Do you know what happens when your blood doesn’t flow freely to your heart? Or your arteries don’t pump enough blood to your legs? Or what happens when your brain doesn’t get enough oxygen from your blood?
You can get gangrene… suffer stroke or heart attack… or even die.
That’s because as you age your arterial walls grow thick with plaque deposits.
Simple, Safe Nutrient May Combat Breast Cancer
We have some exciting news on the cancer front… in particular breast cancer.
It comes from Dr. Guy E. Abraham, M.D. He’s a former professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Endocrinology at the UCLA School of Medicine. He’s a pioneer in the field of hormones. And he’s been awarded many times by leading medical groups during his 40-year career.
Is it possible to stop the progression of breast cancer… or prevent it from coming back?
Professor Graham Packham says it is. And the medical community is supporting his findings.
As we explained in Tuesday’s message, Prof. Packham is a leading cancer researcher in the U.K. And he’s discovered that a compound found in one vegetable can stop the progression of cancer cells in their tracks.
New Diet Myth in the Making
The government has released the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans. It’s the official word on how we should eat. In time, it’ll form the basis of the next Food Pyramid. And doctors will use it to advise their patients on diet and health.
It’s been 20 years since the first Food Pyramid was “built” by the U.S.
New research shows that a natural plant compound may stop breast cancer. Dead in its tracks.
This breakthrough comes out of Southampton University in the U.K. And it’s the culmination of 10 years of work.
The discovery was made by Professor Graham Packham. He’s a 10-year faculty professor at Southampton University. Prof. Packham is one of the U.K.’s leading cancer researchers.
Scientists believe that a cure for diabetes may be on the horizon.
Dr. Christian Stohler, Dean of the University of Maryland, has reviewed that “cure.” And he calls it a “paradigm-changing” discovery.
"The treatment and diagnosis of [diabetes] is poised to take a dramatic leap forward because of this research," says Dr. Stohler.
As we reported on Tuesday, Dr. Hans Michael Dosch is leading research on the project for the University of Toronto.