Posts Tagged ‘breast cancer’
Compounds in Broccoli may be Beneficial Against Cancer, Osteoarthritis and Schizophrenia
Research has shown that compounds found in the super food broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables are associated with lower risks for developing cancer, preventing cartilage destruction in osteoarthritis and treating schizophrenia. While research showed an association with broccoli and a lower risk for cancer, no one had known for certain how broccoli protects against cancer.…
Read MoreExtra Virgin Olive Oil may be able to Prevent Aggressive Triple-negative Breast Cancer
According to an article that appeared in Olive Oil Times, January 30, 2019, researchers at the University of Jaén in Spain discovered that a minor compound, hydroxytyrosol (HT) found in extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) may be able to prevent an aggressive deadly type of breast cancer. This rare deadly type of breast cancer is…
Read MoreBreakthrough for Treating Cancer Shows 70% Success in Destroying Solid Tumors
A new Israeli startup called AlphaTAU (Alpha Tel Aviv University) for using alpha radiation against cancerous tumors shows 70% success for destroying solid cancerous tumors. This new technology called Diffusing Alpha-Emitters Radiation Therapy (Alpha DaRT) was patented in 2003 by Prof. Yona Keisari and Prof. Yitzchak Kelson together with Tel Aviv University. Prof. Kelson was…
Read MoreHigh Levels of Vitamin D the “Sunshine Vitamin” Linked to Lower Risk for Breast Cancer
Several recent studies suggest that Vitamin D, the “sunshine vitamin” may help to prevent breast cancer. Vitamin D is called the “sunshine vitamin” because the body produces it after exposure to the sun. Recommended exposure time is 10 minutes. However, many skin doctors today prefer that people get their Vitamin D as a supplement, as…
Read MoreThe Mediterranean Diet Slows Aging
Countries around the Mediterranean had Lower Levels Heart Disease, Stroke and Dementia In 1958 it was noted that people living around the Mediterranean in countries like Greece and Italy had lower rates of heart disease, stroke and dementia than other countries. Researchers began investigating what was different in their lifestyles. They came up with their…
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