We’ve told you before that this vitamin helps you live longer. Now new research shows it cuts your risk of dying from colon cancer…the second most lethal cancer in America.1 And we don’t mean by a percentage point or two…
Getting more D3 can reduce your risk of colon cancer death by up to 72%.2
… Read MoreIt looks like a bumpy, spotty green potato… But it’s not a new discovery. In fact, this strange fruit has been around for centuries. Ayurvedic healers mash it up to create a sun-protective skin ointment. Indian medicine practitioners use this weird berry to treat asthma and intestinal infections.1 Soldiers ate it for strength during World War II. And they were on to something…
Most people haven’t heard of it… Yet it may be the most potent superfood on the planet.… Read More
You know the dangers of mainstream breast cancer treatments. And the evidence just keeps piling up…
A 2004 study found radiation therapy to be useless. About 77% of women over 70 received it for early-stage breast cancer. Yet it didn’t improve survival rates. It didn’t even lower 5-year recurrence rates. This means it did nothing to prevent the cancer from coming back.… Read More
Melanoma makes up less than 2% of all skin cancer cases. But it’s the most dangerous kind you can get. According to the National Cancer Institute, nearly 10,000 people will die from it this year. They estimate over 76,000 new diagnoses in 2014 alone. And a recent study reveals your occupation—even your travel habits—may be doubling your risk.
A team of researchers from Austria, California, Italy, and Maryland looked at health data from airline workers.… Read More
You know how dangerous sugar is. It doesn’t help matters that eating sugar is physically addicting. But the damage goes beyond weight gain and cavities. Those are just the beginning. The truth is it can lead to some serious—even deadly—conditions.
Here are five little-known ways sugar sabotages your health:
… Read MoreIt takes more than just family history to help determine your breast cancer risk. Only 5–10% of cases are hereditary.1 But this number shouldn’t scare you. It should motivate you. Your risk for developing breast cancer is something you can help control.
You need to know the environmental factors that put your health in danger. And new research from the National Institutes of Health can help.… Read More