Suzanne Somers

National healthcare advocate Suzanne Somers claims she has discovered a small group of doctors who are quietly curing cancer. Somers, who battled breast cancer, says her doctors used effective alternative and integrative cancer treatments to ...  

Today’s Table Hopping giveaway is “The Sexy Forever Recipe Bible ... The 370-page trade paperback has 18 pages of colors photos but is otherwise devoid of illustrations. The winner will be chosen at random from comments posted below that answer ...  

Actress Suzanne Somers opted for alternative treatments when she found out about her breast cancer. It's only natural that the "Three's Company" stunner opted for a different route for breast reconstruction surgery. Doctors gave her two options for her ...  

Last week, two sixtysomething Seventies sitcom stars—one still girl-next-door-lovely, the other leather-skirted-Sexy Forever®—emotionally buried their infamous 31-year hatchet in a series of now-viral YouTube videos. Soon later, there were ...  

Come and knock on our door ... More than thirty years after Suzanne Somers and Joyce Dewitt had an icy falling out, the former Three’s Company stars reunited on the set of Somers’ new web series Breaking Through, and we’ve got all the ...  

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 4 (UPI) -- U.S. actress Suzanne Somers says she underwent a cutting-edge stem cell procedure to rebuild a breast that had been damaged during cancer treatment. The procedure, developed in Japan, was aimed at evening out her breasts,...  

Getting into new technology has certainly been a boon for Somers. After looking into a procedure developed by Japanese Doctor Kotaro Yoshimura, Somers decided she would be willing to be one of the first pioneers in the United States to undergo the breast redevelopment surgery, that uses stem cells to help reconstruct new tissue in the chest area. The surgery involved a plastic surgeon taking fatty tissue from Somer’s chest area by liposuction...  

She told People magazine recently that she was the first person to participate in a clinical trial that got started last summer. A malignant tumor was discovered in her right breast 12 years ago and she had a lumpectomy and radiation.  

The three-part interview with Joyce DeWitt will appeal to "Three's Company" fetishists, though there's no dish to speak of, and no discussion of why the two stars didn't speak for three decades beyond Ms. Somers's comment that "there's been ick in the air."  

Look who's come knocking on Suzanne Somers' door: It's her old "Three's Company" co-star Joyce DeWitt! The ladies (who spent five seasons together playing roommates Chrissy Snow and Janet Wood) reminisced about their glory days on set, shared memories of ...  

The actress, who became well-known for her role as the daffy blonde Chrissy Snow, will reunite with her former co-star Joyce DeWitt on Suzanne Somers Breaking Through on CafeMom Studios' YouTube Channel this coming Thursday! And that definitely has to do ...  

It was a reconciliation three decades in the making. This week, Suzanne Somers and Joyce Dewitt buried the hatchet stemming from their “Three’s Company” feud on Somers’ online show, “Breaking Through.”  The two actresses had not spoken since Somers left the sitcom in 1981 over a salary dispute. On...  

Suzanne Somers stopped by The Grove to talk about her internet series which chronicles her stem cell breast reconstruction and recovery. The home videos offer an inside look at the emotional journey Somers has endured since surviving breast cancer. An...  

Suzanne Somers was a guest on Access Hollywood. She discusses the breakthrough stem cell treatment she had to repair her breast after a lumpectomy left her disfigured. Suzanne had breast cancer in 2000 and the lumpectomy took much more of her tissue than she expected, leaving her with one B cup and one D cup. The options for reconstruction were not great at the time, so she waited until the technology improved. Suzanne could have gone to...  

Former THREE'S COMPANY co-stars Suzanne Somers and Joyce DeWitt reunited for the first time in 30 years on Somer's new web series 'Breaking Through'. The show airs every Thursday. In the episode, the two actresses talked about their history with ...