Support cancer charity just by listening to audiobook of "Winning the War on Cancer" (available free via Audible trial)

Eckhart Aurelius Hughes · Post by **Scott** » 06 Jun 2024, 10:05

With June being National Cancer Survivors Month, I am so excited to announce that the previous Book of the Year, "Winning The War on Cancer", is now also available as an audiobook.

Important Note: 100% of the author's proceeds from "Winning The War On Cancer" will be donated to The Beljanski Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit charity, to help fund anticancer research to cure cancer the natural way. Even if you get the audiobook free using a free audible trial, it still counts as a paid sale for the author/publisher, meaning the charity will get the donation just the same as if you had bought the book. So, in other words, you can get a free audiobook and support charity at the same time, all at no cost to you.

If you are already an Audible member, you can get it using one of your monthly credits at no extra out-of-pocket expense.

I personally read this book myself and always recommend it to everyone. One reason I recommend it to everyone is because (unfortunately) cancer eventually affects every family sooner or later if it hasn't already. This book is a must-read (or must-listen) for everyone. So support a great cancer charity and get your copy of this audiobook now all at once quick and easy with the link below:

Get Audible copy of Wining the War on Cancer now

^ Get a free copy of this audiobook with a free Audible trial using the link above now.

If you have any trouble at all getting yourself a copy of the book, simply send us a message via the official OnlineBookClub contact form, and my team and I will promptly help you.

Alternatively, if you already used up your Audible free trial or otherwise prefer not to use Audible, you can buy a copy of the audiobook from Apple Books or directly from The Beljanski Foundation.

Thank you,
Scott
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Get Audible copy of Wining the War on Cancer now (available free with free trial)

AlesiaE · Post by **AlesiaE** » 06 Jun 2024, 21:05

I 100% agree. “Winning the War on Cancer" is an absolute must-read for the most daunting diseases of the time and, at the same time, the continued struggle. The book has masterfully tied scientific rigor with personal narratives to afford the reader an all-inclusive view of the breakthrough research and treatment strides being made in cancer. The book’s insightful exploration of the latest therapies tells a story of resilience and innovation designed to inform knowledgeably and emotionally engage.The book does not only educate on complex medical concepts but also instills hope and quickens urgency in the global fight against cancer. Again, this is a must read. I actually decided to listen to the audiobook on my long drive! It is easy to download and an easy way to support the cause!

Janvi Singh 4 · Post by **Janvi Singh 4** » 08 Jun 2024, 00:17

SandPeople; A Phenomenon of Time travel,” written by Cheryl Kerr, is a mixture of mystery and time travel that will capture your imagination. Cheryl Kerr has created a tapestry of a narrative that keeps the reader guessing throughout the story. The characters have been well developed and the plot twists make it difficult to tell what will happen next in the story. Therefore, for those who love this genre, they must read this book because it has minutiae depiction and complex narratives. Eventually, ‘Mysterious People’ is an engaging journey through time with some imaginative touches that effectively sets up anticipation for its follow-up work.....

Excellent Excellent · Post by **Excellent Excellent** » 09 Jun 2024, 07:43

I wholeheartedly concur. “Winning the War on Cancer” is a pivotal read for understanding the complexities and ongoing battles against one of the most challenging diseases of our era. The author skillfully intertwines meticulous scientific research with moving personal stories, providing a comprehensive perspective on the significant advancements in cancer research and therapy. This book delves deeply into the most recent medical treatments, weaving a narrative of determination and creativity that both educates and emotionally resonates with its readers. It goes beyond mere education on intricate health topics, fostering optimism and intensifying the collective urgency to combat cancer worldwide. Without a doubt, this book is essential reading.

HARSHALI GOWARDHAN 1 · Post by **HARSHALI GOWARDHAN 1** » 12 Jun 2024, 05:59

Winning The War on Cancer,” which was deemed worthy of the Book of the Year award earlier, is now available for the audio format, which means more people will get a chance to read it. To mark the National Cancer Survivors Month this June, potential readers are encouraged to know that 100% of the author’s royalties for the book will go to The Beljanski Foundation.

Another interesting factor about this offer is that even if you get the audiobook through a free trial of Audible, it will still be considered a paid sale to the charity donation. If you are an existing Audible member, you are able to use one of your monthly credits to listen to the book for free.

While I have personally read “Winning The War on Cancer,” I concur that it is a valuable piece. Sadly, cancer affects everyone in one or another; this book offers important information and a point of light. In fact, its content is informative and inspiring at the same time which is why everyone should consider the book as their must-read or must-listen.

Not only do you receive a wealth of knowledge, but you also support a good cause when you buy this audiobook. These are the breakthroughs in the war on cancer that everyone should read, and that is exactly why I highly recommend “Winning The War on Cancer.” Donate for cancer research and get your copy today; the process is easy and you will profit from discovering the battle against cancer.

Isodje lucky · Post by **Isodje lucky** » 28 Jun 2024, 08:23

Winning the war of cancer is interesting postcard, infact I find it amusing. The author use a simple language in narrating her experience in a very remorse village, with indigenous people living in the outmost part of Brazil. Brazil was well known for there well producing brown coffee and sugar cane according to the author. the author who was new to the villages Express how welcoming she was receive, having begin her first time there. She was welcome and given a 2 appointment room do not expecting luxury. Then was offered supper thereafter, a river senke fish which was her first time to have try it as she was very hungry the author continue. I will like for you guys to pick a copy of the audio and enjoy for yourself easy to understand.