Published August 25, 2010

How to reduce your breast cancer risk by 60%

What if I told you there’s a very simple way to reduce your breast cancer risk by 60%? Would you be interested? What if I also told you that this incredible protection comes from a food that supposedly “causes” breast cancer? Now you’re probably wondering how this could be possible. Well, it is. Let me explain.

As you may know, many oncologists will tell their breast cancer patients to avoid soy. Soy contains isoflavones, which are weak estrogens. And since research has linked the powerful xenoestrogens in man-made chemicals to breast cancer, doctors theorize the isoflavones in soy are too risky.

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Published August 20, 2010

The overlooked link between depression and cataracts

I’ve told you in the past about the devastating side effects of antidepressants. Taking them can make you do bizarre things, including commit suicide and mass murder. But they also can lead to weak bones and liver failure. Now we’re learning these drugs could also cause cataracts.

Cataracts? Yes. New research says these drugs can cause significant eye toxicity.

A Canadian team analyzed data on nearly 19,000 people 65 years old or older. Then they compared their health records to about 190,000 controls.

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Published August 19, 2010

Are you drinking “dead” water?

Sometimes I receive a letter from a subscriber that’s so important, it deserves a longer response than I can publish in the letters section of my newsletter. I recently received such a letter. In his letter, Jacques asks a very important question about water.

“It is my understanding that reverse osmosis or distilled water are ‘dead’ waters. At least that’s what many in the alternative medical field say. They think these waters pose ‘mineral leaching’ risks to the user. Do you agree? What's the best water to drink?"

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