Cancer begins with the rapid replication of a single cell. So it begs the question: What triggers this initial normal cell to go haywire? And more importantly, how can you stop the progression?
Recent research raises concern about potential health risks that may be associated with exposure to benzine, a known carcinogen, found in an alarming number of personal products like deodorants and antiperspirant sprays.
Methylene Blue, originally used in textiles, has made a significant impact in medicine. Its diagnostic functions, ability to neutralize poisons, and potential as an anti-cancer therapy, including its use in photodynamic therapy, make this blue dye truly remarkable.
This new BBC article delves into the mystery of microbes that live inside tumors — bacteria and fungi which may be present within or surrounding them, providing scientists with important clues as to cancer development and treatments.
Many experts, like Dr. Tullio Simoncini, an Italian oncologist, believe cancer is caused by a fungus. Learn the risks of Candida overgrowth in this article.
