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POPSWhen it comes to soy, don't blame the bean; blame the processing Processed soy, like lots of processed things, is quite bad for your health. But natural soy, grown organically (and locally, where possible), can actually be quite good for you. Natural soy milk, made right at home, has been part of the healthy traditional Chinese diet for thousands of years. Some of its plant-based nutrients have very powerful anti-cancer elements that can help prevent both prostate and breast cancers. Natural, non-GMO soy has some very positive properties and can play an important role in a healthy disease-preventing diet.
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POPSCancer Treatment Cancer Treatment website offering support and treatment discussion for those with cancer and their families.
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POPSLieberman – "it is a matter of his principles"; Really??? Hey Socialists? Looks to me like your Public Option Holy Grail is Kaput. That it is a Socialist Ploy to turn the United States of America into a Socialist Country is now clearly understood by enough Americans to reject it, is a fact. Pisses you off, huh? Americans? Donate to the Susan G, Koman for the Cure in the Name of Hadassah Liberman. Show The Socialist Scumbags that Two Can Play that game. We can do it from the Moral High Ground. H/T To Le gal In sur rec tion for his idea of how to Support Hadassah Lieberman! Please click on the following link to donate in Hadassah’s name: Le gal In sur rec tion Komen Foundation Supports Hadassah Lieberman " Time to Support Komen Keep reading ' Go to link to read FULL post @ votingfemale Speaks! http://bit.ly/5lbcvg
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POPSMammograms for Women with Implants It is well documented that breast implants don't prevent good mammogram screenings but they can easily hinder them. Specializing in breast augs and tummy tuck, Orange County surgeon gives more information online about the risks and rewards of implants.
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POPSDance If You Love Breasts and Pink Gloves You can help Providence St. Vincent Medical Center in Portland, OR by watching the video. Once this reaches 1,000,000 views they will be eligible for a large donation (including free mammograms for the community) from Medline, the manufacturer of the gloves.
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POPSGetting a Step Ahead of Cancer They say that getting early warning of diseases and cancer can lead to much improved chances of recovery. This sounds like a huge step forward for everyone, because it forms part of a GP's standard kit.
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POPSCancer From The Kitchen "I asked these doctors what they do in their own homes to reduce risks. They said that they avoid microwaving food in plastic or putting plastics in the dishwasher, because heat may cause chemicals to leach out. And the symposium handed out a reminder card listing “safer plastics” as those marked (usually at the bottom of a container) 1, 2, 4 or 5. It suggests that the “plastics to avoid” are those numbered 3, 6 and 7 (unless they are also marked “BPA-free”). Yes, the evidence is uncertain, but my weekend project is to go through containers in our house and toss out 3’s, 6’s and 7’s. "
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POPSBarbara Ehrenreich: The uproar over the new breast cancer screening guidelines
More: So welcome to the Women’s Movement 2.0: Instead of the proud female symbol -- a circle on top of a cross -- we have a droopy ribbon. Instead of embracing the full spectrum of human colors -- black, brown, red, yellow, and white -- we stick to princess pink. While we used to march in protest against sexist laws and practices, now we race or walk “for the cure.” And while we once sought full “consciousness” of all that oppresses us, now we’re content to achieve “awareness,” which has come to mean one thing – dutifully baring our breasts for the annual mammogram. …the numbers are increasingly insistent: Routine mammographic screening of women under 50 does not reduce breast cancer mortality in that group, nor do older women necessarily need an annual mammogram. In fact, the whole dogma about “early detection” is shaky… the idea has been to catch cancers early, when they’re still small, but some tiny cancers are viciously aggressive, and some large ones aren’t going anywhere
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POPSSonam Kapoor at Elle Breast Cancer Campaign Pics Check Sonam Kapoor at Elle Breast Cancer Campaign Pics Stills Photos Gallery wallpapers Images, Sonam Kapoor elle breast campaign pics , sonam kapoor at campaign photos, sonam kapoor at elle stills - BollyShare.com
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POPSLooking at the SCIENCE behind the new mammography recommendations More: So the panel, which does not take cost into consideration when making its reports, no longer recommends regular breast screenings for this population. For women between 50 and 59, the evidence shows that a mammogram every two years preserves the benefits without increasing the harms. Though even for them, mammograms are far from a panacea. (The recommendations for prostate cancer screenings have similarly declined, as have tests for colon cancer.) Mammograms are so unreliable—as many as one in 10 gives a false positive reading— a woman is nearly guaranteed of having a false positive test in her lifetime . These lead to biopises (not a painless procedure) and sometimes radiation and chemotherapy for tumors that were so slow growing they would never have killed you anyway.
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POPSVitamin D3 - The Miracle Nutrient Fantastic article by Nurse Practitioner and Health Columnist Pamela Egan about the importance of Vitamin D3, and the benefits of ingesting this particular form of Vitamin D, as opposed to Vitamin D2, which is found in most common supplements.
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POPSScreening for Breast Cancer Interesting video about the HALO test, a new FDA-cleared breast cancer screening test that supports women in the fight against breast cancer.
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POPSWHAT'S IT GOING TO TAKE Here ya go no bill yet and the garbage is starting, for Gods sake lets stop this, can not have it both ways, unless you are an Obama zombie.......
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POPSBreast exam guidelines now call for less testing So, now it begins. When once-upon-a-time our health care services were geared toward preventive medicine NOW we are moving towards more *rational* routines. I have had several *scares* and been grateful for the outcomes, but that has not been several of many of my friends. Just fancy talk to make us more complacent and willing droids to what is coming. If you get cancer, you're not worth the treatment...too expensive under this health care bill.
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POPSCountdown Goes To Free Clinic: 'Hard To Believe I Was In America' Eighty-three percent of the patients they see are employed, they are not accepting other government help on a large scale, not "welfare queens" as some would like to have us believe. They are tax-paying, good, upstanding citizens who are trying to make it and give their kids a better life just like you and me. Ninety percent of the patients who came through Saturday's clinic had two or more diagnoses. Eighty-two percent had a life-threatening condition such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or hypertension. They are victims of a system built with corporate profits at its center, which long ago forgot the moral imperative that should drive us to show compassion to our fellow men and women.
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