Hi readers, We have been posting new content every week on Tuesday, but yesterday we were unable to do so. We apologize for the unfortunate delay and promise to get a new post up as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Life Over Cancer – Book Excerpt (Introduction and Chapter 1) Instructions: To flip pages, click the thin line to the right or left of the page. To zoom and view in fullscreen, click the middle of the page. What the experts are saying: “I believe in Keith’s program and would go to the Block Center … Continued
There has been much written about soy consumption and a possible link to breast cancer. Recently, a woman posted a comment to our blog from October 6th, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, to ask if her consumption of soy drinks had perhaps caused her breast cancer, a hypothesis set forth by her oncologist. We … Continued
In a recent post, I discussed chronomodulated chemotherapy, which is the infusion of drugs at optimal times to improve treatment sensitivity and tolerance. A broader definition would include the synchronizing of the administration of chemotherapy drugs to a patient’s individual internal clock, or biological rhythm. Research suggests that doing so can maximize the effectiveness of … Continued
There is a growing body of evidence that diet plays a significant role in helping prevent a recurrence of breast cancer. For example, fat intake has been linked to recurrence and shortened survival rates in cancer patients. We also know that reducing the amount of fat you eat can have the opposite effect. In the … Continued
Once again our intrepid food manufacturers have a better idea. From the same folks who gave us high fructose corn syrup; nitrates and other food preservatives; food colorings; pesticides and synthetic fertilizers that increase yields but not nutrition; additives to harden crops, reduce spoilage and increase shelf life, and hormones to add bulk and yields; … Continued
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. According to the American Cancer Society, in 2010, approximately 261,100 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, and 39,840 will die from the disease. Though these statistics are sobering, research suggests that there are diet and lifestyle choices that can reduce a woman’s risk of a breast cancer diagnosis, … Continued
Sometimes medical studies don’t just uncover new health-related facts – they also serve as useful reminders. One that does just that appeared in the August 2 online edition of the medical journal Cancer. In this study, researchers found that additives in processed meats – including nitrites, heterocyclic amines (HCAs), and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) – … Continued
From time to time a study comes across my desk that validates a long-held belief. This happened this past week. What interested me the most about this study was that it strongly contradicted what the mighty marketing arm of the food industry wants us to believe; that is, that one of their key ingredients, high … Continued
According to the National Cancer Institute, there are over 12 million cancer survivors in the US today. And that number is expected to grow, as the population ages, treatments improve, and tests find the disease earlier. Cancer survivors face a myriad of health challenges, not to mention the daunting fear the cancer will return. However, … Continued