Anti-Cancer Healthy Living

A new patient, after her first visit. The visit was a gift from a friend who decided not to send flowers, but to give her the opportunity to open and flower herself in the midst...

Parabens are cancer causing chemical preservatives found in almost ALL cosmetics and body care products and many drugs.  A comprehensive study of women with breast cancer published in the January 2012 issue of the Journal...

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Nature has given us food constituents that can alter estrogen metabolism and change their cancer causing effects on our breast tissue. The cabbage family vegetables, especially broccoli and kale contain high amounts of sulfphoraphanes which...

You can fight cancer in the kitchen from your spice shelf. Many of the commonly used culinary herbs and spices are filled with anti-oxidants that can protect your cells and your DNA from damage. Watch...

A new study (1) reveals that the spread of cancer may be reduced with common over the counter drugs. The study shows that reducing inflammation using widely used, inexpensive non steroidal anti-inflammatory non-prescription medications (NSAIDs)...

Which nutrients SHOULD NOT be in your multivitamin if you are concerned about cancer? Watch My SMART TIP video to find out! Like this? CLICK HERE to get INSTANT ACCESS to my FREE REPORT: Eight...

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Resveratrol is  a potent anti-oxidant found in red and purple grapes and berries.  It is used extensively in China as a longevity tonic and to support cancer patients and cardiovascular patients. Resveratrol can actually turn...

Grape seed extract has been shown to possess the remarkable ability to selectively target head and neck squamous cancer cells leading to cell death or apoptosis. A study showed that by generating reactive oxygen species,...

Melatonin, as most know, is the hormone most associated with sleep and the circadian rhythm. This hormone has displayed various positive benefits on the immune system as well. As melatonin levels have been found to be low...

Inflammation not only increases breast cancer risk, but a new study finds that women with the highest levels of inflammation at the time of diagnosis have the poorest survival.  Inflammation levels were determined by measuring...