Does talcum powder cause ovarian cancer? A jury in Missouri thinks so.
It awarded $72 million to the family of a woman who died of ovarian cancer. She had used Johnson & Johnson’s popular talcum powder products for over 35 years.
The jury found that J&J failed to warn consumers for decades about a possible cancer risk.1
The lawyer for the deceased woman’s family said that J&J knew of the cancer risk as far back as the 1980s and did nothing about it.… Read More
Thousands of women are looking for fiber in all the wrong places.
Why is that? It’s because a Harvard study made big news recently by declaring that dietary fiber greatly lowers the risk of breast cancer.1 And conventional doctors will steer women to the worst possible food source of fiber.
The study is impressive. It followed more than 44,000 women for almost 25 years.… Read More
Cancer Doctors Vanishing Throughout U.S.
Operating just outside the circle of the mainstream, a small group of doctors were quietly discovering cancer breakthroughs.
…An oncologist uncovered a way to naturally turn off cancer-causing genes.
…In a two-year study, a small group of pancreatic cancer patients saw up to a 1,100% boost in survival rate on one physician’s protocol.… Read More
Operating just outside the circle of the mainstream, a small group of doctors were quietly discovering cancer breakthroughs.
…An oncologist uncovered a way to naturally turn off cancer-causing genes.
…In a two-year study, a small group of pancreatic cancer patients saw up to a 1,100% boost in survival rate on one physician’s protocol.
…Another doctor’s treatment kills breast cancer cells in only 3 days.… 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
Want to know if you’re at risk for skin cancer? New research shows that you can tell just by looking at your right arm.
Skin cancer is the most common of all cancers, with 3.5 million cases a year in the U.S. Almost 74,000 Americans get diagnosed each year with the deadliest type, melanoma. Some 10,000 die from it annually and the numbers are growing.… Read More