Many people go for years with vague but disabling symptoms. They are tortured by exhaustion, stomach troubles, and general aches and pains.
They spend years trying to get a correct diagnosis. But their doctors are baffled.
Tests show no bacterial or viral infections. But something is obviously wrong. Many of these patients mistakenly get diagnosed with fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome.… Read More
More breast cancer patients are taking drastic action to cure themselves. Even though they have cancer in only one breast, more women are opting to have their healthy breast removed as well.
They want make absolutely sure the cancer has no chance of coming back. Over the past 10 years, the number of breast cancer patients who decide to remove a cancer-free breast has more than tripled.… Read More
John Stossel has looked healthy and energetic during his recent broadcasts on FOX News. So it came as a shock when he announced recently that he has lung cancer.
And here’s another surprise about his diagnosis: Stossel says he has never smoked.1
Lung cancer is the nation’s number one cancer killer. About 160,000 Americans die from it each year. It is still viewed largely as a “smoker’s disease.”… Read More
Natural health advocates scored a huge victory when food giant Campbell Soup announced it would completely switch to cans that do not use the chemical bisphenol A (BPA).
INH has warned of BPA dangers for years. This chemical is used in plastics and in the epoxy lining of cans.
It disrupts your natural hormone production. It’s linked to a myriad of health problems.… Read More
Cut back slowly? Go cold turkey? What’s the best way to kick the smoking habit?
A major new British study set out to answer the question, which has long puzzled smokers. It turns out that quitting all at once—going cold turkey—works better than tapering off.
The study at the University of Oxford assembled 700 adults who smoked an average of 20 cigarettes a day.… Read More
A woman in England started craving lettuce. Soon she was eating four entire heads a day. Her worried husband, a forensic scientist, felt there had to be a medical reason for her craving.1
His research revealed that lettuce contains sulforaphane. This is a compound that slows the growth of cancer cells. Could her body be craving lettuce to fight cancer?… Read More