Polio vs Cancer - Were You Informed?By Jackie Martin
What link do these two diseases have in common? If you grew up during the time the polio vaccine was administered between 1953-1963, you ll soon learn where it links to cancer.
The first and foremost thing you need to understand is that once a vaccine has […]

Drinking Water And Cancer Illness
By Paul Gordonm
There is nothing like water especially when you are in the middle of the Sahara Desert with the sun piercing right through you. Now that is an extreme situation but nonetheless, water is important not only for quenching thirst but also helps in flushing toxins out of your body. […]

Some Facts About Cancer
By Bruno Lopes
Breast cancer is the fifth most common cause of cancer death occuring mostly in women whereas prostrate cancer is the cancer affecting most of the male population. Cancer is a group of diseases in which cells grow and divide without respect to normal limits, invade and destroy adjacent tissues and/or […]

A Cancer Survivor Story - Believe In Yourself
By Gregory Drambour
You are much tougher than you thinkperiod! When faced with prospect of chemo and radiation many of you will think:”I just don t know if I can do it. I have heard such horror stories”. The human spirit will rise to the challenge. I have seen […]

Cell Phone Radiation Causes CancerBy Yevgen Fromer
Do you use a cell phone? Most people do. In fact, they have pretty much become something that no one can live without. No matter where you go, someone is talking into their cell phone, or has it shoved up against their head, listening. Unfortunately, […]

Before You Choose Chemotherapy
By Jessica T
Cancer is tragic, and what is even more tragic is that people are so scared when they hear that they have cancer that they go straight to chemotherapy. Cancer scares people so badly that most of the time, they don t really give themselves time to learn all about their […]

My Skirmish With Cancer - A Tale Of Dumb Luck, Manly Stupidity, And The Lessons That I Learned
By Glenn Hyman
First of all, calling my ordeal a “fight” with cancer would be giving me too much credit. I know a whole bunch of people who have full-blown, knock-down, drag-out slugfests with cancer. They re the toughest […]