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Alternative Solutions in Breast Cancer

September 13th, 2010 · 8:29 AM

I am a 46 year old mother of 11 and am in the best health of my life, or so I thought until I was diagnosed with breast cancer last week. Over the last year I have been on several cleanses and limit intake of sugar and white flour in my diet to once or [...]

Low Thyroid and Vitamin D Levels

September 1st, 2010 · 4:37 AM

I have low thyroid issues and get my meds from a compounding pharmacy that seem to work well, but this time when I got my lab work done it was found that I had low Vitamin D levels as well (7 on the point scale on my labs). My question is: since being outside is [...]

Thermography Instead of Mammograms

February 25th, 2010 · 5:15 AM

Dear Healthy Thinkers,
With the article below I am introducing a new element to the website: on occasion I will publish articles submitted by like-minded health care providers who can give you their perspectives on healthy alternatives to drugs and surgery. There has been a great deal of news lately about the recommended decrease in [...]

Alternative Measures in Breast Cancer

October 26th, 2009 · 6:01 AM

Q: What are some alternative measures to take for breast cancer? I was just diagnosed this past week. I have always clung to alternative medicine, so would like to look at all of my options. I may or may not choose surgery, but do not feel I would do the chemo. I believe there [...]

Breast Cancer Decline: Where Credit is Due

March 26th, 2009 · 7:37 AM

Study Credits 2002 Warning on Hormone Replacement Drugs
Breast cancer rates prior to 2002 were 210,000 per year, reports the Wall Street Journal, with a drop to 190,000 per year after 2002. In the year 2002, the Women’s Health Initiative sponsored by NIH halted the study of Wyeth’s drug Prempro because it caused an increase

Why is Breast Cancer Declining? Interesting News, and My Take On It

March 17th, 2009 · 11:03 AM

Breast Cancer’s Decline Analyzed
Study Credits 2002 Warning on Hormone Replacement Drugs

A study recently cited in the Wall Street Journal points out that breast cancer rates prior to 2002 were 210,000 per year, but there was a drop to 190,000 per year after 2002. Interestingly, in the year 2002,