Esophageal Cancer

As many of you know, BeatCancer.org offers various educational materials, the majority of which are available from our e-store. Most of them I have developed myself. There is one notable…

Vegetarian since she was 12, Samantha O’Toole has been passionately researching the healing power of nutrition for many years. Yet her pursuit of a career in dietetics left her feeling…

Over my last 35+ years working in the cancer field as a nutrition educator, I have had many interesting encounters with registered dietitians. I have helped fight attempts to pass…

When you hear the word meditation, you probably think about people sitting on the ground chanting 'om'. While this may seem strange to some people, meditation is one way that…

Stress is generally recognized to have a negative or at least a potentially negative impact on health, and the results of clinical studies conducted over the past two decades corroborate…

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…

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…

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A 17-year-old Connecticut girl recently diagnosed with cancer who refused to undergo chemotherapy was removed from her home by state child welfare authorities in November. For the last two months,…

Many of you know that I recommend green tea as part of an anti-cancer dietary plan. But not just any green tea. While generally pleasant, harmless, and possibly of health…