* Breast cancer cases in Americans under 45 years old dramatically increased after the introduction of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, from approximately 26,000 in 2019-2022 to 297,000 in 2023, a nearly 1,000% increase in just 5 years.

* The rise in breast cancer cases coincides with a high percentage (90%) of American women receiving at least one mRNA COVID-19 vaccine.

* Natural health advocates argue that the increase in cancer cases, particularly aggressive and late-stage cancers among young individuals, is directly linked to the administration of COVID-19 vaccines.

* The author suggests that the rapid increase in cancer cases, especially among those with no family history of the disease, is being overlooked or ignored by the medical community due to potential repercussions for speaking out against the vaccines. Continue reading →

Dr Catherine Sue Hwang was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 46 years. She has revealed how it has affected how she treats patients.

Hwang had treated dozens of patients with breast cancer and felt she knew everything there was about the disease.

So it was a complete shock when, despite having no symptoms or family history of the disease, a routine mammogram found five masses in her right breast.

The 46-year-old, from Florida, went from being a radiation oncologist at a major Breast Radiation Oncology center in Orlando to one of its patients.

She had both her breasts removed, several rounds of chemotherapy, radiation, and then more surgery to have her uterus and ovaries taken out to fight off the disease. Continue reading →

It kills about half a million people every year. Pancreatic cancer can often be halted, but it’s rarely detected in time.

The largest gland in the human body produces enzymes and hormones that are vital for digestion and metabolism. However, it is also susceptible to disease. The earlier pancreatic cancer is diagnosed, the better the survival rate, doctors say. Continue reading →

One Patient’s Story When Emotional & Hormonal Symptoms Crept Up

The thyroid is the small-but-mighty ground zero for hormone and metabolism function. One woman reflects on beating thyroid cancer – twice -as a surgeon shares encouraging data.

The thyroid is a small, butterfly-shaped gland nestled at the front of the neck just beneath the skin, and plays an essential role in the body’s overall function. It is responsible for producing and releasing hormones that regulate metabolism, energy levels, and body temperature. When the thyroid isn’t functioning well or develops cancer, it can have widespread effects on throughout the body. Continue reading →

Cancer has become one of the leading causes of death worldwide, yet there is still much confusion and controversy about its underlying causes.

While traditional medicine often focuses on genetic mutations as the primary culprit, groundbreaking research in cancer metabolism is revealing a different story – one that challenges the mainstream narrative. Continue reading →

The above graph shows the increase in US colorectal cancers in men and women from 2000 through 2021

Young people are being diagnosed with colon cancer in record numbers – and now, researchers are warning they are also more likely to be diagnosed at later stages, as well as have the cancer come back.

Colon cancer diagnoses have surged in the US over the past two decades, with healthy people in their 20s and 30s increasingly being getting the disease, and experts are racing to find the cause, pointing the blame at obesity, processed foods, and sedentary lifestyles. Continue reading →

A middle school student from Chicago has helped discover a surprising ingredient that could safeguard against cancer.

Camarria Williams collected goose droppings near a pond in Chicago’s Garfield Park as part of a science project in collaboration with the University of Illinois Chicago. Continue reading →

Eating a specific type of sugar can turbocharge cancers and make them more deadly, according to new research.

Fructose — which is added to thousands of US food and drinks — was found to speed up the growth of certain kinds of skin, breast and cervical tumors. The study showed this type of sugar gets converted by the liver into components that tumors need to build new cells and grow.

The more quickly a tumor grows, the more aggressive the cancer may become – able to take over a person’s body before they can fight back. Continue reading →

The researchers found that exposure to PM2.5 pollution – or particulate matter smaller than 2.5 microns – increases the risk of head and neck cancers (HNC).

Common types of HNC include throat cancer and mouth cancer, which an estimated 71,100 Americans will be diagnosed with in 2024. Continue reading →

The former Bond Girl, 72, who rose to fame alongside Roger Moore in 1977’s The Spy Who Loved Me, refused traditional treatment options to battle the grade 3, stage 2 disease back in 2007 (pictured in the film)

The former Bond Girl, 72, who rose to fame alongside Roger Moore in 1977’s The Spy Who Loved Me, refused traditional treatment options to battle the grade 3, stage 2 disease back in 2007.

Susie told of how she beat the aggressive breast cancer, which had spread to her lymph nodes, with alternative therapies, after having surgery to removed the tumour.

Speaking to The Express, she revealed: ‘They wanted me to have the chemo, the drugs, the radiation, the Herceptin.

‘But I started reading all these books and I thought that the chemotherapy would be a disaster because it kills everything in your body.’ Continue reading →

Larry Boyer was told he had just six months to live after being diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer.

Not only is this type of cancer one of the world’s deadliest — just three percent of patients survive it — the initial tumor had spread to other organs and triggered the growth of 16 additional tumors.

As a retired data scientist, he knew the odds were against him.

But 18 months later, the father-of-two from Connecticut is alive and, miraculously, cancer-free. Continue reading →