Breast cancer is a disease that can affect both men and women. It is the second most common cancer in women, and the fifth leading cause of death from cancer worldwide. In the United States alone, it affects more than 250,000 people each year. Causes of Breast Cancer Breast cancer can be caused by a… Continue reading Breast Cancer Awareness: Don’t Forget to Check Your Breasts!
Category: Cancer Prevention
Change Your Morning Habits for a Healthier Life
While you might like to stay in bed under the covers in the winter, the morning is actually an important time of the day. During these hours, you set the precedent for the upcoming hours. This time is also one in which you can integrate healthier habits to have a healthier existence. That's why changing… Continue reading Change Your Morning Habits for a Healthier Life
The Best Non Toxic Cleaning Products
Harmful chemicals have become commonplace in many homes. Most people don't even think twice about the toxins that are included in our cleaners. Do you? Or, do you look for the best non toxic cleaning products? Disorders such as ADD, ADHD, autism, cancer, and auto-immune diseases are on the rise. Many scientists believe that the… Continue reading The Best Non Toxic Cleaning Products
Does Chronic Inflammation Cause Cancer?
One of the main questions we often hear is, "does chronic inflammation cause cancer?" The short answer is, yes. But, there are actions you can take to reduce your risk of developing cancer and inflammatory conditions that increase the risk. Have you been experiencing symptoms of fatigue or low energy despite getting enough sleep at… Continue reading Does Chronic Inflammation Cause Cancer?
Playing it Safe with Skin Moles
Most adults have about 10 to 40 moles on their bodies, and they’re usually harmless. However, atypical skin moles can be a sign of skin cancer. That’s important because early detection can save lives. Even though self-examination is simple, you may be confused about what to look for. In general, new moles and changes in… Continue reading Playing it Safe with Skin Moles