Does Being Overweight Affect Your Risk of Cancer?
With the exception of smoking, nothing else affects your overall risk of cancer more than being overweight. Here’s how to calculate your Body Mass Index (BMI).
Cancer’s Achilles Heel and How to Treat It
Cancer depends upon sugar to thrive. But what doctors have discovered is that sugar is also cancer’s Achilles Heel. Taking advantage of the cells’ extreme hunger for sugar is the secret behind the success of Insuline Potentiation Therapy.
Detecting Cancer in a Vocal Print
Disturbances in one’s vocal print (the graphic representation of an electronic recording of a person’s voice) not only make it possible to detect cancer and other abnormalities, but to also target the proper frequencies needed to bring the body back into homeostasis.
Making the Most of Medicinal Mushrooms
Ever since Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin, a fungal extract, scientists have realized what ancient Asian culture always knew – mushrooms are medicine.
Vitamin D: The Pac-Man of Viruses, Bacterial Infections, and Cancer Cells
In a fascinating study conducted at the University of Copenhagen, researchers found that vitamin D is essential in order to activate the body’s immune system. Without it — or with insufficient levels — the immune system’s killer T cells can’t fight off...
How the Night Shift Increases Your Risk of Cancer
Does working at night negatively impact your health and increase your risk of developing cancer? In a word, yes. In fact, the International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified night work as a category 2A (probable carcinogen) and with good reason.
