Suzanne Somers

(Getty Images) Suzanne Somers was overheard at a party Monday night commenting on Patrick Swayze 's death hours after the news had broken. And what she had to say, while disturbing, fits right into the strange and potentially dangerous medical opinions she's been spouting recently. Somers, who was attending the after party for the debut of Tom Ford 's new film, A Single Man , spoke with National Post writer Shinan Govani . Govani reported Somer's opinion that the doctors treating Swayze "basically put poison in him." Here's what Govani wrote after talking to Somers. And guess what? Somers had an opinion -- or ... Read Full Story

(NaturalNews) As the author of the New York Times bestseller, "Knockout: Interviews with doctors who are curing cancer," Suzanne Somers is making waves across the cancer industry. Her powerful, inspired message of informed hope is reaching millions of readers who are learning about the many safe, effective options for treating cancer that exist outside the realm of the conventional cancer industry (chemotherapy, surgery and radiation). Recently, Suzanne Somers spoke with NaturalNews editor Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, to share the inspiration for her new book Knockout. "People are just starving for some new information... for other options, for hope in [treating] cancer," she explained. ... Read Full Story

Suzanne Somers: smarter than a doctor? Suzanne Somers is coming under indirect fire due to a takedown of Oprah 's science health claims in Newsweek . In a cover story studying whether the talk show queen should vet her guests scientific claims more, Newsweek uses Somers as an example of a guest who makes claims that much of the medical community doubts. From an article at Newsweek : In January, Oprah Winfrey invited Suzanne Somers on her show to share her unusual secrets to staying young. Each morning, the 62-year-old actress and self-help author rubs a potent estrogen cream into the skin on her ... Read Full Story

Suzanne Somers Larry King Knockout Interview by Jeffrey Dach MD I was astonished, and very curious that the networks allowed the Larry King - Suzanne Somers Knockout interview to air Friday night, Oct 23.  I recorded the show and watched it Saturday night.  Here is my review of the TV interview. Suzanne's Cancer Scare Nightmare Suzanne was solo for the first segment, and related her "cancer scare nightmare".  One day, suddenly, she entered the hospital with respiratory distress, examined and told by six doctors her lungs were filled with cancer.  She was offered chemotherapy treatment, and told to  "put your affairs in order".  Luckily it was all a false alarm.  ... Read Full Story

Suzanne Somers first became famous as the airhead blonde bombshell Chrissy Snow on the US sitcom lsquo;Three's Company' (not doing too many favors for women even back then). Then she did what many actresses do, and moved into the fitness industry - you might have bought one of her infomercial ab rippers or exercise tapes over the years. Read Full Story