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Recently, there have been great improvements made in how modern medicine manages certain types of cancer. People are now able to live longer with this disease than at any other time in history. Unfortunately, the disease continues to acquire new strains, and so there is a rise in the occurrences of some types of cancer each year. There are still too many cancer patients suffering needlessly through the terminal stages. Two of the most important reasons to look at the role alternative medicine for cancer can play are the aspect of prevention of the disease, and relief from some of the most distressing symptoms of cancer, including an inability to eat.

Using Alternative Medicine for Cancer Prevention

It is a well known fact that a diet rich in fiber helps prevent cancers in the digestive tract. Holistic nutrition practices using coarse grain and unrefined flour are useful examples of alternative medicine for cancer prevention. Traditional medicine also relies on dietary supplements made from the husks of certain cereals to help keep bowel movements in good order. It is definitely in your best interest to consider the principles of alternative medicine for cancer prevention if colon cancer and other similar cancers are present in your family medical history. There are also herbal remedies available that assist in healing cancerous lesions developing in the liver. This type of medicine for cancer can be used in a proactive manner. Continue reading ‘When to Use Alternative Medicine For Cancer’ »

VACCINES: THE GENOCIDE OF CHOICE

I have always wondered if there was a major medical conspiracy against America or other countries of the world especially since WWII ended. There have been so many major medical disasters of foods, drugs, chemicals, and vaccines over the past 60 years it seems impossible they could all be just coincidences.

After WWII ended America virtually kidnapped several thousand of the major chemical and biological scientists of Germany. Much of the German research of chemical and biological weapons were also transferred to America at that time. And even before WWII Hitler sent several thousand Germans to America to influence America’s opinion to stay out of the war and to avoid helping Great Britain against the Germans. These Germans were instructed to get jobs in the media, newspapers, government, and sciences to spy on America and influence decisions during WWII in Germany’s favor.

Then upon loosing the war America kidnaps several thousand more high ranking German scientists to work in America. Many of these scientists were influential German Nazi Party members who lived through the war years of saturation bombing and saw many of their friends, family, neighbors, sons, and daughters, mothers and fathers killed by bombs and live fire. And then we kidnap these men and their families and says they must now come and work for America (their former enemy) in our most highly sensitive and important industries of chemicals, foods, drugs, and nuclear research.

Continue reading ‘VACCINES: THE GENOCIDE OF CHOICE by J.E. Ante’ »

Natural and Alternative medicine has been getting notoriety in the treatment and prevention of cancer. Tea is the most well-known as a potential remedy. Continuing research shows the effectiveness of green tea in the prevention of heart disease as well as other forms of cancer.

The first indication of tea effectiveness is in the markedly low incidence of major diseases in the Asian regions. Those who are living in Asia typically imbibe large quantities of green tea and statistics show that they have a significantly lower risk or heart ailments as well as cancer. Particularly Japanese men, as opposed to American men have statistically lower risk of lung cancer and heart ailments though as much as 75 percent of them smoke cigarettes. Continue reading ‘Effective Against Ovarian Cancer – Green Tea’ »

One of the most important health issues I stress to my patients is creating, or maintaining, heart health. The best ways to ensure heart health and its all-important job of developing nourishing blood to every part of your body is to prevent plaque buildup and reduced blood flow in arteries. Diet, exercise, lifestyle changes, and certain supplements can work together to accomplish this goal!

In this first of a two-part series, I would like to explain to you a little about what coronary artery disease and blocked arteries can mean. Then we’ll talk about the proactive things you can do to avoid these conditions naturally without drugs or surgery.

Part II will deal with a controversial subject chelation therapy. Chelation methods of detoxing arteries with natural supplements have been an alternative medicine approach to arterial plaque for several years now. Continue reading ‘Heart Health and Clean Arteries – Part 1’ »

Lifestyle factors are important. For example, studies have shown reduced cognitive decline amongst older people who walk regularly. By exercising for a fit body, you also benefit from improved blood flow and oxygen supply to the brain, which improves mental acuity, balance and motor skills as well. Exercise also causes the release of “feel good hormones” or endorphins.  Some depressed people benefit so much from exercise that they are able to forgo their antidepressants, which are sometimes the cause of memory problems. Another benefit of exercise was seen in a study where it  was found that the brain produced significantly more of an important brain cell protein growth factor after exercise, increasing mental acuity and memory.

People who eat a lot of leafy green vegetables and eat fish at least once a week have also been found to show reduced cognitive decline with aging. Another important finding is that sugar can be a cause of memory decline. Studies have shown reduced blood supply to the dentate gyrus in the hippocampus, an area involved in memory formation, after a high sugar meal resulting in a blood sugar spike. This is a finding that has been seen in diabetics. It is therefore very important to watch your diet and to control diabetes. Continue reading ‘How Can We Protect Our Brains from Declining as We Move into Old Age?’ »