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
Last week we told you adding garlic to your diet can lead to lower blood pressure in six months. And without the dangerous side effects of beta-blockers. Things like depression, digestive problems, headaches, and even loss of vision.1 But your diet is only half the story.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins and Henry Ford Hospital wanted to test if being physically fit made any difference in hypertension risk.… Read More
About 30% of Americans suffer from anxiety.1 But only about a third of people with it are getting help. It comes mainly from medications that carry serious side effects…like depression and hallucinations.2
The good news is it’s easy to treat naturally. And it all starts with your diet.
… Read MoreNot long ago, we told you that 48% of hospital rooms tested positive for Acinetobacter baumannii (MDR-AB) bacteria. It can cause major damage to someone with a compromised immune system. You know… The kind of person who may be in the hospital. We also told you that cutting boards in hospital kitchens had double the incidence of deadly superbugs.1
But that’s nothing.… 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
There’s a natural way to help keep your blood pressure under control… And avoid a dangerous prescription.
Researchers in Saudi Arabia looked at how this small, white vegetable held up against beta-blockers at lowering blood pressure. They compared subjects taking daily doses of this allium to those taking atenolol.
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