Cancer survival rates are the percentage of people who survive a particular type of cancer for a specific amount of time (most often a 5-year survival rate).
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Gerson Therapy
Rooted in an organic diet, raw juices, coffee enemas, and supplements, the protocol restores the body's ability to heal itself.
Demystifying cannabis
What’s the skinny on this whacky-tobacky? Well, to be blunt: The corporate elite hijacked the conversation.
The Carrillos
The Carrillos did not accept cancer as a death sentence. Their story is one of research, understanding, and love.
Kehr's curiosity
How a hypertension prescription spurred Webster Kehr to launch a landmark natural cancer treatment site.
'Garden of Eden'
Understanding that plants are medicine within God’s plan, Dr. Z says essential oils are important to everyday health.
Integrative approach
Integrative medicine is a bridge between conventional medicine and natural cancer treatment, says Dr. Jonathan Stegall.
History of Monsanto
Monsanto began in 1901, producing the artificial sweetener saccharin. Now, Monsanto is a "Big 6" biotech corp.
Why plant-based?
In addition to lowering the risk of certain types of cancer, a plant-based diet also may reduce your risk of developing heart disease and diabetes.
The scary truth
GMOs, which sound like something from a sci-fi movie, affect many products we consume on a daily basis.
An aspirin a day ...
Study results have shown that aspirin may be associated with a reduced risk of death from cancer, including colorectal and prostate.
Propranolol redeux
Low-cost beta blocker has been shown to successfully treat angiosarcoma -- a lethal form of soft tissue sarcoma.
Walk for better sleep
Study: Walking could improve the sleep of lung cancer patients. Researchers say similar link seen in breast, colorectal patients.
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Why choose a plant-based diet?
We’ve all heard it: You are what you eat. For some of us, including me, that is not a good thing. But what should we eat? Plant-based diet? Keto diet? Paleo diet? Maybe one of…
Cancer Survivor Bailey O’Brien: ‘Am I going to die?’
The moment remains raw for Bailey O’Brien: “So there was that hopeless moment where I thought I was going to die.” “My head was spinning. I didn’t know what to think. I was very uneducated…
Careers and Cancer: Your lifestyle may increase the risk
“What lies behind you and what lies in front of you, pales in comparison to what lies inside of you,” Ralph Waldo Emerson said. But getting from Point A to Point B, that’s life –…
Movement to demystify cannabis, medical marijuana gaining traction despite longtime ‘war on drugs’
Pop culture has many iconic films featuring cannabis/marijuana — Up in Smoke, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Dazed and Confused, Half Baked (and more). And despite the grass/joint/reefer-averse nature of TV, Showtime’s Weeds averaged 3.2…
Orthodox vs. Natural: Not all immunotherapy is equal
There is nothing as frustrating as trying everything you know to do to keep your immune system boosted — superfoods, supplements, new exercise routines, and more — only to end up getting sick. Immunotherapy helps…
Abacus a strong financial solution for cancer patients looking to sell life insurance policy
Everyday people, like you, struggle to cope with the financial burden of cancer. In fact, more than 4,000 people are diagnosed with cancer every day. No one is prepared to deal with that diagnosis from…
Lymphedema a common side effect of many cancers
In the realm of cancer, specifically breast cancer, lymphedema is rarely discussed. Nonetheless, lymphedema of the arm is one of the most common and underestimated side effects of breast cancer treatment. It is quantitatively known…
How the immune system affects liver cancer
In 1992, Hannibal Lecter left an indelible impression on moviegoers. While recounting the murder of a census worker to Dr. Clarice Starling, the antagonist in Silence of the Lambs noted, “I ate his liver with…
Jen Hartney turns the table on cancer with nutrition
On Oct. 21, 2014, Jen Hartney received a phone call with her breast cancer diagnosis. Thirty-five years old. Thirty-eight weeks pregnant. … That’s not the time anyone would expect cancer to swing into your life.…
