REMARKABLE CANCER CURE MAY DIE OUT IN THE WILD Researchers warn that the trees that produce frankincense are being lost at such a high rate that production of the fragrant resin could fall by half over the next 15 years. The ecologists from the Netherlands and Ethiopia also said that numbers of the trees could …
RADIATION ALSO CAUSES CHEMO BRAIN survivors can experience memory and concentration problems several years after treatment with radiation and/or chemotherapy, a new study says. The findings suggest that there may be common and treatment-specific ways that these cancer therapies impair cancer survivors’ mental abilities, according to Paul Jacobsen, of the Moffitt Cancer Center and Research …
PROSTATECTOMY GOOD IDEA OR NOT Prostatectomy Beats Active Surveillance Long Term — or Does It? The 29-year follow-up makes data hard to interpret by Mike Bassett, Contributing Writer, MedPage Today December 12, 2018 Long-term follow-up of prostate cancer patients randomized to radical prostatectomy or active surveillance (a.k.a. “watchful waiting”) showed a substantial and statistically significant …
I think many can overcome cancer and live many more years if we help the patient learn how to deal with causes rather than just treat symptoms. Useful information about treating cancer is coming out every day. Now they offer a far easier radiation approach described below in the WSJ. Please also review Alternative ways …
Mozart Helps In Detecting Cancers This one is out of the left field! In fact it’s plain amusing. If surgeons listen to Mozart while looking up a**es, they find more polyps, precancerous growths and tumors. Talk about a Mozart Effect. It’s not everyone’s ideal career, staring up back passages. I mean, they can’t feel too …
MAKE CHEMO WORK BETTER Controlling Cancer Cell Growth A family of proteins known as ras oncogenes often governs the regulation of cancer cell growth. The Ras family is responsible for modulating the regulatory signals that direct the cancer cell cycle and rate of proliferation. Mutations in genes encoding Ras proteins have been intimately associated with unregulated …
Katherine’s Frightening Dilemma By William H. Philpott, M.D. William H. Philpott, M.D. is the Chairman of the Institutional Review Board of Bio-Electro-Magnetic Institute Katherine, age 75, is my “Sweety-Pie” of fifty-three years of marriage. She is the mother of three healthy, successful children, the grandmother of six smart and healthy grandchildren. Suddenly, virtually overnight, a …
Bioactive Compound From The MaackiaTree Stalls Melanoma An international team of scientists led by Gary Goldberg, PhD, of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey-School of Osteopathic Medicine (UMDNJ-SOM), has found that a protein from the seeds of a plant used for centuries in traditional medicines may be able to halt the spread …
Q: From the summary chart of Kobayashi’s Life Style results on Cancer patients only Quitting Smoking [1.5] Refreshment Therapy [1.68] and Herbal Chinese Medicine [2.54] had positive outcomes as demonstrated by a ration greater than 1.0 The article makes no mention of the specifics or protocols in the special Refreshment Therapy or Chinese Herbal medicines. …
Japanese Study Confirms Vitamin D Reduces Cancer Risk Vitamin D is an essential nutrient that is good for the health, and scientists continue to explore its other health benefits. In fact, a new study published in The British Medical Journal (BMJ) found that vitamin D reduces the risk of cancer. The researchers conducted the study …
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