Natural Health Journals


July 6, 2011

Considering the Important Benefits of Selenium?

Selenium is an essential trace mineral and it plays a fundamental part in our health. Mostly, it is found in the kidneys, liver, pancreas, spleen and the lymph nodes so a large range of bodily functions can be affected by the levels of selenium we ingest.

June 7, 2011

Breast Cancer Prevention And Control

While it is not possible to control all of the factors that contribute to the development of breast cancer such as age, genetics, and being female, it is possible to make choices that will put you at a much lower risk of developing the disease down the road.

March 24, 2011

Creative Visualization & Relaxation (CVR) for Cancer Patients

The very word cancer strikes fear in people around the world. Utter fear, depression, hopelessness and a feeling of intense negativity can grip the unfortunate person who has been diagnosed with a form of cancer. It has been talked about that a positive state of mind and optimistic outlook can help patients. However it can [...]

August 26, 2010

Cancer–You Are What you Eat?

My husband and I went to a dinner party this past Saturday where one of our good friends (and his wife) served an amazing five course feast, each was paired with the best wine and it was all delicious. The guests were raving the dinner, and the conversation turned into food in general. We started [...]

February 24, 2010

Breast Cancer Prevention

Filed under: Body Health, Conditions and Diseases,Cancer — Administrator @ 3:18 pm

By Jamell Andrews While it is not possible to control all of the factors that contribute to the development of breast cancer such as age, genetics, and being female, it is possible to make choices that will put you at a much lower risk of developing the disease down the road.

November 18, 2009

Is it Possible to Prevent Cancer?

Filed under: Cancer,Healthy Living — admin21 @ 9:01 am

To address this question, it is necessary to understand what cancer is and how it develops in the body. This disease begins with only one abnormal cell that at some point begins to mutate and then quickly multiplies until it is out of control. We all have cancer cells in our bodies, but the key [...]

October 15, 2009

Dysphagia and How it Effects Me

By Jamell Andrews Dysphagia is a word that sounds rather complicated; however, the explanation is fairly simple. Dysphagia is the medical terminology for difficulty swallowing, and in some cases people also experience pain when swallowing. In extreme cases, people may reach the point where they cannot swallow anything at all, which makes it nearly impossible [...]

September 18, 2009

Foods That Cut the Risk of Colon Cancer

Filed under: Cancer,Diet,Healthy Living — admin13 @ 12:55 pm

By Marc Courtiol Cancers of various kinds seem to have reached epidemic proportions these days, but there is much we can do to cut the risk of developing them; not least is making sure our diet is rich in all the nutrients it needs to fight off diseases such as cancer. Many foods cut the [...]

August 14, 2007

Breast Cancer and Mammography

Filed under: Cancer — Administrator @ 3:53 pm

by Rosalie Bertell Mammography performed yearly on asymptomatic women, or undertaken for screening purposes on large number of women, raises medical and ethical questions.

April 3, 2007

Foods that Help Prevent Cancer

Filed under: Cancer,Diet — Sophie @ 2:28 pm

The risk of developing cancer has become one of the most thought provoking issues of our time. Worldwide statistics show that as many as 10.9 million people are diagnosed with some…

 

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