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A Novel Platform to Improve Cancer-Related Health Outcomes*

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* Interim analyses on Quality of Life Scores (QoLS) for cancer survivors from IRB Study NCT06397651. Final published results may vary.
LARGE METASTUDIES
Lifestyle Modifications are associated with improved Cancer-Related Health Outcomes
  • 30%
    Exercise is associated with reduced all-cause mortality for several cancers¹
    PMID: 32337494
    30%
    Exercise is associated with reduced all-cause mortality for several cancers¹
    Physical activity and mortality in cancer survivors: a systematic review and meta-analysis. JNCI Cancer Spectrum. 2019 Oct 7;
  • 35%
    Exercise is associated with reduced recurrence for several cancers²
    PMID: 31913187
    35%
    Exercise is associated with reduced recurrence for several cancers²
    Physical Activity Reduces the Risk of Recurrence and Mortality in Cancer Patients. Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews. 2020 Apr
  • 20%
    Healthy Diet is associated with reduced mortality for several cancers³
    PMID: 37513568
    20%
    Healthy Diet is associated with reduced mortality for several cancers³
    Association between Dietary Indices and Dietary Patterns and Mortality and Cancer Recurrence among Cancer Survivors: An Updated Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Cohort Studies. Nutrients. 2023 Jul
  • 40%
    Vigorous Exercise is associated with reduced risk of cancer for several types of common cancers⁹
    PMID: 36302460
    40%
    Vigorous Exercise is associated with reduced risk of cancer for several types of common cancers⁹
    Vigorous physical activity, incident heart disease, and cancer: how little is enough? European Heart Journal [Internet]. 2022 Oct
OUTCOMES
Significant Interim Results in Lifestyle Modification Clinical Trial for Cancer Patients4
QoLs
Improvements in Sleep, Pain & Side-Effects⁴
22%Pain level26%Sleep Quality39%Side Effects
Quality of Life Score
+18-point Quality-of-Life Score Improvement ⁴
Projected 40% Reduction in Employer Costs for Cancer Patients ⁵
⁴ Interim Analysis from IRB Study NCT06397651. Statistical analysis done by independent bio-statistician at a CI of 90%. Final published results may vary.
⁵ Company Internal Analysis based on published reports.
INTRODUCING
A Novel Platform ForCancer Survivors & Individualswith Modifiable Cancer Risk Factors
Foundations of the
Healing Journey
ACTIVITY
DAILY EXERCISE LIVE 1:1, BASED ON AICR GUIDELINES
30 Mins/Day. 100% Real-Time. Certified Coach.
MEDITATION
DAILY MEDITATION
Forgiveness & Loving Kindness.
LIFESTYLE
DAILY LIFESTYLE
Daily Evidence-Based Techniques on Sleep, Diet, Breathing & More.
Quality Sleep
Healthy Dietary
Patterns
 
Stress Reduction
Evidence based
1:1 Coach
Customized Programs
Meditation
EXPERTS
Guided by Medical Experts, United by the Science of Lifestyle
Christopher R. Cogle, MD
Professor of Oncology, University of Florida • Clinical Scholar, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society • 140+ publications
Neil M. Iyengar, MD
Breast Cancer, Exercise Oncology • Memorial Sloan Kettering (MSKCC) • Conquer Cancer Award - ASCO Foundation
Emmanuel Stamatakis, Ph.D, MSc, BSc
Professor at University of Sydney, Co-chair WHO’s Physical Activity Guidelines • Cancer Prevention through VILPA
Amanda Grilli, PT, CLT-CS
Licensed Physical Therapist • Breast cancer expert, Certified Lymphedema Therapist and Cancer Coach
Claudio L. Battaglini, Ph.D
Professor of Exercise Physiology UNC-Chapel Hill• Research focus- Exercise Oncology • 180+ papers published
Erik Hanson, Ph.D, CSCS
Associate Professor-Exercise Physiology UNC-Chapel Hill • Research : Exercise Oncology, Immunology & Inflammation
TESTIMONIALS
Where Healing is Pure Joy
I'm so grateful for this program. After 16 months of aggressive cancer treatment, I feel my body coming back to life.
  • Thanks to my coach, Madhu, her loving energy, encouragement, the time she dedicates to me, and the daily accountability, I am inspired to get up every morning and start moving.
  • Logically I knew exercise works, but on my own I still struggled to motivate myself. So having Madhu greet me every morning has been an absolute game changer for me.
  • The daily meditations are also so healing as I work on letting go of things that no longer serve me, and welcome in this new HEALTHY version of me.
  • Thank you Madhu, Anna, and Complement 1. You have absolutely changed, and possibly saved, my life.
Ellen M.
Breast Cancer 6
⁶ Actual Patient Experience. Individual Results may vary. Names and images altered for privacy.
PROGRAMS
Two Programs aimed at reducing Employer
Cancer-Related Costs
Cancer Survivors
6 months
45 Minutes/Day
With completed or ongoing treatment
Exercise + Lifestyle
Accounts for 3% of employees³¹
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Individuals with Modifiable Cancer Risk Factors
3 months
15 Minutes/Day
For People with Modifiable Cancer Risk Factors
Exercise + Lifestyle
Impacts Up to 20% of employees³²
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³¹ ACS (American Cancer Society) Journal Article
³² McKinsey & Company Research
Exercise, Meditation, Diet, Community, Healing
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