If I Can Beat Cancer, So Can You
I’m in the process of updating my book, I Used to Have Cancer, (originally published 2019) and as I dug into the latest statistics, I was shocked and more than a little disappointed.
Natural Ways to Reduce Radiation Exposure After a PET Scan
Each year, approximately 2 million PET scans are performed in the U.S., many for cancer detection and monitoring. However, not all cancer patients require a PET scan, and overuse can lead to unnecessary radiation exposure, false positives, and unneeded biopsies.
It’s Winter. It’s Cold. Your House Is Shut Tight. Have You Checked Your Radon Levels?
As the temperatures drop and your doors and windows stay tightly shut to keep out the chill, it’s easy to forget about what might be building up inside your home. While you’re cozying up this winter, there’s an invisible threat that could be quietly harming your health: radon.
From Kitchen Staple to Health Hazard: The Dark Side of Cooking Oils
If your household is like many others, you might find canola, soybean, corn, or sunflower oils. These oils are everywhere because they’re often more inexpensive, but here’s the kicker: these so-called “healthy” oils might be doing you more harm than good – and costing you more money in the long term with health care costs.
When the Air Turns Deadly: Protecting Yourself from Wildfire Smoke’s Cancer Risks
Among the many health risks, the presence of cancer-causing compounds in the smoke has emerged as a serious concern, with potential consequences that could persist long after the flames have been extinguished.
Are Your Vegetables Truly Helping or Secretly Harming You?
Whether you’re looking to start fresh, deepen your knowledge, or reflect on the highlights of 2024, this recap is for you. Let’s take a look back at the moments that mattered most—ones that might inspire your own journey to wellness.
