How to Prepare For Surgery
The decision to have surgery after a breast cancer diagnosis is a very personal decision. Some women choose to postpone surgery as long as possible with the the goal of…
The decision to have surgery after a breast cancer diagnosis is a very personal decision. Some women choose to postpone surgery as long as possible with the the goal of…
What is the RGCC Greece test? RGCC stands for Research Genetic Cancer Center, and it is a blood test that tests your Circulating Tumor Cells (CTC) against the effectiveness of 50 natural…
Most people have no idea what choline is and if or why it is so valuable to human health and function. What is the relationship between Breast Cancer and choline?…
Its been quite a while since I have written about medical cannabis and its benefits for health in general and its effect on Breast Cancer. In just a few short…
We all know that vitamin C is good for us. We may even be aware of all the great ways it is beneficial. What we may not know is the…
We all know that we need to stimulate the relaxation response. The question most of us still have, however, is how? In this article, I highlight 6 of my personal…
When you are on a healing journey, there is a lot to think about. Whether you have just been diagnosed with Breast Cancer, have been on the journey for a…
The natural health modality called Emotional Freedom Technique, or “tapping,” is an amazing tool that everybody on a healing journey can benefit from. Tapping is easy to learn, quick to…
Each year heart disease takes the lives of roughly 15 million people in the U.S. alone. High inflammatory levels and chronic stress are the two most glaring links between heart…
Meditation. We have all tried to do it and some of us have even had some amount of success with it. But let’s face it, most of us wind up…
According to Eastern Medicine, every organ in your body is connected to a a tooth through the Acupuncture Meridian System. This is one of the reasons why so many women…
There are “hidden dangers” inside your mouth. They usually don’t hurt. Most of the time you can’t see them. Sometimes they can come as tell-tale signs of other infections and…