If you can’t get going in the morning without a sugary coffee, need a treat to boost your energy in the afternoon and have tried and failed to cut down on eating carbs, then you could be a sugar addict. It’s no secret that too much sugar is bad for our health. The NHS recommend […]
In the past 10 months, nine of my friends contracted cancer in many of its various forms: kidney, stomach, breast, prostate, colorectal, Hodgkins, liver, ovarian and skin cancers. All of them struggle for their lives as you read this column. Last year, my long time friend Mike discovered his kidney cancer in November and died […]
Seafood is generally deemed to be healthy; however, a number of popular ones you should avoid at all costs. Prevention magazine reported that the nonprofit Food & Water Watch compiled a list of the 12 least-healthy seafood products; they also note healthier alternatives. It is likely that a number of your favorites are on the […]
Schoolboy invents early test for pancreatic cancer that killed Steve Jobs Jack Andraka’s new test detects pancreatic cancer earlier than any other Deadly disease currently kills 19 out of 20 within five years He claims his invention could raise survival rates to ‘close to 100 per cent’ A 15-year-old schoolboy could save millions of lives […]
STUDY: CFLs are bad for you. Daily Caller reports: Scientists concluded that CFL light bulbs can be harmful to healthy skin cells. Our study revealed that the response of healthy skin cells to UV emitted from CFL bulbs is consistent with damage from ultraviolet radiation, said lead researcher Miriam Rafailovich, Professor of Materials Science and […]
Three new studies in mice may explain why some tumors resist aggressive treatment While scientists hotly debate the existence of cancer stem cells, three related new studies, all conducted on mice, provide some supporting evidence. Stem cells are the foundation for healthy cell growth in the body. Some researchers believe that malignant stem cells also […]
Part 2 of 3: Cardiac catheterization medical tech and how it changed my life. Exercise and how it creates energy and youthful vibrancy. Organic foods to avoid cancer. Avoiding heart disease. While in college and not knowing any better, I drank seven glasses of whole milk with every meal for a total of 21 daily. […]
I am writing this just in case some of your readers and others you may know that are considering changing diets but are rather afraid to do so, or whatever prevents it. Maybe it will help a few to make the change. My two favorite sandwiches used to be bologna, a slice or two of […]
I learned so many important life lessons from my Philip. The best lesson was learning to be me. Philip loved me. He loved every thing about me and he taught me that I needed to love me as well. He encouraged me to speak my mind and to be me! My friends and even acquaintances […]
I think about him all the time. I see something or hear something or my mind will just drift and its a full-blown movie in my head. I still cant believe hes gone. His essence, his presence is so powerful that it saturated my world and I dare say, that of so many others. […]
Is there a link between cancer and the polio vaccine? There is a good chance that there is, according to a Baylor University study released on February 18, 1999 and published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. At the time, the announcement sent shockwaves throughout the medical establishment and caused a great deal […]
As I write, a true conservative/libertarian talk show host — one with a heart, with true personality, with a soul — is ready to die. He wants to die. And he is the greatest hero I have ever known. I know I could have more readers if I wrote about my polling showing Newt Gingrich […]
Because children and adolescents are particularly vulnerable to radiation, doctors three years ago mounted a national campaign to protect them by reducing diagnostic radiation to only those levels seen as absolutely necessary. It is a message that has resonated in many clinics and hospitals. Yet there is one busy place where it has not: the […]
The following was given as a part of lecture by Jeffrey Bennett, on behalf of Dr. Kelley, over a nearly ten year period, beginning in 1998. We share it with you now as a simple offering as to a (satirical) basis of cancer. Mr. Bennett met Dr. Kelley in February of 1998, as a guest […]
A True story: As charge nurse on a locked adolescent psychiatric unit, my responsibilities included insuring unit safety as well as screening incoming calls. So I kept a vigilant eye on the hallway as I answered the incessantly ringing phone. A womans frantic voice shrieked into my ear, What do I do? Hes choking the […]