Research

Medicinal Mushrooms: Here’s to Life!

Posted on Oct 4, 2014 in Research

Here’s To Life! In addition to being delicious, some medicinal mushrooms are helping cancer survivors to live longer. The gorgeous photo above is of turkey tail mushroom, also called Coriolus versicolor. Coriolus grows wild in the Cascade mountains. (Pick carefully though. Some look-alikes are poisonous!). Living Well, Living Longer The Japanese have developed a hot water extract of Coriolus as a cancer treatment drug. In clinical trials, Coriolus lengthens life in people with breast, colon, and stomach cancers. For every 11 cancer survivors who take Coriolus, 1 more will live another...

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Low Dose Naltrexone: Case Report of Complete Cancer Remission

Posted on Oct 4, 2014 in Research

Dr. Akbar Khan’s case report of a 4 year complete remission of an advanced head and neck cancer with a combination of low dose naltrexone and vitamin D. LDN Adenoid Cystic Complete Remission

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Beauty AND Health: 5 Cancer Causing Personal Care Products To Avoid 

Posted on Aug 31, 2014 in Research

Looking great shouldn’t endanger your health.  Yet, cosmetic companies can (and do!) put almost any ingredient in their products. Our shampoos. sunscreens, and cosmetics often contain dangerous cancer-causing ingredients. And, research shows that what goes on the skin gets into the blood. These 5 common ingredients disrupt the functions of estrogen, testosterone, and thyroid hormone. This increase the risk of breast, prostate, colon, ovarian, and thyroid cancer. Avoid these 5 toxic ingredients: Parabens: These are added to lotions, creams, and cosmetics as preservatives. When applied...

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Cesium Chloride Safety Update

Posted on Jan 7, 2014 in Research

A Colorado woman’s death has been linked to cesium chloride supplementation. She had a single injection of cesium chloride into her breast. She developed abnormally high levels of cesium in the blood, followed by an imbalance in electrolytes and an irregular heart rhythm. She had a heart attack and did not survive. Cesium chloride is known to displace potassium, an important regulator of heart rhythm and muscle contraction. There have been multiple cases of severely abnormal heart rhythms reported with oral cesium chloride.  This unfortunate event highlights the importance of...

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Banish Post-Holiday Guilt for Good

Posted on Jan 6, 2014 in Research

  Do you feel like you went a little overboard during the holidays? Well, welcome to the club, because you are certainly not alone! The holidays can topple even the healthiest lifestyles. You sleep at odd hours, eat at times that are far from ideal, and when you do eat, it’s normally whatever’s being served to you. Exercise takes a backseat to party hopping. Of course, these indulgences are what make the holidays fun! But when the calendar flips to January 1, talk of resolutions can conspire with your too-tight jeans to make you feel guilty for having such a good time. Here’s the thing:...

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Reconnecting With The Heart of Christmas

Posted on Dec 16, 2013 in Research

Finely wrapped presents, snow painted shops, sparkly decorations, singing Santa Claus and a long list of party invitations all point to the fact that the holiday season has begun. The fun and joy in the air makes Christmas the most wonderful time of the year. Yet, with time you see a change in Christmas celebrations where the entire concept of giving and sharing has been commercialized. How do you embrace the true spirit of Christmas, which is more about opening their hearts than flashy presents? Spirit of Love Love is an integral part of Christmas celebrations and something to be mindful of...

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