A major new study tracking nearly 16,000 American adults found that consuming animal protein is not associated with a higher risk of death from any cause, including heart disease or cancer. Contrary to previous research, the study discovered a modest protective effect against cancer mortality from animal protein, with higher consumption linked to a dose-dependent … Continue reading New large-scale study: Animal protein NOT linked to increased death risk
Empowering women: The revolutionary breast cancer prevention diet unveiled in ob Arnot’s book
Bob Arnot's book, "The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet," offers a detailed and actionable approach to reducing breast cancer risk through diet and lifestyle changes, empowering women with the latest research and expert insights. Dr. John Glaspy's research at UCLA highlights the significant role of diet, particularly omega-3 fats found in fish oils, in altering breast … Continue reading Empowering women: The revolutionary breast cancer prevention diet unveiled in ob Arnot’s book
“The Cancer-Prevention Diet”: A 45-year legacy of nutritional wisdom for modern health crises
Michio Kushi's work emphasizes the profound link between diet and disease, advocating for a return to traditional, time-tested nutritional principles to combat the rising incidence of cancer, which has increased from one in eight to nearly one in three over the past 45 years. Kushi's approach, rooted in the belief that "food is medicine," promotes … Continue reading “The Cancer-Prevention Diet”: A 45-year legacy of nutritional wisdom for modern health crises
Empowering change: Rethinking breast cancer prevention and treatment with hormone balance
Dr. John R. Lee critiques stagnant breast cancer survival rates and mainstream treatments, advocating for a shift toward hormone balance and holistic approaches. He introduces "estrogen dominance" (excess estrogen without progesterone) as a major contributor to breast cancer, emphasizing that both hormones are essential but must be balanced. A healthy diet, exercise, stress management and … Continue reading Empowering change: Rethinking breast cancer prevention and treatment with hormone balance
Challenging the status quo: “Cancer Therapy” offers hope in non-toxic alternatives
Ralph W. Moss' "Cancer Therapy: The Independent Consumer's Guide to Non-Toxic Treatment and Prevention" introduces nearly 100 scientifically validated non-toxic cancer treatments, backed by nearly 1,000 peer-reviewed studies, offering patients safer options with minimal side effects. Conventional therapies like chemotherapy and radiation are lambasted for their limited long-term success, severe health degradation and failure to … Continue reading Challenging the status quo: “Cancer Therapy” offers hope in non-toxic alternatives
Dr. Hartmut Fischer’s book examines DMSO, the overlooked medical marvel that could revolutionize healing
DMSO has long been hailed as a "miracle cure" by some but dismissed by mainstream medicine. Dr. Hartmut Fischer's book, "The DMSO Handbook," revitalizes interest in its therapeutic potential for conditions like chronic pain and cancer. First synthesized in the 19th century, DMSO gained medical relevance in the 1960s through Dr. Stanley Jacob's work. Despite … Continue reading Dr. Hartmut Fischer’s book examines DMSO, the overlooked medical marvel that could revolutionize healing
Charlotte Gerson expounds on her father’s revolutionary cancer treatment – the Gerson Therapy
The Gerson Therapy is an unconventional, holistic method focusing on detoxification and nutrient-rich diets to address the root causes of cancer, rather than just symptoms. It challenges traditional medical models by emphasizing metabolic restoration. Developed by Dr. Max Gerson, the therapy is based on the idea that cancer stems from toxicity and nutrient deficiency. It … Continue reading Charlotte Gerson expounds on her father’s revolutionary cancer treatment – the Gerson Therapy
Combining hope and science: The integrated approach to cancer care
Dr. Dan Labriola's book, "Complementary Cancer Therapies," offers a new perspective on healing by advocating for the integration of conventional and alternative cancer treatments, aiming to improve outcomes and transform lives. The book introduces Billy, a young boy who defied the odds of liver cancer through a combination of conventional and natural therapies. This approach … Continue reading Combining hope and science: The integrated approach to cancer care
Controversial hope: The Gerson therapy and the battle against advanced cancer
In the mid-20th century, Dr. Max Gerson emerged as a controversial yet hopeful figure in the medical world, challenging the prevailing pessimism around cancer treatment with his book "A Cancer Therapy: Results of Fifty Cases and the Cure of Advanced Cancer by Diet Therapy" (1958). Dr. Gerson proposed a radical approach to curing advanced cancer … Continue reading Controversial hope: The Gerson therapy and the battle against advanced cancer
The water cure: Unveiling the hidden link between dehydration, obesity, cancer and depression
Dr. F. Batmanghelidj proposes that chronic dehydration is a fundamental factor linking obesity, cancer and depression, suggesting that inadequate water intake triggers physiological responses detrimental to health. The body, composed of about 60% water, enters survival mode when dehydrated, leading to fat accumulation as a means to store energy. This can result in weight gain … Continue reading The water cure: Unveiling the hidden link between dehydration, obesity, cancer and depression
Dr. Eddy Bettermann MD 