Showing posts with label Center for Advancement in Cancer Education. Show all posts
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Saturday, August 17, 2013

#BEATCANCER.ORG Our WHY: Cancer Success


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BEATCANCER.ORG PURPOSE & PHILOSOPHY

The Center was established to bridge the gap between the shortcomings of conventional cancer therapies and those of the non-conventional world. On the one hand, unorthodox cancer centers are generally so concerned with being holistic or anti-establishment that often proper diagnostic tools and careful medical supervision are ignored; on the other hand, orthodox cancer centers are so concerned with tumor reduction that host resistance and quality of life are often sacrificed in the process.
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The philosophy that guides us is host-oriented rather than tumor-oriented. As the failure of radiation and chemotherapy to cure most cancers has become more apparent in recent years, dozens of alternative cancer therapies have commanded increasing attention. However, when tumor reduction remains the primary goal, the results with alternative therapies have been inconsistent and often not much better than with conventional treatments. The programs which have produced the most consistent results are those which recognize the body as a self-healing mechanism by giving it the essential tools for immunocompetence and self-repair.

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The Center's goals are two-fold: Our short-term goal is to provide individualized resources and referrals to help patients make informed decisions, participate in the wellness process, and improve the quality and longevity of their lives. Our long-term goal is to change, through professional education, the paradigm of oncologic care from a monolithic approach focusing on tumor destruction to an integrative approach focusing on biological repair.
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Center for Advancement in Cancer Education is an educational organization and not a treatment center. The information we provide is intended neither to medically prescribe nor to replace the attention of qualified health care advisors. We never tell patients they should or should not take a particular therapy, and we never interfere in doctor-patient relationships.

9 Ways to Prevent Skin Cancer

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9 Ways to Prevent Skin Cancer 
Sun Safety - Ways to Prevent Skin Cancer

1. Reduce Sun Exposure

  • Especially between 11 am and 4 pm, when the sun’s UV rays are the strongest or when UV index is 3 or more.
2. Shade your Skin
  • Seek shade under trees, or create your own shade with a hat, shirt, or umbrella.
  • Wear clothing to cover your arms and legs. Make sure the fabric has a tight weave. Fabric that is wet or has a loose weave will allow more light to penetrate through to the skin.
  • Wear a wide brimmed hat and sunglasses with UV protection.
3. Beware of clouds
  • Up to 80% of the sun’s rays can penetrate light clouds, mist and fog. You can still get a sunburn on a cloudy day.
4. Remember about Reflection
  • Water, sand, snow and concrete can reflect up to 80% of the sun’s damaging rays.
5. Slop on the Sunscreen
  • Use sunscreens with an SPF of 15 or more that contain both UVA and UVB protection.
  • Apply sunscreen 15-30 minutes before going outside, and reapply every 2 hours (more often when working, playing, or swimming).
6. Avoid tanning salons and sunlamps
  • These lights emit mostly UVA radiation – up to 2 – 5 times as much as natural sunlight. UVA radiation causes sunburn, premature aging of the skin and skin cancer. 
  • The UVB radiation from tanning lights is the main cause of sunburn and skin cancer and also contributes to premature skin aging. 
7. Protect Children
  • The most harmful effects of sun exposure occur during early childhood. Keep babies under 1 year out of direct sunlight. Once infants turn 6 months of age, begin using a sunscreen for added protection. It’s important to protect your child’s eyes by using plastic lens sunglasses that protect against UVA and UVB rays.
  • Children should have arms and legs covered when out in the sun. 
  • Instead of wearing baseball caps, they should wear hats with a wide brim, which provides more sun protection. 
  • When children are playing in the water, make sure to use waterproof sunscreen.
8. Protect your Eyes
  • Radiation from the sun can damage cells in the structures of your eyes. UV radiation from the sun may increase the risk of developing cataracts later in life. UV radiation can also contribute to the development of skin cancer on the eyelid or on the surface of the eye. This damage can be prevented by protecting your eyes with sunglasses that protect against 100% UVA and UVB rays. Wearing a hat with a wide brim all the way around when out in the sun. Legionnaire style caps (caps with a flap a back flap) are also recommended to help protect the neck, ears and face.
9. Spot Check Your Moles

Examine your moles and freckles every month to check for any changes. See your health care provider immediately if you notice: 

  • a mole or discoloration that appears suddenly or begins to change 
  • a sore that does not heal 
  • areas of skin that are red and bumpy, bleed or are itchy




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Thursday, August 15, 2013

U.S. Tops the World in Health Care Spending

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U.S. Tops the World in Health Care Spending


A report published in the July/August 2005 issue of the journal Health Affairs revealed that Americans spend more on health care than any other country, with expenditures that are 140 percent above the $2,193 per capita spending of the median industrialized country.

