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WHO Warns Against Chemicals in Everyday Products

WHO Warns Against Chemicals in Everyday Products

May 13, 2013 | by

Though the WHO is far from sincere and as helpful as it should be, the organization released an insightful report that links chemicals we all use, touch, and breathe with hormone disrupting effects.

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Diet Rich in Omega-3′s Found to Inhibit Breast Cancer Tumor Growth by 30%

Diet Rich in Omega-3′s Found to Inhibit Breast Cancer Tumor Growth by 30%

May 11, 2013 | by

A recent study from the University of Guelph is said to be the first of its kind to provide “unequivocal” evidence that Omega-3 fatty acids can actually prevent cancer, specifically breast cancer. The study found that a lifelong diet rich in omega 3′s can actually inhibit breast cancer tumor growth by a whopping 30%.

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Compound in Broccoli Found to Suppress Tumor Growth, Halt Cancer in its Tracks

Compound in Broccoli Found to Suppress Tumor Growth, Halt Cancer in its Tracks

May 10, 2013 | by

Looking at sulforaphane, a compound found in broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables, scientists found that it can work to not only suppress tumor growth, but also stop the spread or onset of cancer.

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The Secret Benefits of Eating Organic Brown Seaweed

The Secret Benefits of Eating Organic Brown Seaweed

May 8, 2013 | by

In many Asian countries, seaweed has been used as a flavorful addition to soups, broths, stir fries, and other dishes for centuries. In recent press, brown seaweed has been hailed as a super food, and there is good reason why – the food offers tons of benefits.

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Compound in Broccoli Kills Leukemia Cancer Cells, Leaves Healthy Cells Unaffected

Compound in Broccoli Kills Leukemia Cancer Cells, Leaves Healthy Cells Unaffected

April 5, 2013 | by

The health benefits of cruciferous vegetables like broccoli and cabbage are near countless. Many of these vegetables are able to prevent obesity, protect against heart disease, and even prevent cancer. In one recent study, researchers with Baylor College of Medicine have found a compound from these valuable veggies can actually kill cancer cells.

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7 Nasty Effects of BPA – The Plastic Chemical

7 Nasty Effects of BPA – The Plastic Chemical

March 26, 2013 | by

BPA has been linked to numerous negative health effects in countless studies. The worst part? While the Food and Drug Administration considered banning the chemical in March of 2012, the ban was denied, and BPA continue to be ubiquitous. So what exactly does mean? It means the entire U.S. is still subjected to the chemical’s negative effects. Here are 7 nasty effects of BPA.

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Vitamin D Shows Promise for Deadly Form of Breast Cancer

Vitamin D Shows Promise for Deadly Form of Breast Cancer

March 20, 2013 | by

In some of the latest, exciting research, assistant professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at Saint Louis University Susana Gonzalo, Ph.D., found that vitamin D could be a possible treatment for women suffering from a deadly form of breast cancer.

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Breast Cancer Deception: 3 Ways the Pink Ribbon Misleads You

Breast Cancer Deception: 3 Ways the Pink Ribbon Misleads You

March 17, 2013 | by

Everyone knows that this is a horrible disease – including corporations. These companies have made a pretty penny by playing on people’s passionate feelings about cancer. Here are 3 ways the pink ribbon misleads you.

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Review Finds Carotenoids (Fruit and Vegetables) Help Prevent Breast Cancer

Review Finds Carotenoids (Fruit and Vegetables) Help Prevent Breast Cancer

March 9, 2013 | by

In addition to all the information we know already regarding the benefits of vegetables, researchers reviewing eight different studies recently found another reason to make sure you are getting your daily supply of fresh produce—breast cancer prevention.

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5 Breast Cancer Prevention Tips

5 Breast Cancer Prevention Tips

February 8, 2013 | by

Although having women in your family with breast cancer may increase your risk of developing the disease, there are other risk factors as well—things you actually have control over. In fact, there are a number of breast cancer prevention tips everyone should know about.

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