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POPSCancer Prevention Secrets Cancer Prevention Secrets revealed on how to prevent you and your loved from cancer - breast cancer - by following the guides of this book.
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POPSBarbara Ehrenreich - Welcome to Cancerland
More: The effect of this relentless brightsiding is to transform breast cancer into a rite of passage -- not an injustice or a tragedy to rail against, but a normal marker in the life cycle, like menopause or graying hair. Everything in mainstream breast cancer culture serves, no doubt inadvertently, to tame and normalize the disease: the diagnosis may be disastrous, but there are those cunning pink rhinestone angel pins to buy and races to train for… cheerfulness is more or less mandatory, dissent a kind of treason. Within this tightly knit world, attitudes are subtly adjusted, doubters gently brought back to the fold… What has grown up around breast cancer in just the last fifteen years more nearly resembles a cult -- or, given that it numbers more than two million women, their families, and friends-perhaps we should say a full-fledged religion… I know this much right now for sure: I will not go into that last good night with a teddy bear tucked under my arm.
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POPSCoke's no joke, says cancer research report Return the cocaine to the Coke and you have a pain killer to cope with the cancer. Considering it's history of holding people in contempt, Coca Cola will be unable to fight this on facts, just bullshit.
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POPS6.7 grams of dark chocolate cut heart risk Researchers at the Research Laboratories of the Catholic University in Campobasso, Italy, in collaboration with the National Cancer Institute of Milan enrolled 20,000 inhabitants of the Molise region for the study.
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POPSTake VITAMIN D3, the life you save may be your own. I have also read, it can help in fighting flu epidemics. The following from this site: www.sunarc.org Vitamin D is also beneficial in reducing the risk of respiratory viral diseases such as influenza, the common cold, and bronchitis. A study in New York State with black women in their 60s found that 800 IU of vitamin D3 per day reduced cold and influenza rates by about 60%, while 2000 IU per day reduced the rates by more than 90%. The RDA (400 IU/day) was based on the amount of vitamin D in a teaspoonful of cod liver oil, which is sufficient to prevent rickets but not much more. The body can make 10,000 IU per day in the summer sun, so there is no problem with taking 2000 IU per day most of the year. There are also benefits of vitamin D in reducing the risk of cancer, autoimmune diseases, and metabolic diseases. I've enjoyed researching vitamin D after retiring from NASA Langely in 2004. Visit my web site at www.sunarc.org
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POPSNew Research Shows Vitamin D Slashes Cancer Risk by 77% Cancer is Big Business in the U.S., so big that the cancer industry doesn't want anybody messing with their money! Cancer research isn't about finding cures; it's about finding drugs that can be sold at enormous profit. There are many natural aids and even cures, but they're outlawed by those charged with protecting the public. Arm yourself with knowledge! The medical establishment isn't trained to keep you well; they're trained to keep you coming back, time and time again.
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POPSIs Soy Really Good For You? Please read the entire article for context on my comments. The way I see it, too much of anything is not good for you, even if it is otherwise healthy. Just like even those things that some would consider bad are not all that bad, when taken in moderation. It seems that there is nothing that you can eat that is COMPLETELY healthy or will ABSOLUTELY kill you whether you are a vegan or a couch potato. Healthy foods have been shown to have bad side-effects for some people while some "bad" foods never seen to harm other folks who enjoy them to excess. We do not live in a one-size fits all world, so we should stop acting like "your" health kick is suitable for the entire world...it's not. So please leave me alone to enjoy my T-bone and beer. I'll leave you alone to enjoy your Tofurkey this Christmas.
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