Breast Cancer Myths 2
Myth #6: BRCA-positive women should consider mastectomies to prevent cancer The Truth: Cruciferous vegetables target BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, preventing cancer with nutrition Women who are BRCA positive are being… Read more »
Myth #6: BRCA-positive women should consider mastectomies to prevent cancer The Truth: Cruciferous vegetables target BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, preventing cancer with nutrition Women who are BRCA positive are being… Read more »
Myth #4: Chemotherapy is safe and doesn’t cause permanent damage to your health The Truth: Chemotherapy causes vomiting, hair loss, muscle loss, brain damage, heart damage, kidney damage and liver… Read more »
Consumers of course, have virtually no idea where the funds they donate actually go, nor do they know the truths about breast cancer they’ll never be told by conventional cancer… Read more »
Many “scientific” studies are literally nonsense. This is not a conspiracy theory. For example, the Journal of the American Medical Association [2005;294(2):218–28] published a paper showing that one-third of… Read more »
It’s an all-too-familiar story. In fact, maybe it’s even your own. Let’s say you’re diagnosed with diabetes. Suddenly, it seems as if you have to make a load of adjustments… Read more »
Psychologists in the Netherlands have documented the case of a 58-year-old woman who was misdiagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease. Her condition deteriorated to the point where she became permanently confused, and… Read more »
When women give birth naturally, their babies come out headfirst. This is because when they are in the womb, the baby is upside-down. For some women, this is not the… Read more »
If you believe the “scientific” community, the government figures are always accurate. There’s no cover-up. The situation is completely under control. The radiation levels are miniscule. There was no… Read more »
Based on the accumulation of information from multiple sources, it is now clear that the true scope of the Fukushima disaster has been greatly downplayed by both the Japanese and… Read more »
Rip is an amiable though somewhat hermitic man who enjoys solitary activities in the wilderness, but is also loved by all in town—especially the children to whom he tells stories… Read more »