Published September 22, 2010

Increase your ability to fight colon cancer by 56%

If you are at risk of colon cancer, or have polyps, researchers are telling us that a two-nutrient combination can rid your colon of cancer cells. But if you look at the research, it shows one of these nutrients isn’t necessary. Taking the right nutrient, though, can increase your ability to fight cancer by 56%.

In a new study on 92 men and women, researchers divided the participants into groups to take either a placebo, calcium (2.0 grams daily), vitamin D3 (800 IU daily), or a combination of calcium and vitamin D.

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Published September 17, 2010

Why government doesn’t want labels on
genetically altered fish

I told you in our last health alert that Congress is considering a food safety bill that will greatly reduce your access to healthy food. Now the government is doing everything it can to destroy the healthy food market. And it’s doing so under the guise of protecting you.

I’ve shown you in the past how the government stands idly by the use of toxic agricultural chemicals. Use of these chemicals is rapidly depleting our soils of vital nutrients. And the government encourages irradiation of food. It has fostered an unholy alliance with Monsanto in the marketing of Frankenfoods (genetically engineered organisms). Now, the FDA is prepared to allow the marketing of genetically engineered salmon.

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Published September 16, 2010

How to lower your PSA by 77%

If you’re a man, getting the results of your annual PSA can cause a little anxiety. Given that prostate cancer affects approximately one in every six men, you never know for sure what you’re going to see. When the test comes back showing no increase over the last year, you can take a deep breath and start worrying about something else for a while. Wouldn’t it be nice to know your PSA will stay normal from year to year? Well, there’s an easy way to do just that.

A recent study showed that an over-the-counter supplement combined with a healthy diet can help make sure that your test stays normal. And if you already have prostate cancer, the same study shows an excellent way to slow it down.

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