How do you take one of the most unreliable tests out there – a mammogram — and make it even worse?
Just ask any woman who’s received a letter after having one, saying that they have “dense breast tissue” and need to contact their doctor right away.
Now, a new so-called study (one done by calling names picked out of the phone book!), concludes that women who have this very common – and perfectly normal condition — need even more mammograms. Continue reading
Pre-diabetes may be reversible with daily magnesium levels are where they should be
Yes it’s true. Everyone with diabetes has a magnesium deficiency. There is more understood today about the relationship between magnesium and diabetes than ever before – and it is leading healthcare professionals to state: If you think there may be diabetes in your future, now’s the time to make sure you are getting the magnesium your body needs on a daily basis. Because the risk factors for diabetes, are also the risk factors for heart disease. The risk factors are so similar, clinicians and healthcare professionals refer to this group of risk factors as: Metabolic Syndrome. For a short time, it was known as Syndrome X, but it is simply this: The factors when found together, increase the risk of Coronary Artery Disease, Stroke and Type 2 Diabetes. Magnesium has a major role to play in each of these conditions, and all risk factors when present, suggest a deficiency in magnesium. Continue reading
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Everyone knows that wireless “smart” meters communicate via microwaves. What was unknown until now is that additional frequencies are transmitted in the 2 to 50 kilohertz range. Numerous studies have shown repeatedly that those very same frequencies disrupt the human nervous system. Indeed, “nerve block” is the phrase used in the studies to describe what occurs.
The studies are not controversial. In others words, there are no studies that show otherwise. Nerve block induced by frequencies in the 2 to 50 kilohertz range is an established fact. The studies that show this nerve block are all from reputable sources including the epitome of “establishment” science when it comes to electricity, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Continue reading
We often hear the terms immunity, the immune system and immune response thrown around when discussing the topic of vaccination.
But do we really understand how the immune system is designed, its mechanism and the impact of vaccination on its overall function? Immunology is a vast and complex field of study, however, it is important to understand the basics of immune system function especially when considering vaccination. Continue reading
The International Coalition of Medicines Regulatory Authorities (ICMRA), an international body has been established whose members are restricting access to Natural Health Products around the globe.
In America we take great pride in our freedoms, including the freedom to eat what we wish and treat our bodies as we see fit, and not by the rules or restrictions set by an overreaching government. But never before in our history have these freedoms we cherish so much been in such jeopardy! Continue reading
Lung cancer, which kills almost 160,000 Americans a year, is among the cruelest of foes. Most patients are diagnosed at an advanced stage and after punishing chemotherapy still have a bleak prognosis. More than half die within a year.
Bit by bit, though, scientists are making progress against the nation’s biggest cancer killer. Years ago, they began approaching lung cancer as many different diseases rather than a single one. The 15 percent of patients with certain high-risk mutations, for example, today get “targeted” medications that work better than chemo. Continue reading
On your Healthy Breast journey, you are probably seeing a naturopath, taking supplements and following a healing diet. And you may also be utilizing the expertise of an acupuncturist, a nutritionist, a life coach, a conventional oncologist …or all of the above! Let’s face it: it takes courage and commitment to be truly empowered about your health.
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Eating oily fish once a week may help bowel cancer patients significantly boost their chance of survival, research suggests.
The omega-3 fatty acids in sardines, salmon and trout are thought to suppress tumour growth and curb blood supply to cancer cells. Continue reading
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Glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup, is widely used in conjunction with Roundup-Ready seeds, to grow crops that thrive in fields sprayed to eliminate weeds – while also being insect-resistant and drought-tolerant, thanks to other traits built into their DNA. Such crops significantly reduce the need to spray pesticides, irrigate fields or use mechanical cultivating to control weeds. It is a foundation of biotech agriculture and reduced soil erosion.
Now that hundreds of studies, millions of people and trillions of servings with at least one GMO ingredient have proven that GMO products are safe, Greenpeace and other radical anti-technology groups have gone after glyphosate, as their substitute villain. They’ve also enlisted still more collusion, corruption and deceit in the service of what Greenpeace co-founder Patrick Moore calls their anti-chemical, anti-science, anti-people campaigns. ~ Paul Driessen
Deceit and collusion drive campaigns to ban a vital, popular, safe, affordable herbicide Continue reading
Father shares a heartbreaking photo of his four-year-old daughter’s brave cancer battle as she’s given just weeks to live
Andy Whelan took this heartbreaking photo of his four-year-old daughter Jessica in October at the moment ‘where we as parents could offer her no comfort’. Her face contorted in pain and tears streaming down her face, she has just weeks left to live
A heartbroken father wants the world to see this photo he took of his four-year-old daughter as she battles cancer after being given just weeks to live.
Andy Whelan, an electrician from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, shared the black-and-white image of Jessica on his Facebook blog about her illness, where it’s had more than 7,600 reactions. Continue reading
Living in an age where coffee seems to be more popular than ever before, it’s important to know the effects it can have on the human body. Here are 10 things that coffee can do in respect to improving and sustaining your mental and physical well-being. Continue reading
Spending time in the sun could protect against pancreatic cancer, a study has found. Researchers say there may be a link between low levels of vitamin D and the disease
Researchers found that rates of the cancer were highest in countries with the least amount of sunlight – and say low levels of vitamin D could be the reason.
Our bodies get most of our vitamin D from the sun, although it is also found in a small number of foods, such as oily fish and eggs. Continue reading
Inexpensive, nontoxic, versatile and potent: Hydrogen peroxide is a wonder product that belongs in every home.
Hydrogen peroxide is widely known as a disinfectant for minor cuts and scrapes, but many people don’t understand that it works simply by oxidizing microbes to death. Hydrogen peroxide is simply water with an extra oxygen atom attached; in this unstable form, the oxygen breaks off from the water and forms a free radical solution that is highly reactive. But once it has reacted, the only byproducts are non-reactive oxygen and water. This is why, when used properly, hydrogen peroxide is so safe. Continue reading
Google “coconut oil” and you are sure to get a slew of articles about how good it is for just about everything. In fact, to date there are over 1,500 research articles which tout its benefits. But how does this superfood help those who are on a healthy breast path specifically?
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