Dr. Elise Sulser ND

10/28/2025

There’s a deep sense of betrayal that can often happen at the beginning of a c@ncer diagnosis. “How did this happen to me?”
This creates a big rift between how you relate to your body and disease whether as a foe to be fight against or a friend who’s trying it’s best to tell you that it needs help. While there are hundreds of books and online forums from people who have met their journeys with success, you are your own unique being and no two cancer journeys are alike.
Sometimes our care is too big to hold alone when what we really need is to rest and re-learn how to trust again.

🌿Dr. Elise

10/27/2025

There’s a deep sense of betrayal that can often happen at the beginning of a c@ncer diagnosis. “How did this happen to me?”
This creates a big rift between how you relate to your body and disease whether as a foe to be fight against or a friend who’s trying it’s best to tell you that it needs help. While there are hundreds of books and online forums from people who have met their journeys with success, you are your own unique being and no two cancer journeys are alike.

Sometimes our care is too big to hold alone when what we really need is to rest and re-learn how to trust again.

10/16/2025

Is because you are looking at your health like a copy paste from someone else’s cancer success story.

A big problem I see in the cancer industry is that you are looking at health like a life vest instead of building your own bridge.
And I get it because when it comes to health we want it to be as easy as following the next new book on cancer because someone said they healed their stage IV cancer with celery juice.

I’m Dr. Elise Sulser and I specialize in terrain and metabolic approach to cancer and when it comes to this disease it can feel scary and overwhelming and complex. And it is sometimes. The big miss I see with integrative cancer care is that most people are just following protocols that went viral from someone on the internet instead of learning what is driving the growth of their unique cancer type.
One of the most important steps to your cancer journey is knowing what your body is missing or what burdens it’s carrying. You probably need a custom blueprint to healing with someone who can take the time to put all the pieces of your terrain together.

That’s where I come in 🪷

10/14/2025

When I track someone journey with labs over time we see a picture start to emerge: this picture points out what areas need TLC and attention as we work to fix the terrain so cancer can’t thrive. I celebrate so hard when I see markers start to normalize because I know that what we’re doing is working 😍 it’s always amazing to see results in real time and the looks on my clients faces when they know their hard work is paying off.

10/09/2025

I wanted to share this with you all because the biggest thresholds of this life ask us to leave it all on the field. Are you playing like you have skin in the game? Of course we all have skin in this life, it’s beyond precious. But when we outsource our healing to a doctor in a white coat and yet nothing changes in our day to day living, is that really healing?

What good is going through the discomfort of chemo and radiation if we don’t have a road map to reclaim true recovery and remission?

I see courage in every single patient I see, and yet there are a few that truly rise to see themselves as completely anew with new patterns than what got them to their diagnosis. I am forever inspired by what it takes but it is possible to rewrite the cancer story.

Here walking alongside you. -Dr. Elise

10/03/2025

💔 This week I spoke with a prospective client whose story has stayed with me.
Two years of fighting. Three failed rounds of chemo. Radiation that left permanent, life-altering damage. Daily pain. And now… stage IV cancer. His family is desperately searching for answers.

It devastates me to hear stories like this. I can’t help but wonder—what if we had the chance to strengthen his terrain before that first round of chemo? What if his cancer pathways had been addressed before his body began to break down?

We may never know. But what I do know is that supporting the terrain—the soil in which cancer grows—can change the story. My deepest wish is for more people to see this as a first resort, not a last.

✨ Because the most precious thing we have is time.

10/02/2025

Part 3
Thank you all for joining the journey and for witnessing Rebecca’s story 🤍

10/01/2025

Part 2 🦋

10/01/2025

When I say it is an honor to interview this woman I mean-blown away by the profundity of her journey. Rebecca Turlay, cancer thriver, therapist, Navy Veteran and alchemist shares some of what it has been like for her to get a diagnosis at age 31, to walk into the underworld of facing death and loss and to meet herself in the midst of it all. She shared with me the tenderness of loosing her hair and turning that into ceremony and ways she has found to reclaim empowerment while also defying odds when it comes to her cancer symptoms.
Please watch, whether you have cancer or not I promise you will gain some wisdom to live by.

09/30/2025

Join us for some profound wisdom from a woman who has walked through the fire with grace! I am honored to call Rebecca a sister and when she asked me to walk alongside her through her cancer journey neither of us could have expected the lessons that unfolded. This is one you won’t want to miss but you can catch the replay!

09/29/2025

09/25/2025

If you’ve been diagnosed with cancer, time matters. The earlier you begin repairing your terrain, the more space you create for your body to recover and respond. Once cancer gains momentum—or once the damage from chemo and radiation is done—it becomes much harder to slow the process down or rebuild.

This is why we often see the strongest results in patients who start making changes right away, especially in stage I or II.

✨ The same lifestyle that led here is not the same one that will restore balance.
✨ Prevention is powerful, but even after a diagnosis, the body longs for repair.
✨ Transformation is both inner and outer—the terrain of your body, your choices, and your perspective all shift together.

Cancer can be more than a diagnosis. It can be a threshold—a moment to meet yourself differently, to rebuild from the inside out, and to create a terrain that supports healing and wholeness.