Utilizing data provided by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, researchers at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health reviewed health care spending in 30 countries during the year 2002. They found that U.S. citizens spent an average of $5,267 per capita on health care, which is 53 percent higher than Switzerland, a country that had the second highest per capita health care expenditure of $3,446. (Full article link below)



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Beat Cancer Health Professional Certification Program

Who should consider this program?

Nurses, psychologists, social workers, support group leaders, and other health professionals that currently offer or wish to offer integrative, holistic, complementary or alternative resources, counseling and therapies for people and families dealing with cancer-related concerns.


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Sunday, July 14, 2013

WEST COAST HEALTH PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION OPPORTUNITY

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WEST COAST HEALTH PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION OPPORTUNITY
Sat - Sun Sept. 28-29 Glendale, CA
Who should consider this program?
  • Nurses, psychologists, social workers, support group leaders, cancer coaches, and other health professionals that currently offer or wish to offer integrative, holistic, complementary or alternative resources, counseling and therapies for people and families dealing with cancer-related concerns
  • Please note that we also offer a Support Center Certification Program

Program benefits:
  • Expand your client base
  • Enhance the quality of your service
  • Receive training from an experienced, knowledgeable, dynamic educator
  • Learn practical information that can directly impact the health of your clients
  • Improve your revenue stream

You will learn:
  • The shortcomings of traditional cancer support services
  • Key elements to make your cancer support program stand out
  • The advantages of a patient-driven over a protocol-driven program
  • How to do a holistic intake and make a holistic needs assessment
  • The difference between a tumor-oriented and a host-oriented approach
  • Criteria for evaluating alternative cancer therapies
  • Rationales for implementing CAM cancer treatments
  • How to design an individualized holistic game plan
  • Fascinating patient case stories
  • Resources for minimizing treatment side effects
  • How to help your patients prevent recurrence
  • The advantages of nutrition in a cancer treatment program
  • Foods to include and foods to avoid and why
  • How to guide patients in making dietary changes
  • The crucial importance of detoxification
  • Key detoxification methods
  • The best ways to deal with pain
  • Essential educational resources
  • The powerful connection between stress and cancer
  • How to help patients benefit from their disease experience
  • Appropriate ways to empower patients to make informed decisions
  • When to refer cases out and where

Program features:
  • 2 full weekend days formal training 10 am – 6 pm each day
  • 5 hours follow-up telephone consultation services for one year
  • Training manual and materials
  • Membership in our Affiliate Referral Program
  • Signed certificate
  • Permission to use our outreach certification program logo on your marketing materials and website
  • Client referrals when appropriate
Program fees:
  • Initial one-year certification: $395
  • Renewal certification: $100/year
Payment terms:
  • A deposit of $100 (US dollars) is required upon signing.
  • The balance is due 30 days prior to scheduled training date.

Cancellation policy:
  • Cancellation 30 days or more in advance entitles you to a 50% deposit refund
  • Deposit is non-refundable if you cancel less than 30 days in advance.
Certification:
  • At the end of your training, you will receive a current dated and signed certificate which should be displayed prominently in your office.
  • Certification will expire one year from date of issue unless renewed.
  • BeatCancer.org expects that you will adhere to the highest ethical standards of conduct and reserves the right to withdraw permission to display and market our certification if you misrepresent BeatCancer.org, its philosophy or its values.
  • Certification entitles you to provide our educational information but does not certify in any way your therapeutic skills.



To Register: Email Maria at MFiorello@BeatCancer.org or call 888-551-2223

Thanks to your help, BeatCancer.Org Qualifies for "TOP NONPROFIT" Status again in 2013

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BEAT CANCER.ORG QUALIFIES FOR TOP NONPROFIT STATUS AGAIN IN 2013!! 




Thanks to all of you who wrote fantastic 5-Star Reviews and helped us qualify as a top-rated nonprofit for the 4th year in a row! Check out all nine pages of our fabulous reviews or write one of your own at: 


BEATCANCER.ORG HAS A NEW HOME!

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BEATCANCER.ORG HAS A NEW HOME! 





As of July 1, 2013, the Center for Advancement in Cancer Education has moved its headquarters to Bucks County, PA. We continue to serve people nationwide. Please contact us at one of the following: 

Phone: 888-551-2223 
Email: info@BeatCancer.org 
Mail: 130 Almshouse Road #107A, Richboro, PA 18954 
Website: www.BeatCancer.org

At the Podium: Meet Susan Silberstein at a Lecture Near You!

