Radiation from electrical and wireless gadgets can damage DNA and activate tumor growth. Israeli scientists have found that low-frequency electromagnetic fields (EMFs)—produced by cell and cordless phones, hair dryers, electronics, faulty wiring, microwave ovens, PDAs, power lines, TVs, and WiFi—have “a statistically significant influence on the formation” of the most common form of breast cancer. Following close … READ MORE
Diet, supplement and environmental strategies. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. I think that the most terrifying words in the English language for a woman are “you have breast cancer.” But knowing that genetics only play a role in 5% of breast cancer cases should be very encouraging news for all of us because it … READ MORE
Reading, writing and no more Ritalin? Flax seeds have been a superstar staple of my various Fat Flush programs for decades—from two to four tablespoons daily—for weight loss, hormonal control, and regularity. But these little miracle workers are a great food for kids, too. And, they are especially important for boosting brain power which will come in mighty handy … READ MORE
The cardio tests and single nutrient your heart shouldn’t be without. Since February is Heart Health Month, last week I decided to undergo several cardiovascular screenings that included a complete set of heart disease, aneurysm, and stroke tests along with a bone density test. For less than $180, my package included an echocardiogram, which uses sound waves to give you a … READ MORE
Protect Your Breasts with an Iodine Supplement. Is there a woman anywhere in this country who’s not aware of breast cancer? Yet for the month of October, the media will focus on breast cancer awareness. For all the billions of dollars poured into research, cancer walks, and pink ribbon campaigns, we still don’t know what … READ MORE
So…wouldn’t you know that the most dramatic decrease in breast cancer incidence came between 2002 and 2003. It simply plummeted by a stunning 15% in women over the age of 50. So, what was it that created such an impressive statistical decline? Could it have been Tamoxifen? A new drug, perhaps? Maybe new guidelines from … READ MORE
