Golf instructor Joann Hardwick at the Hong Kong Golf Club in Fanling in September 2015, about a year after a stage zero breast cancer diagnosis. Photo: SCMP
Golf instructor Joann Hardwick at the Hong Kong Golf Club in Fanling in September 2015, about a year after a stage zero breast cancer diagnosis. Photo: SCMP
Wellness

How bioresonance therapy helped a breast and thyroid cancer survivor improve her diet and how hiking, qigong and dance made her feel well again

  • Two episodes of breast cancer led Hong Kong golf pro Joann Hardwick to reassess her lifestyle. She began working less and connecting with nature by hiking
  • Bioresonance helped identify foods that put stress on her system – she gave up beef and processed carbs. That then helped her beat late-stage thyroid cancer

Golf instructor Joann Hardwick at the Hong Kong Golf Club in Fanling in September 2015, about a year after a stage zero breast cancer diagnosis. Photo: SCMP
Golf instructor Joann Hardwick at the Hong Kong Golf Club in Fanling in September 2015, about a year after a stage zero breast cancer diagnosis. Photo: SCMP
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