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…to the disease (hepatitis B/C in liver cancer, Heliobacter pylori organism in stomach cancer, Herpes/ papiloma virus in cervical cancer, etc.), and perhaps to some extent by poor nutrition. But…
…dichotomy between animal and plant based foods, not just for cancer but also for other diseases and for companion nutrients as well. The flaw that I refer to is very…
…raises risk for cancer[7] and accelerates cancer progression, while reducing total protein consumption may be able to reverse the cancer process.[8] Simply because humans ate some amount of meat in…
…plants help strengthen your body’s immune system. Dramatic results have occurred with the adoption of a more plant-based diet. Many people with heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and various autoimmune diseases…
…that have been used as evidence that diet is not likely to be related to breast cancer. Take a look under the hood, however, and see exactly what dietary changes…
…smallest available tablet of B12 is more than sufficient. Recently, there has been some evidence that large supplemental doses may be associated with an increase in cancer risk in some…
