Executive Summary Chronic stress leads to chronic inflammation, a precursor to many diseases. This article focuses on the importance of stress reduction. Introduction We all know that stress has a negative impact on our health, but did you know stress can actually promote cancer? Yes, stress and cancer are linked. It’s true – stress promotes…
Executive Summary There is an essential and little-discussed relationship between insulin and Cortisol and stress that is critical to understand. Introduction Insulin and cortisol, the stress hormone, are strongly related to each other, and when one is high, the other is usually high, too. Keep reading to discover why and what the implications are for…
Executive Summary Statins reduce cholesterol levels — however, the pharma companies and MDs leave out important negative metabolic consequences of using statins. Introduction Statins are widely prescribed to bring down cholesterol levels. However, what pharmaceutical companies and medical establishment hide from the public is that statins interfere with proper cellular metabolism. The overstatement of the…
Executive Summary Understanding estrogen’s role in cancer promotion is vital to understanding cancer overall. Introduction Though it’s often thought of as exclusively a women’s hormone, estrogen plays a role in cancer development in both men and women. In this blog post, we’ll explore how estrogen drives cancer and what this means for cancer prevention and…
Executive Summary Due to dysfunctional mitochondria, cancer cells should commit suicide; instead, they rapidly multiply. Introduction The Mitochondrial Theory of Aging proposes that the mitochondria, which produce energy, get damaged as we age. Wait One Second… Why is The Article Not Viewable? You are seeing this text instead of the article because of two potential…
Executive Summary The health of the mitochondria is critical to staying away from the diseases with the highest mortality. Introduction The health of the mitochondria turns out to be critical in preventing cancer. Wait One Second… Why is The Article Not Viewable? You are seeing this text instead of the article because of two potential…
Executive Summary Two of the most important features of cancer and aging are cellular metabolism and the immune system. Introduction A major part of staying cancer-free or fighting cancer is understanding that cellular metabolism combined with the immune system causes cancer — if brought back into a healthy zone, stop cancer or, at the very…
Executive Summary One of the most critical and emerging hypotheses around aging is based on the degradation of the mitochondria. Introduction The Mitochondrial Theory of Aging proposes that the mitochondria, which produce energy, get damaged as we age. Wait One Second… Why is The Article Not Viewable? You are seeing this text instead of the…
Executive Summary Hospitals were not always as dominant in the US healthcare system as they are today. This article delves into how this happened. Introduction One of the lesser-discussed topics of medicine is how people make their hospital selections. In this article, we review the primary information sources for hospital selection. Wait One Second… Why…
Executive Summary The NIH massively overallocates funding for treatment over prevention or environmental exposure. It is essential to know how much. Introduction Very little time is spent investigating how the NIH allocates its research money for cancer. It is generally assumed that the NIH is seeking public interest in its cancer research funding decisions, and…