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As our regular readers know, we rarely write about isolated, fractionated nutrients, especially vitamins and minerals. We favor instead the essential synergy of thousands of phytonutrients that function together in…

Fasting is defined as “the abstinence of food for a specific period of time.” It is an ancient practice that has been around for thousands of years in every culture.…

Most women on the breast cancer journey know the importance of balancing their hormones for overall breast health. Many (maybe even you) have been diagnosed with ER-positive breast cancer, meaning…

Summer has arrived, and with it come sunny afternoons on the beach or at the pool. As we reach for that tube of suntan lotion, we may find ourselves hesitating…

I have already written about two relatively unknown risk factors for ovarian cancer. Here is the third:  Since June is National Dairy Month, you are likely to notice heavy marketing…

You’ve heard about intravenous therapy (drip therapy) to deliver medication, but could high-dose intravenous (IV) infusion of something as ubiquitous as vitamin C slow or cure cancer? Decades of research…

For so many women, the morning starts with a shower and the application of a sweet-smelling antiperspirant. Of course you want to smell good when you walk out the door,…

Two days ago the Federal Trade Commission, in conjunction with the attorneys general of all 50 states, filed lawsuits against four cancer charities for nationwide fraud. Over a five-year period,…

Perhaps you have heard that eating meat – particularly red meat and processed meat — can cause cancer. But what meats are the most dangerous, how severe are the risks,…

14,000 women in the US die of ovarian cancer each year. But a diagnosis of ovarian cancer does not necessarily mean you will die of the disease. We know of many…