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Curcumin, the natural active component of the spice turmeric, has a long history in Chinese and Indian medicine for its ability to fight many chronic disorders.  Now, modern science has…

A few weeks ago, I received an email from a lady in the UK named Cisela Wildes. I was so impressed with her inspirational cancer experience -- what she did,…

This weekend, Americans are celebrating Memorial Day, which not only honors our fallen heroes, but also kicks off the summer vacation season. Having fun in the sun also increases the…

Last week I lectured twice in Vero Beach, Florida, at the invitation of Lori Long, an accomplished personal trainer and nutrition consultant.  In addition to her sponsorship, a surprising pair…

In August of 2014, a study of over 1,100 women with breast cancer (and close to 22,000 controls) conducted by the American Association for Cancer Research found that synthetic birth…

Over the years, groups of people around the country have organized simple fundraisers that have helped support our non-profit. They have included raffles of prizes donated by local business owners,…

Ten days ago, I had the pleasure of lecturing to about 350 people at the Centro para Puerto Rico in San Juan, as a guest of Juice Plus+ National Marketing…

The first oral contraceptive became available to U.S. women in 1960. Since then, millions of women have used “the Pill” in varying forms. It is by far the country’s leading…

Over the years, BeatCancer.org has been proud to receive numerous foundation grants. The Susan G. Komen Foundation granted us $25,000 to deliver breast cancer dietary prevention training to African American…

In my previous article on vitamin C and cancer, I explained the difference between oral and intravenous vitamin C (IVC), discussed how vitamin C works against cancer, and reviewed some of…