Does Autoimmune Disease Raise Your Risk of Breast Cancer?
2015-04-02 | Author: Dr. Véronique Desaulniers
The American Autoimmune Related Diseases Association (REF) estimates that roughly 50 million Americans have some form of autoimmune disease, where the body’s immune system mistakenly turns on itself. Seventy-five percent…
Read MoreBreast Cancer and Fitness: When Cancer Happens to a Fit Body
2015-03-31 | Author: Lisa NicoletteDuring the summer of 2007, I had trained with a team of competitive bodybuilders and fitness models with the goal of not only achieving the fit look of a bodybuilder but…
Read MoreBlending for Breast Cancer Health
2015-03-28 | Author: Dr. Véronique Desaulniers
When I coach women on The “7 Essentials System ™ of healing the body naturally, I am often asked about the benefits of juicing versus blending. Which is better? The…
Read MoreMaking Informed Decisions about Traditional Breast Cancer Treatments
2015-03-18 | Author: Dr. Véronique Desaulniers
When you are faced with a serious health challenge such as breast cancer, you have some tough decisions to make. Perhaps the most important decision is what route you will…
Read More15 Disturbing Facts About CT Scan Safety
2015-03-14 | Author: Susan Silberstein PhD
In a previous article (“Radiation from CT Scans Linked to Cancer”), I discussed research published in a 2009 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine revealing that CT scans deliver far…
Read MoreLack of Sleep, Depression and Breast Cancer: A Troublesome Trio
2015-03-05 | Author: Dr. Véronique Desaulniers
Ever hear of the “domino effect?” This occurs when one event sets off a chain reaction of similar or related events, often with messy or even dire consequences. It is…
Read MoreGarlic: Studies Confirm It’s a Cancer Preventer
2015-03-05 | Author: Dr. Veronique Desaulniers
The fact that garlic is good for you is pretty much a no-brainer. For everything from the winter cold to staving off “Montezuma’s Revenge” when traveling, for thousands of years…
Read More10 Things I learned in the Hospital – Part Two
2015-02-28 | Author: Susan Silberstein PhD
If you read my previous blog, you know that I recently had surgery for a strangulated ovary and that I wrote about the first five things I learned while in…
Read More10 Things I learned in the Hospital – Part One
2015-02-25 | Author: Susan Silberstein PhD
My life fortunately has been devoid of hospital stays. Other than being born in one and having a tonsillectomy as a young kid, the only other time I was ever…
Read MorePress Release: A four-day series of free public programs on Healthy Eating to Prevent Obesity and Cancer
2015-02-16 | Author: BeatCancer.OrgFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 15, 2015 CONTACT or INTERVIEWS: GWettlin@gmail.com FREE NUTRITION AND CANCER PREVENTION LECTURES IN OKLAHOMA Bartlesville, OK – A four-day series of free public programs on Healthy…
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