A lot of us know what we need to do to secure good health and stave off diseases like cancer. We all know we need to eat right, exercise, reduce stress, practice gratitude. But actually doing those things can be tough. Not only do you have to make time for good choices, you also need […]
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Today I’m going to talk about a unique therapy that lifts and empowers people who are sick, anxious, stressed, or depressed. According to some experts, it improves their outlook and quality of life. Cancer patients use it as a coping mechanism and a way to stay sane (or at least saner) while they undergo treatment. […]
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Some viruses provoke a runny nose and sneezing. Nastier types can cause paralysis. At their most virulent, they can kill you. While viruses may be unpleasant, crippling and even deadly, they also have another role, one that’s new and still in development. And that is to fight cancer. Can you put this unlikely side effect […]
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Phillip Stricker, an Australian urologic oncologist says, “You can’t underestimate the potential of this technology.” And Boris Kuvshinoff from New York’s Roswell Park Cancer Institute agrees that it’s “one of the real exciting technologies that’s come out in the last few years.” It’s already been trialed in patients with prostate, liver, kidney, lung and pancreatic […]
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Though it’s long been a staple in other countries, Americans rarely drank green tea until about 20 years ago. Most Americans had never even tasted it. We’re in the minority on this one, because outside of water, green tea is the most popular beverage worldwide — mostly owing to its huge popularity in Asia. Now, […]
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A few weeks ago we wrote about molds in food that may contribute to cancer. This issue is going to focus on airborne molds, which are actually an even greater threat. Many people who suffer from a serious “incurable” illness are in fact living in a home or working in a building filled with airborne […]
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These days, it seems everyone is seeking the proverbial fountain of youth or an effective “anti-aging pill” to add years to their lives – and help them feel better and look younger, too. I have a dog in this fight, as I edit a newsletter called Aging Defeated, and our sister company, Green Valley Natural […]
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A funny thing is happening in the world of cancer treatment. It’s subtle. People who don’t read about cancer on a regular basis may not notice it. But ever so slowly, the pendulum on treatment is swinging back around from the mania for invasive drugs and procedures to a focus on the immune system. Instead […]
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Deadly nightshade is one of the most toxic plants, causing delirium, hallucinations, convulsions and possibly death to the unlucky soul who eats enough of it. Unfortunately, another plant is often confused with deadly nightshade, yet is not only edible and nutritious, but acts against cancer in many ways. It’s called black nightshade. Here’s what it […]
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In the 1960s and ‘70s a popular and highly eccentric food scientist named Magnus Pyke was a regular on UK television. In one of his entertaining demonstrations he implored viewers to eat insects for their outstanding nutritional qualities. You won’t be surprised to learn most of the British public spurned his advice. Well, guess what: […]
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