If there is one thing you could do every day that would dramatically support disease and increase your energy, consuming lemon juice combined with baking soda would be on the top of the list. Even athletes are using baking soda to give themselves extra energy in their sports competitions. Did you know that baking soda […]
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I remember reading about someone shopping at a farmers market. He found eggs at $1.50 a dozen, but just next to that table another man was offering free range organic eggs for $3.00 per dozen. The man complained at the difference in price. The farmer with the free range eggs gave a very good answer.
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Non-Hodgkin lymphoma (aka NHL) is a cancer of the lymphatic system. There are a number of different types of NHL some of which grow slowly and need little treatment, and others which grow very quickly and need urgent treatment. NHL is a disease of the body’s cells. In normal circumstances, cells are renewed or replaced
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The people who live in the Caucasus Mountain region have a regular diet of bee products, and they claim to live to be 125 years of age. Dr. Budwig encouraged the use of raw natural honey and bee food products. Bees are essential to our ecosystem and are responsible for pollinating more than 80 percent
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What is Multiple Myeloma? Multiple Myeloma, also known as Myeloma, is a type of bone marrow cancer. Myeloma can affect many areas around the body, although the most commonly affected areas include the spine, skull, pelvis, and ribs. When cancer attacks more than one area it is known as Multiple Myeloma. Cancer originates in plasma
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What is Kidney Cancer? The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs around the size of your fists, which sit towards on either side of the spine, towards your back between your ribs and pelvis. Blood passes through the renal arteries to each kidney where waste materials and some water are filtered out to form urine. This
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What is Pancreatic Cancer? The pancreas is approximately 15cm in length and commonly described as being in the shape of a tadpole with a larger head area narrowing to a body than a tail – these terms are used to describe the different areas of the pancreas. It sits in the upper abdomen, largely behind
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