Cancer Information and Resources, Links

These links come to you from my friends over at SELFEXAM http://www.selfexam.org

Many Thanks to Katybeth !!!   xo

“In the spirit of giving and hope, I wanted to pass along some really important cancer and terminal illness resources..”

9 Proven Ways to Reduce Your Cancer Risk

Asbestos: What You Need to Know When Buying, Selling or Remodeling

Creative play: Helping children cope with cancer

A Sobering Diagnosis: Coping With a Terminal Illness Diagnosis as a Recovering Addict

17 Simple Ways to Prevent Air Pollution in Your Home

Asbestos, Mold and Other Toxins

The health hazards of sitting

Preparing for the Death of a Terminally-Ill Loved One: What to Expect, and How to Help the Entire Family Move Forward

Living with Cancer: Eight Things You Need to Know

Coping with a Child’s Illness While You’re in Recovery

Eating Well During and After Your Cancer Treatment

7 Side Effects of Cancer Treatment, and How to Cope with Them

PTSD and Life After Cancer

How to Create a Peaceful At-Home Hospice for Your Loved One

SILVER: The Return of A POWERFUL Healer

There is a technology available now that harnesses PHYSICS and the powerful healing and anti-pathological properties of silver and provides POTENT PROTECTION against viruses, bacterias,fungi,molds,and all other pathogens.

The technology is available through a product called SONIC SILVER.

It is available at sonicsilver.org, along with more information… do check it out..

Thoughts on abuse as substitute for missing nutritional components

The paper that I wrote suggests that ALL chronic smoking of marijuana is a symptoms of malnutrition, that the cannabis plant is a ‘symbiote’ to the human being, similar to the way that bamboo is to the panda bear and the eucalyptus  is to the koala. We evolved from a form that was more like a slothy bear. I would imagine that drinking and anything else is a substitution  for trying to find what is missing- Cannabis.

Junk Food may lead to Alzheimer’s symptoms

Reuters – Mice fed junk food for nine months showed signs of developing the abnormal brain tangles strongly associated with Alzheimer’s disease, a Swedish researcher said. The findings, which come from a series of published papers by a researcher at Sweden’s Karolinska Institutet, show how a diet rich in fat, sugar and cholesterol could increase the risk of the most common type of dementia. “On examining the brains of these mice, we found a chemical change not unlike that found in the Alzheimer brain,” Susanne Akterin, a researcher at the Karolinska Institutet’s Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, who led the study, said in a statement. “We now suspect that a high intake of fat and cholesterol in combination with genetic factors … can adversely affect several brain substances, which can be a contributory factor in the development of Alzheimer’s.