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
New research in the journal Nature shows you have more control over your cancer risk than you think.
Scientists at Stony Brook University looked at how stem cells divide in human tissues. These included lung, pancreatic, and colon. By the end of the study, there were three major revelations.
First, only about 10% of cancer risk is due to bad genes.… Read More
Toxins are all around us. From air pollution to chlorinated pools… It’s hard to escape the chemicals in our environment. But even scarier than that? We may be exposed to even more of them in our homes. And the sooner you can identify them… The sooner you can start getting rid of them.
Here are five toxic cancer triggers hiding in your home.… Read More
Vitamin D3 doesn’t just help boost your health… It may also help stop cancer in its tracks.
Earlier this year, you discovered that getting enough D3 could lower risk of colon cancer death by up to 72%. Keeping your levels high may even cut your risk of ever developing it in half.1
But that was just the beginning. New research shows D3 may also be the key to lowering your risk of pancreatic cancer.… Read More
Carrying too much extra body fat isn’t just bad for your self-esteem. It’s associated with one in every five deaths in America.1
That’s because it’s a major factor in developing deadly health conditions. These include diabetes, heart disease, and even strokes.2 And new research reveals an even bigger threat: Being obese raises risk for seven different cancers in women.… Read More
Exercise isn’t optional when it comes to your best health. Truth is, it’s just as important as your diet for adding healthy, enjoyable years to your life. And it’s not just about losing weight, protecting your heart, or keeping strong bones…
Exercise may help cut your cancer risk in half.
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