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At the Podium  
                            












BeatCancer.org Founder/President Dr. Susan Silberstein will be lecturing soon in


PENNSYLVANIA   
 9/8 – Bethlehem
10/5 - Harrisburg
10/8 - Pottstown
10/28 - West Chester


MASSACHUSETTS  
9/17-9/19 – Boston, Dedham, Newburyport

CALIFORNIA 
9/28-10/1 – Glendale

N. CAROLINA 
10/5 – Asheville

GEORGIA 

11/7-11/9 – Gainesville, Woodstock, Atlanta


For more information on any of these events, email:


Thursday, June 27, 2013

#BeatCancer.Org Special Interview: Gluten & Cancer Connection Tuesday, July 16

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Tuesday, July 16

Gluten & Cancer Connection (Free Class)

Does cancer run in your family or perhaps you’ve already been diagnosed?
Are you aware of the connection between gluten & cancer?
What preventative measures can you take that can make a big difference?
Join Jennifer as she interviews Susan Silberstein, PhD, founder of BeatCancer.org about the direct issues that diet plays in developing cancer.  Susan is a wealth of knowledge about how powerful dietary and lifestyle steps can change the course of potential cancer diagnosis (because it “runs in your family”) or successfully reaching a point of remission.  Her work is directly linked to diet and the key role that gluten consumption plays in the process.
If you’re concerned about your own future because ‘cancer runs in the family’ or you’re hoping to help someone currently fighting the battle, don’t miss out on this incredibly powerful interview.
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DATE Tuesday, July 16
TIME 8:30 pm ET
WHERE In the comfort of your own home — over your telephone!!!
INVESTMENT FREE

Saturday, January 19, 2013

To Screen or Not to Screen: The Mammogram Conundrum

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#BeatCancer.Org | Message of Hope | DW of Woodland Park

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#BeatCancer.Org Hungry for Health Recipe: Carob Truffles

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Thursday, January 17, 2013

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CILA and BeatCancer.Org Announce: BeatCancer 35 Live Anniversary Gala

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CILA and BeatCancer.Org Announce: 
BeatCancer 35 Live Anniversary Gala


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan. 16, 2013 - NY, NJ, PA -- BeatCancer.Org in conjunction with CILA, llc Management are excited to announce the BeatCancer 35 Live Anniversary Gala.  This black tie event will take place on Saturday Sept 21, 2013, at World Live Café, to celebrate the charity’s 35 years of commitment to preventing and fighting cancer.  BeatCancer.org is a not for profit 501 (3) charitable information, counseling and referral agency established in 1977 and based on the Main Line of Philadelphia in Wynnewood, PA.

The mission of BeatCancer.org is to provide research-based education on how to prevent, cope with and beat cancer through diet, lifestyle and other immune boosting approaches.  BeatCancer’s programs are patient focused, and the organization raises funds for education, not research.  Rather than searching for the cure, BeatCancer.Org believes prevention is the cure. The organization promotes what we all have control over: wellness, lifestyle, and education.

The BeatCancer 35 Live Anniversary Gala will be a formal event, with food, auction items, and live performances by CILA Artists.  The CILA Artists that will be performing are: The Trapps, Bobby Syvarth, Minnie Dee, Brandon Maddox, and Hunter Monroe.      

“The CILA Artists are committed to putting on a wonderful show for an incredible organization.   Many of them have been touched by cancer in some way, and are committed to making a difference” says Gil Coronado of CILA llc Management.  “We are honored to join BeatCancer.Org on this special evening.”

According to BeatCancer.Org Founder and President, Susan Silberstein, PhD, “When I started this organization back in 1977, my goal was to spare at least one family the pain that mine had to endure.  Now, 35 years later, that pain has been replaced with joy as we celebrate the help and hope that BeatCancer.Org has given to 30,000 cancer patients and their families! It has been a true privilege to serve!”  


For more information about the BeatCancer 35 Live Anniversary Gala    www.BeatCancer.Org.    Contact: Maria Fiorello 610-642-4810 / 267-934-0234 MFiorello@beatcancer.org

For more information on the performing artists visit www.cilamanagement.com. Contact: Gil Coronado 201-753-0093 gcoronado.cila@gmail.com

Who: Press and General Public
What: Beat Cancer 35 Live Anniversary Gala featuring The Trapps, Bobby
         Syvarth, Hunter Monroe, Brandon Maddox, and Minnie Dee
Where: World Café Live 3025 Walnut St, Philadelphia PA 19104 ~ 215-222-1400
When: Saturday September 21st, 2013 7:00pm- 11:00pm



Wednesday, January 9, 2013

#BeatCancer.Org Hungry for Health Recipe: Wild Mushroom Soup

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Cancer: 30 Essential Things to Do...

