Be a Data G
Knowledge is power!
Learn how to be a data gatherer and use your health data to maximize your advantage.
Gather data like a boss.
What is a Data G?
It's another way to say Data Gatherer, but...dang, it feels good to be a Data Gangster
A Data G is someone who proactively harvests data and identifies trends so they can build and pivot their strategy to achieve the best possible outcomes.
-Julie Stevens, MOJO Healing
Why should you be a Data G?
Because our founder Julie's story proves that you can use different data points to predict cancer treatment success. Right now, treatments like chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery are often prescribed based on limited information such as where the cancer is located, and then they wait until after the treatment cycle is over to see if it worked. This adds unnecessary toxicity to the body and risks precious time to heal.
Are you an auditory learner? If so, our podcast below will drop the same knowledge bomb as this page!
We just want to empower you to be a Data G!
Listen to our Podcast MOJO Rising... How to Make Cancer Suck Less
How to Be a Data G
It is important to start gathering data on the health of your body and the health of your cancer so you can have the best possible outcomes (aka live your best life) and make cancer suck as little as possible!
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