If your mother-in-law ever gave your house the “white glove” inspection, maybe she was simply looking out for your health. We can’t say for sure what her motives were, of course, but it turns out that the dust in your home is chock-full of dangerous, toxic chemicals.
If you’ve had surgery — particularly if you’ve had any lymph nodes removed – exercise is your ticket back to health. And once you understand how your lymphatic system works, you’ll see why it’s necessary to stimulate it any way you can.
Can you change your genetic predisposition to cancer? Yes! It’s easier than you may think.
If you’ve ever wondered if it’s possible to fight cancer using inexpensive unconventional treatments, then you’ll enjoy meeting our Templeton Wellness Superstars. These are ordinary men and women who have faced cancer and defeated it – often in a surprisingly short amount of time.
Cancer can be a nightmare diagnosis, but I’m here to tell you that after 35+ years as a Stage 4 cancer survivor, there IS hope. Here’s what I’ve discovered.
