Dan Altic
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Dan Altic: PhD Science 30+ yrs expertise in nutrition and chronic diseases.
Following the majority of nutritionists, we raise awareness on acidosis, mostly a nutrition-lifestyle deficience, as the leading cause of most degenerative chronic diseases. We promote alkaline diet and healthy lifestyle, as they empower our body to avoid acidosis. The absence of acidosis allows our body essential functions (metabolism, physiology and immune system) to run at their optimal levels. This helps the body to more successfully prevent or cure chronic diseases (cancer, diabetes, arthritis, obesity...), with or without prescription medication.
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Beauty Hairstylist Meechy Monroe Inspiring Cancer Journey
Last August, knowing radiation treatment would make her hair fall out, Meechy Monroe did something radical: She had a barber come to her house and shave it aÓÓ off, leaving her totally bald. "I cried," Monroe, 29, tells people.com. "It was very difficult because my hair was so much a part of my personality."
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Meat Consumption Leads to Cancer - Reasearch Shows
The rate of instances of diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, cancer, autism, and many more continues to increase at an alarming rate. Since we first began recording statistics on disease we have seen a skyrocketing upward trend which has many scientists and researchers looking for answers, most notably towards our environment. We are surrounded by toxins on a daily basis, and we are also ingesting them constantly. Scientists have been examining the many common habits of modern humans, and one of those habits clearly includes eating a tremendous amount of meat.
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Atkins Diet – A Low-Carb Weight Loss Plan
Atkins – Low-Carb and High Protein Diet There are so many diet regimens offered in the market today. Each one has its own unique characteristics. Some of them work and others don’t. The Atkins Diet is not actually new. In fact, it has been around for many years now and you can say it is not the “in” thing anymore. The idea behind this weight loss diet is that you reduce your carbohydrate intake to the barest minimum.
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Alkaline Diet Huge Benefits for Diabetics
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'pH Miracle Diet' - Our Path for Aging Healthier
When many people hear the word “diet” they immediately think of weight loss. The focus on thinness in our society has equated this word with shedding a few pounds. However, diet really means any food or drinks you put into your body. The diet that you consume impacts profoundly your general health. The pH miracle diet is not just a diet for losing weight. In fact, the first volume of this popular series was dedicated to health in general. The original pH miracle diet book focuses on many chronic diseases, including aging.
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Gym Weightlifting - Physical Exercise Can Restore Bone Mass in Osteoporosis
Weightlifting is a common activity used to meet many different exercise goals, from young guys looking to get "swoll" to older men working to maintain muscle. And new research from the University of Missouri shows that stronger bones is another reason for men to hit the gym and pump some iron. A few years ago, Dr. Pam Hinton conducted a study on the overall health of men who participate in different types of exercise.
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Malaria Protein: Next Cancer Treatment – Experts Found
Researchers seeking a vaccine to protect pregnant women against malaria have stumbled across what they believe to be a potential cancer treatment. In cell cultures and mice with multiple forms of the disease, malaria proteins armed with a toxin sought out and absorbed cancer cells, released the toxin and then destroyed the cells, according to a news release.
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The Right foods today helps avoid osteoporosis in old years
Whether you're young or old, the right nutrition can make a difference to your bone health and influence your ability to live an independent, mobile, fracture-free life into your more senior years. That's the key message of a new scientific review published today in the journal 'Osteoporosis International' by leading bone and nutrition experts, in anticipation of World Osteoporosis Day on October 20.
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Processed Meat and Cancer Linked - World Health Organization
A headline-grabbing announcement this Monday 26, 2015, regarding meat and cancer - the World Health Organization (WHO) says processed meats like hot dogs, bacon and so on can cause cancer. That is according to a committee of scientists at the WHO. The organization will now list processed meats in the same risk category as tobacco and asbestos. The report shows how the panel of scientists came to this decision and how to think about these findings when you decide what to eat.
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About WHO warning on processed meat – Experts viewpoint
A new warning of the World Health Organization about processed meat suggests a link to cancer. This article, based on a Global News release, will show what reaction is from professionals and processors themselves. Experts say they’re not shocked to hear bacon is bad for your health. What’s new is just how harmful consuming lots of bacon and processed meat as part of your daily diet really is.
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Red and White Meats All Linked to Kidney Cancer Experts Say
Another study has shown people who eat more meat have a high risk of cancer. This time, it's kidney cancer, researchers reported Monday. And it's not just people who eat red meat, as many other studies have shown. People who eat more so-called white meat, such as chicken, have the higher risk, too. Dr. Xifeng Wu and colleagues at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston studied 659 patients just diagnosed with kidney cancer and compared them to 699 similar people without cancer.
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Black Women Highest Breast Cancer Rates - Research Report
A new analysis of breast cancer is giving doctors and patients a wealth of information geared at helping to diagnose and treat the disease. The data was presented in a report released Monday, 30 March 2015, by four major cancer groups in the U.S., including the American Cancer Society. It provides the most detailed analysis to date of breast cancer risk by age, race and geography. According to the report black women have nearly twice the rate of triple negative breast cancer (the deadliest form) as white women and have the highest mortality rate from any form of breast cancer.
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