own Toolkit of resources to further help participants create their own Anticancer lifestyle.

 Our History

The ACLP was originally developed in 2011 as an in-person course by the nonprofit Anticancer Lifestyle Foundation, and the Payson Center for Cancer Care, a regional, nationally accredited Comprehensive Community Cancer Center, at Concord Hospital in Concord, New Hampshire. The program was inspired by the research and principles outlined in Anticancer: A New Way of Life, by Dr. David Servan-Schreiber.

Our Mission

Our Mission is two-fold:

• To promote evidence-based lifestyle changes that promote overall wellness and that may reduce the odds of getting many chronic illnesses, including cancer; and
• To fill a post-treatment gap for cancer and other chronic illness patients, many of whom seek to be active participants in their own health and well-being.
  

As one program participant put it:
“Everything until now has been done TO us; this is something we get to do for ourselves.”

Health care providers are confident referring patients to the program, knowing that it features evidence-based research and recommendations.

Our Message to Course Participants

1. Explore the evidence – and then choose for yourself.

2. Strive to make changes in all the areas for optimal impact.

3. Connect with your community regularly (family, friends, support systems, and key resources).

4. Look back, but don’t stare. Move forward!

This radio interview on “Smart Talk,” with one of our facilitators of the in-person course in Pennsylvania conveys the program’s impact on cancer survivors. Our online program offers the same information as the in-person version.

 

Interested in more information about the Anticancer Lifestyle Program? You can send us a message through our Contact form, Like us on Facebook, and on Instagram @anticancerlifestyle.

If you’d like to spread the word about the program with friends, colleagues, or patients, you can print our rack card describing the program.

If you work in a health care setting or in a business and would like to know how to incorporate the Anticancer Lifestyle Program into your current wellness offerings, please contact us by sending us a message through our Contact page.