Night Shift = Cancer Risk
A recent study from Canada (Anticancer Research, 2012:32) found that men who worked night shifts had increased incidence rates of cancers of the bladder, colon, lung, pancreas, and prostate, and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. by Dr William Grant “Sunshine”... read more
Keep Your Colon Clean and Healthy
Keeping your colon and rectum clean and healthy provides a number of health benefits: A lowered risk of developing colorectal cancer, which is prevalent in industrialized countries. A lowered risk of irritable bowel syndrome, chronic constipation, and chronic... read more
Magnesium and Sex
A reader asked me if I thought magnesium had any effect on sex. As it happens, I’ve gotten a number of emails from satisfied magnesium users who say it’s improved their “orgasmability”. One reader said that when she takes magnesium before sex... read more
Aspirin is Dangerous
The drug companies want you to think of aspirin as a magic bullet for your heart. Oh, it’s a bullet all right — and it’s definitely aimed at your ticker. One of the most irritatingly persistent myths in modern medicine is the downright insane notion... read more
How You Can Do Detoxifying Coffee Enemas
It`s OK, go ahead and laugh, both laughing and enemas are good for your health. Laughing has probably been around longer, but we know that Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine prescribed enemas some 2,600 years ago, as did Patanjali, the first written author on... read more
Kidney Transplants
Kidney transplantation is now a common procedure. End-stage renal disease is the reason for kidney transplantation. Causes of end-stage renal disease include untreated hypertension, infections, diabetes mellitus, and other rarer conditions. Diabetes accounts for one... read more
A Philosophy for Everyday Living
Passing The Buck (Shifting the Burden of Responsibility) PREAMBLE A daydream of mine, destined to be unfulfilled, is to know how my grandfathers saw life – in a sense, what their philosophy for everyday living was. What follows, like the grab-bag of personal... read more
Magnesium and Heart Attack
It’s estimated that more than 90% of adults are deficient in magnesium — at risk of sudden death from a heart attack and of developing diabetes. Hundreds of biochemical functions that drive energy metabolism and DNA repair are fuelled by magnesium. We... read more
