Many people talk about including whole foods -- such as vegetables,
legumes and fruits -- in one's diet, but the real secret to preventing
disease and prolonging life is a diet rich in whole foods and spices. Read more at care2.com
The good news from the new annual report, "Cancer Statistics 2012," is
promising: more than 1 million cancer deaths have been avoided over the
past two decades, according to researchers in CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians. The bad news: some cancer rates are on the rise, and experts are not certain why, although lifestyle is a risk factor. Read more at emaxhealth.com
Fisetin is a unique flavonoid compound found naturally in many fruits
and vegetables including strawberries, blueberries and the skin of
cucumbers. A wealth of scientific research now explains how a diet
packed with raw fruits and vegetables can help prevent amyloid plaque
formation in the aging brain and can promote the early destruction of
cancer cells by triggering the body's innate immune response. Read more at naturalnews.com
Cancer is such a staggering epidemic-the sheer number of people affected
by the disease is as heartbreaking as it is mystifying. As we are
slowly learning more about the causes, we are beginning to learn more
about preventive measures. Read more at care2.com
Dr. Oz reveals his top three superfoods that will blast away belly fat
and also reveals a secret about metabolism with one of his superfoods
that most people do not know about. His three superfood choices are
inexpensive, good to eat at any time of the day and guaranteed to help
you blast away your belly fat this holiday season. Read more at emaxhealth.com
Rose, witch hazel and white tea may sound like the refrain from a folk
song, but the trio of natural substances delivers both health and skin
benefits through their ability to halt inflammation say British
researchers. Health issues including cancer, arthritis and diabetes have
all been linked to inflammation, which is also responsible for
premature signs of aging.
A Chinese-Danish physician and expert in Chinese folk medicine has
discovered a Danish mushroom that may be helpful in the fight against
cancer. Dr. Ming Chen, a senior physician at Sonderborg Hospital,
identified a poisonous Danish mushroom that is more toxic toward cancer
cells than toward healthy cells. Read more at emaxhealth.com
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