Obesity and type 2 diabetes are huge risk factors for certain types of cancer. Reducing your insulin reduces your cancer risk. Fasting helps, too.
Cancer cells need certain nutrients to live, so tumors hijack vitamins, minerals, and
Hal Elrod is a Hall of Fame business achiever, international speaker and success coach, and author of “The Miracle Morning,” which is practiced daily by more than 500,000 people around the world.
James Peyer is the founder and managing partner of Apollo Ventures, an early stage life science investment fund investing in Europe and the U.S. focused exclusively on breakthrough therapeutics arising from the study of the biology of aging. Apollo founds companies with scientists, invests in early stage therapeutics projects, and works with scientific teams to build biotech companies. The company invests in core technologies that show promise in reversing aging and extending human lifespan
On this episode, filmmakers Ricki Lake and Abby Epstein discuss how through their new movie “Weed the People” they hope to help people make an informed choice. “Expanding people’s knowledge of something; having them be able to make a judgment and decision that’s best for them and their bodies.”
In this episode, I am talking with a nationally board certified naturopathic doctor, a fellow of the American Board of Naturopathic Oncology, and someone who also studied and is licensed in both acupuncture and Oriental medicine. I’m talking about none other than Dr. Nasha Winters.
There’s a good chance you learned at a young age that vitamin C
The American Cancer Society projects that there will be 1,735,350 new cancer cases
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