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Lack of Vitamin D Causes Cancer?

Lack of vitamin D interferes with immunity and a person's ability to kill germs and cancer cells. My advice is for you to think about your vitamin D status. You will be protecting yourself from cancer and infections. Don't wait for the medical community to agree on this.
Gabe Mirkin, M.D.
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Fighting Cancer With The Mediterranean Diet: Seven Points to Ponder

Over the course of the past three decades, a significant number of scientific studies have demonstrated that a person’s diet can work to prevent some types of cancer. One diet regimen that...
Ray Darken
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Hospice: It Saved Our Lives

When my father was dying, hospice offered the support we needed. And they cared for the rest of our family as well.
Susan Ryder
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Pesticides and the Link to Cancer

Of all the toxic, man-made chemicals found in the environment, pesticides are probably the most widespread. These compounds are used on a large scale by farmers to keep insects from eating their crops and by the everyday suburbanite trying to keep his little patch of lawn as green as his neighbors.
Lisa Ginger
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Too Much Radiation Can Cause Us Harm

Obviously, we are exposed to many sources of radiation in everyday life and no matter what we do, we cannot avoid them. The radiation that we receive from the earth is very minimal and has been around since the beginning of time (and it will always be around). However, some of our own activities has in fact increased the amount of radiation we are exposed to during our everyday lives.
Lisa Ginger
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Four Major Phases of Tumor Formation

To summarize, there are four major phases of tumor formation. Each phase can take years to complete. The first one alone usually takes anywhere from 15 to 30 years.
Lisa Ginger
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The Importance of Cancer Screening

The American Cancer Society recommends that even people with no symptoms go see a physician for cancer screening. Early detection is one of the best weapons we have against cancer. Usually when a patient already has symptoms, the cancer has spread (metastasized). This makes curing it more difficult with the treatments offered today.
Lisa Ginger
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Carcinogenesis

Carcinogenesis is the act of forming a cancer. Carcinogens cause mutations in our DNA which can lead to cancer. Therefore, chemicals that cause cancer are called carcinogens. Studies estimate that 2/3 of all cancers are caused by environmental carcinogens that could be eliminated. These carcinogens include tobacco, various chemicals, viruses, dietary factors, radiation sources and sunlight.
Lisa Ginger
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Coping with Serious Illness: Letting Change into Your Life

The diagnosis of a serious illness, like cancer, brings overwhelming thoughts and feelings. Learn simple strategies for coping with cancer or other serious illness, so that you have the best possible healing journey.
Marcia Breitenbach
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Report on Carcinogens

To help regulate chemicals, the National Toxicology Program issues the annual Report on Carcinogens (abbreviated ROC). This report was ordered by Congress in 1978. By 1978, it was becoming obvious to scientists that both man-made and natural chemicals found in food, drugs and the environment were to blame for many cancers.
Lisa Ginger
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