Ep. 5 Tristin & Jaunique Roney spit fire on Epigenetics and holistic healing.

Wake Up With Weslie

Weslie Christensen

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5 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Tristin and Jaunique Roney school us on epigenetics which is the turning on and off of genes in our body. They go deep into their own personal stories of Tristin being diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, Jaunique getting Graves disease, and Weslie having the Epstein Barr Virus. Tristin and Jaunique educated themselves, turned their whole life around, and made holistic healing their business. They have a clinic in Provo called Provo Health.

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0:00.0	All right, you guys, welcome to another episode of Woke with Wesley.
0:16.6	I'm Wesley the host, and I am sitting across from Tristan and Jeanique Roney.
0:22.2	Quick little intro, because what we're talking,
0:24.0	the meat and potatoes of what we're talking about today
0:27.0	is so different from like your beginning story
0:29.0	that I have to touch it because I want people to go to your podcast
0:32.0	and listen to the hows and the wise of how you are
0:36.9	where you are today. So quick backstory Tristan you were diagnosed with
0:41.9	stage four right? That's right yeah we didn't know at first though so it's been just over three years and when I first got diagnosed they were like oh I think it's stage three.
0:52.6	Even though you had like polyps in your lines.
0:54.2	We did.
0:55.2	There were spots, but at that time,
0:58.1	they at least told us that they were hopeful
1:00.3	it was just stage three.
1:01.6	We later found out after all the chemo and radiation and
1:05.2	surgeries that oh yeah it's it's in your lungs. Like cancer is scary at any stage
1:12.3	but then you add a four to it.
1:15.0	That is scary.
1:17.0	Well, in colorectal cancer especially, like the numbers are not very optimistic.
1:22.0	Stage three, I mean like survival past five years is like
1:26.2	15% I think but then stage four it's more like three to five percent so the
1:30.8	percentages are pretty I think that's optimistic. Yeah. I've looked at numbers that were like stage 3 is 3 to 4 percent and
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