Red meat is in the headlines again… The news isn’t good, either. But that’s only if you take it at face value.
Researchers at Harvard wanted to see if certain eating habits can help determine breast cancer risk. They looked at data from more than 88,000 nurses.
After two decades, nearly 3,000 of them developed breast cancer.
… Read MoreExercise is one of the most powerful weapons for fighting disease. But a new study finds that simply sitting for too long may raise your risk of developing cancer. To make matters worse, exercise alone may not be enough to negate the effects.
Researchers in Germany looked at 43 different studies of nearly 70,000 cancer cases. They found that people who watched the most TV raised their colon cancer risk by over 50%.… Read More
In most cases, prostate cancer isn’t that big of a threat. It has one of the highest survival rates of any cancers. Some patients simply take a “wait and see” approach without any formal treatment. But if the cancer starts spreading, it’s a different story.
… Read MoreBillions of dollars in research… Countless campaigns to raise awareness… Untold loss of life… No cure.
Big Pharma still doesn’t have an answer for breast cancer… Yet breast cancer research has received nearly twice as much funding as any other form of cancer.1 It only goes to show that the weapons you need to help win the battle won’t come from a lab…
… Read MoreThere’s an ancient tree that grows wild throughout South America. Medicinal uses of its legendary bark first surfaced in 1873. But native healers have used it to treat fever, ulcers, and inflammation. Its most impressive power? It may help fight off cancer.1
The Spanish call it the lapacho tree. You may know it as Pau d’arco.
It’s extremely resistant to disease, rot, and decay.… Read More
As a Health Watch reader, you may already know about this compound. It’s what makes shiitake mushrooms a widely-studied weapon in the battle against cancer.
The substance is active hexose correlated compound (AHCC). It may help people with liver cancer live longer. Now new research shows that it does much more than that.
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