Ongoing public education has increased our awareness of the risks of cancer but this awareness might lead us to believe that more and more of us are at risk to die from the disease. Fortunately, this is not the case and over the past 30 years the percentage of people who develop cancer and die [...]
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Researching the Secrets of Cancer Killer Number Five: Gaining Against Ovarian Cancer
August 18th, 2011 
admin One of the traits of cancers that make them dangerous is their stealth. By their very nature, all cancers operate somewhat covertly because they are able to hide from the immune system. However, many cancers will eventually show symptoms that provide some warning to us that something is wrong. Unfortunately, not all cancers expose themselves [...]
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July 7th, 2011 admin Water consumption is heavily promoted in terms of its positive benefits to our health, but much of the information is either incomplete or inaccurate. Worse still, the recommendations for the amount of water to consume are not supported by medical science. Because of this, it is important to know the benefits of water that are supported by research.
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No Comments »Growing Evidence Against The Aging Benefits Of Human Growth Hormone
April 20th, 2011 admin Online, medications are one of the most widely promoted types of product. In particular, Human Growth Hormone is regularly touted for its anti-aging benefits. Unfortunately for those who are taking these medications, medical research does not support these claims.
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March 23rd, 2011 admin Like a city’s storm sewer system, the human lymphatic system is responsible for collecting excess fluids that build up in our tissues. When the system fails to work properly, a painful condition called Lymphedema results, but new approaches are reducing the risk.
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September 27th, 2010 admin As a species that has been around for roughly the last 200,000 years, modern Homo sapiens lead active lives until the very recent past. Unfortunately, there have been consequences on our health because of this rather sudden desire to sit down.
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May 5th, 2010 admin The last thing that many people are interested in is yet more information about how we do not get the right vitamins and minerals in our diets. When we are feeling well, it is easy to dismiss such information, but in the case of Vitamin D, taking the vitamin is all about preventing disease.
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