…investigation to illustrate this approach: breast cancer, liver cancer, colon cancer (minimally), energy utilization/body weight control, affluent disease-poverty disease and protein vs. body growth rates. Using this strategy, I first…
…state of cancer prevention and treatment. Below, is an excerpt from the chapter: “Who Gets Cancer and Why.” Dr. T. Colin Campbell’s ground-breaking research, highlighted in his book, The China…
…increase in cancer risk was associated with higher intakes of sugar—particularly in the form of added sugars and sugars from dairy products. Cancer Prevention There are many people—mostly of Caucasian…
Question: What is your response to: “A role for milk proteins and their peptides in cancer prevention”, by PW Parodi (Current Pharmaceutical Design 13: 813-828, 2007). Answer: This paper is…
…ovarian cancer. Ovarian cancer often is diagnosed at an advanced stage because of the subtleness of symptoms and lack of reliable screening tests. I was especially stunned because I considered…
…felt horrible again. Fast forward to June 2020, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, when I was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer. It truly felt like a…
…female hormone-positive, which means the hormones feed my cancer. I am on a five-year prescription that suppresses those female hormones to starve any cancer cells still hanging out after radiation…
…(D) Schematic hypothesizing the relationship between diet and bowel cancer Diagrammatic representation of possible relationship between diet and cancer of the bowelSource: Denis P. Burkitt, Epidemiology of cancer of the…
…cancer occurrence. Perhaps you read about the two recent studies, funded by the National Cancer Institute, which showed no effect on forestalling lung cancer by taking beta-carotene supplements. What was…