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Cancer: 30 Essential Things to Do by Greg Anderson


Winning the battle against cancer is about much more
than eliminating tumor; it is about healing your life.
Here are some key ways to do that:

1. Stop "Awfulizing"
2. Take Charge
3. Rethink the Statistics
4. Give Only Informed Consent
5. Believe in Your Program
6. Heal Your Lifestyle
7. Think Holistically
8. Drink Lots of Pure Water
9. Eat With Awareness
10. Walk Daily
11. Get More Sleep
12. Find a Positive Support System
13. Heal with Your Mind
14. Examine Your Cancer Beliefs
15. Evaluate Your Self-Talk
16. Make Positive Affirmations
17. Reduce Toxic Stress
18. Practice Visualization
19. Understand the Message of Illness
20. Live in the Moment
21. Take Time to Play
22. Laugh Often
23. Evaluate Your Relationships
24. Practice Self-Discipline
25. See Life Through Spiritual Eyes
26. Express Your Emotions
27. Practice Forgiveness
28. Exude Gratitude
29. Love Unconditionally
30. Hold on to Hope

Greg Anderson was diagnosed with metastatic lung cancer in 1984 and
given only 30 days to live. Today, fully recovered, he is the author of
many inspirational books for cancer patients and the founding director of
the Cancer Recovery Foundation of America. His philosophy of healing
constitutes one of the chapters in the Cancer Report (Click Here)



Monday, January 7, 2013

#BeatCancer.org | The We-Care.com $100,000 One Week Charity Challenge Begins Today -- STARTING NOW!

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Brandon Maddox - Performing at our Upcoming 35 Live Gala

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan. 7, 2013 - Brandon Maddox and CILA bring “Picture Perfect” to E Stroudbsurg, PA  

    TN, NY, NJ,PA-  January 7th, 2013-  Nashville Artist Brandon Maddox is coming to E Stroudsburg, PA to film his debut video “Picture Perfect” February 16th and 17th.  Executive Produced by CILA llc Management, (Dale Stephens- "Now That You’re Gone”), “Picture Perfect” will debut Brandon Maddox in his first ever video from his debut CD “Weightless”.  “Picture Perfect”, Brandons’  2nd release off of ‘Weightless’ will tell the story of affection in the most unusual places.  The video for “Picture Perfect” will be shot entirely in the Stroudsburg, PA area, and will feature a live performance from Brandon Maddox, and feature local actors.   “When I heard “Picture Perfect for the first time, I just knew this was special, and wanted to produce this video, says Gil Coronado, of CILA llc Management, “Brandons’ talent, vocally and in his song writing is simply amazing”.  “Picture Perfect” is produced from Doug Sisemore, (Reba McEntire band) and features Ilya Tochinskiy (Rascall Flatts 'Banjo').  "Picture Perfect" was recorded at Benchmark Sound in Nashville, TN.

         Brandon’s influences range from Beatles to Ralph Stanley, and they span from todays’ growing country style to yesterdays Rock- n- Roll and Folk.  Brandon has written over 600 songs, and in 2008 was signed as a staff writer to a publishing company, Faverrett Entertainment Group.  Brandon has 12 songs being played on independent radio, and several more cuts by artists in the independent world.  This also includes major label artist, Roy August (Fancy Free), who had this to say about Brandon.."Brandon is an awesome songwriter....he has certainly made me a fan of his songwriting and singing.  I wish I had the talent like he has, and a great singing voice".

         As long as there are guitars in his hand, Brandon Maddox will remain a prolific songwriter, who will continue to impress audiences with his songwriting and performances.  Brandon also believes in giving back, and is working with many charitable organizations, and is looking forward to working with more.  He just currently participated in a fundraiser for the Global Alliance of Artists Against Poverty (GA3P) at Santos’ Party House in NYC and Shawnee Riverfest, E Stroudsburg, PA.

         Brandon has just completed his debut CD “Weightless” just released, and looking forward to touring in support of this project.  “You Get Me That Way”, Brandons’ first single is already being played in rotation on radio.    

         Auditions for “Picture Perfect” will be held this Sunday January 13th at Shawnee Playhouse from 4-6 pm.  CILA is excited to bring in some of the wonderful talent that lies within this region.  For more information about Brandon Maddox visit www.cilamanagement.com.  For interviews, press inquiries, and bookings contact Gil Coronado, CILA llc Management 201-753-0093. 

Friday, November 30, 2012