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Fried Foods and Prostate Cancer

Fried Foods and Prostate Cancer

Despite ever-increasing awareness that diet and cooking methods play a direct role in disease prevention and progression, consumption of overcooked and fried foods continues to increase. A new research study conducted at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in... read more
How to Create An Autistic Child

How to Create An Autistic Child

(By a mother who created an autistic child) 01 Do NOT pay attention to your maternal diet. It does not matter if you eat McDonalds’s, KFC, or worse daily. What the heck? Eat processed food in abundance. 02 Put your new baby in day care immediately. I was so... read more
Bill Clinton Vegan

Bill Clinton Vegan

By the time he reached the White House, Bill Clinton’s appetite was legend. He loved hamburgers, steaks, chicken enchiladas, barbecue and french fries, and wasn’t picky. At one campaign stop in New Hampshire, he reportedly bought a dozen doughnuts and was... read more
Why Sunlight?

Why Sunlight?

Pain In a 2005 study, patients staying on the well-lit side of their hospital unit, thereby receiving about 46 percent greater sunlight exposure, experienced less perceived stress, took 22 percent less analgesic medication hourly, and incurred 21 percent less pain... read more
Prostate Treatment, Fracture and Death

Prostate Treatment, Fracture and Death

Men who undergo a hormone deprivation treatment for prostate cancer are significantly more likely to suffer fractures, and men who suffer fractures are significantly more likely to die, according a study conducted by researchers from the Cancer Institute of New... read more
Healthful Everyday Habits

Healthful Everyday Habits

Good sleep every night is the foundation for keeping the immune system in top form. Going to bed before 10 p.m. and minimizing nocturnal exposure to light encourages melatonin production — fostering sound and rejuvenating rest. Limited sugar intake is common... read more
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