Posts tagged cancer
Breast cancer “Accidentally” Detected by Thermal Imaging Scan

Most people who grew up with conventional medicine have no idea that thermal imaging cameras can be used as an effective diagnostic tool for cancer detection. Thermography (thermal infrared imaging) uses a special camera to measure the temperature of the skin’s surface to detect cell damage, inflammation, and possibly cancer cell growth. The reason Thermography works is because cancer cells grow and multiply very fast. Blood flow and metabolism are higher in cancer tumors causing the surrounding skin temperature to rise.

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Nutrition & Cancer: Understanding the Power of Information

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Yet, why does nutrition's association with cancer remain a controversial topic to this day? The truth is cancer doesn’t happen overnight. It is a long-term process that likely involves what we are putting into our mouth.

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How Does Leaky Gut Lead to Autoimmune Disease?

Though the gut is one of the most important parts of the human body, it's something that people typically do not think about until they begin exhibiting symptoms. A common condition called leaky gut can occur because of the foods that people eat. Leaky gut can lead to autoimmune diseases.

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New Study Compares Air Pollution to “Smoking a Pack of Cigarettes per Day”

New Study Compares Air Pollution to “Smoking a Pack of Cigarettes per Day.” The truth is ground-level ozone is killing us, and as the planet gets warmer, we're going to see a rise in cardiovascular events, especially in highly polluted areas. Learn more about air pollution in cities and what you can do to protect yourself.

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Respiratory Health: Breathe Easy This Spring

A person's lungs are one of the most critical organs in the human body, but they aren't often cared for the way they should be. Learn about simple tips to keep your lungs healthy so you don’t have to worry about breathing.

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Personalized Lifestyle Medicine for Breast Cancer Risk Reduction

Breast cancer is the #1 cancer in women and 2nd cause of death after cardiovascular disease. Men can also develop breast cancer. Learn how integrative medicine customized to a person can reduce your risk of cancer.

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Treating Food Addictions: Your Body Welcomes Loving Kindness

While it’s been accepted for decades that certain substances can hijack the dopamine pathways in the brain, providing a neurochemical reward which fosters habitual, and obsessive consumption, the term “addiction” has historically only been used to apply to narcotics like opioids, alcohol, and nicotine.  A person with a caffeine addiction isn’t generally considered an “addict” in the same sense, since the substance doesn’t burden a user with so many deleterious effects as its more destructive counterparts. There are many foods which cause harm to the body and mind and be addictive.

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Are You Constipated?

Constipation can have many causes and it doesn’t always present the same way in different people. Broadly speaking, it means that something is wrong with your large intestine tied directly to consuming foods you cannot easily digest, inadequate hydration, a person’s lifestyle, habits, and other medical conditions.

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How Can Integrative Medicine Help with GERD Symptoms?

GERD is a common digestive disorder caused by poorly digested food flows backward from the stomach and causing painful irritation of the esophagus, mouth and nasal passages. Learn how integrative medicine can help cure you of this otherwise debilitating condition.

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The Top Reasons Why Women Get Cancer

Cancer is one of the scariest illnesses of our modern times. Environmental factors are predominantly responsible for weakening the immune system and causing cancer cancer. Learn what you can to do to avoid cancer.

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The Effects of Alcohol: How Much Is Too Much?

We live in a culture where alcohol consumption is part of our everyday life. Some of us know when to stop, but unfortunately, for many of us a hangover is a very familiar feeling. Not only can alcohol ensure a splitting headache the day after, but it also affects our motor skills and impairs our decision-making abilities.

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