
Study claims 65% of cancers are caused by bad luck
A new study claims that 2/3 of cancers are caused by “bad luck”, and only 1/3 are caused by diet and lifestyle. Here’s my response.

A new study claims that 2/3 of cancers are caused by “bad luck”, and only 1/3 are caused by diet and lifestyle. Here’s my response.

Consumer Reports recently tested over 80 different processed foods with corn or soy ingredients to see if they contain GMOs. This included popular breakfast cereals, bars, corn chips, corn tortillas, baking mixes and flours, meat substitutes, soy “dairy” products, and tofu/tempeh products. Read the post to see the surprising results.

Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a study that investigated whether or not the food patients eat had any impact on their survival?
There is.

Cancer centers and hospitals are competing for your business, and a new study breaks down their shameless marketing techniques.

A new study has emerged from China showing a strong link between abortion and breast cancer, and that the risk rises with each abortion a woman has.

When a chemotherapy drug is approved for cancer treatment by the FDA, it is approved to treat a specific type of cancer. And some drugs are FDA approved for use on multiple types of cancer. That’s fairly easy to understand.
But here’s the bombshell…
Researchers have discovered that about one-third of chemotherapies are used to treat cancers that the FDA never approved them to treat…

Lymphoma can be starved to death by depriving it of what appears to be a favorite food: high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol. And gold does just that.
A new nanoparticle appears to the cancerous lymphoma cell like a preferred meal of natural HDL. When the particle engages the cell, it plugs it up and blocks cholesterol from entering. Deprived of an essential nutrient, the cancer cell eventually dies.

This study confirms why my anti-cancer diet worked!
Researchers studied the inhibitory (cancer-stopping) effects of 34 vegetable extracts
on 8 different tumor cell lines.
They basically ran the vegetables through a juicer and then dripped the extracted juice on different cancer cells to see what would happen. Here’s what they found…

The results of breast cancer drug trials are routinely ‘spun’ to make the treatments appear more beneficial than they actually are, doctors claim today.
In two-thirds of the studies scrutinized, toxicity and serious side effects from chemotherapy, radiation or surgery were not even listed in many paper’s abstract summaries, which is usually the only part that practicing doctors read.
What a perfect story to post three days before Christmas!
“Mistletoe gives the kiss of death to cancer.”
In a new study, Zahra Lotfallani, a researcher at University of Adelaide in Australia,
(that’s her in the pic) found that one type of Mistletoe extract called Fraxini, when compared to chemotherapy, was more effective against colon cancer cells and less toxic.
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