Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
#BeatCancer.Org Hungry for Health Recipe: Wild Rice Supreme
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Meet Susan Silberstein PhD: Oct - Nov 2013 Fight Cancer with Your Fork! Lecture Dates and Location
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Fight Cancer with Your Fork!
featuring Susan Silberstein, PhD
• Founder/President, Center for Advancement in Cancer Education
• Author of the books Hungry for Health and Hungrier for Health
• Internationally-recognized lecturer on nutrition and cancer
• Creator of the video, Breast Cancer: The Diet Connection
• Editor of Immune Perspectives magazine
• Phi Beta Kappa, Fulbright Scholar, winner of numerous awards
Learn the latest on diet and cancer prevention!
Learn what the science says about diet and cancer survival!
Learn over a dozen advantages of using nutrition in a cancer treatment program!
Learn the best foods and beverages for fighting cancer!
Learn how to create an inner environment unfriendly to cancer!
Limited Seating
Oct. 28 - West Chester, PA
Nov. 5 - Asheville, NC
Nov. 7 - Atlanta, GA
Newly Added:
Nov. 8 - Fight Cancer with Your Fork! Woodstock, GA - luncheon 11:45 am
Nov. 9 - Fight Cancer with Your Fork! Atlanta, GA - 9 am
Nov. 14 - Fight Cancer with Your Fork! Monterey, CA - 7 pm
Advance Reservations Recommended
For reservations or more information, contact Maria at:
215-942-6438 MFiorello@BeatCancer.org
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
5 SIGNS YOU’LL GET CANCER & 7 Steps to Prevent It!
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======================================5 SIGNS YOU’LL GET CANCER
and 7 Steps to Prevent It!
With
the lifetime cancer rate in the US now at 1 in 2.5 persons, this
free, fact-filled webinar is a Must-See! It sums up the entire
philosophy of BeatCancer.org and everything that we have been talking
and writing about for 35 years. Although the webinar primarily
discusses cancer prevention, it is equally valuable for preventing
recurrence. The informative explanations are also important for
patients currently fighting cancer who want to understand how to
activate their immune systems.
Dr.
Brownstein has authored eleven books on topics such as arthritis,
vitamin B-12, iodine, thyroid disorders, natural hormone replacement,
soy, sea salt, healthy dairy-free and gluten-free eating, drugs that
don’t work and natural therapies that do. He has successfully
treated many different conditions including adrenal
fatigue,
arthritis,
chronic
fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia,
hormone imbalances, immune disorders, migraine headaches, thyroid
disorders, diabetes, cataracts, and more.
We
highly recommend that you watch and listen to the entire webinar, as
it is loaded with information right to the end, plus you’ll learn
about an opportunity to receive five free reports and a free book
along with access to more than 50 archived reports!
Monday, September 9, 2013
How to invite friends to an event on FaceBook in 5 easy steps
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How to invite friends to an event on FaceBook in 5 easy steps.
1) Log In to your FaceBook Account.
2) Go to the FaceBook Page that is holding the Event: ie https://www.facebook.com/beatcancerorg
Then Select the Events Tab (under the word Balance on this page) See Image Below.
3) Select the Events You would like to Attend or Invite People to and Click the Link:
ie: 35 Live Free Concert and Gala
4) Click the word "Going" to attend. (Under the Large letter "e" in "Live")
5) Click Invite Friends. Then Select the Friends you would like to invite and Hit "Send" at the bottom of that Form.
That is it. Now all you have to do is meet your Friends at the event and have a great time. :-)
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.
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.
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.
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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Water, sand, snow and concrete can reflect up to 80% of the sun’s damaging rays.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
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
See more at: http://www.healthunit.org/sunsafety/8ways.htm#sthash.EoV8iNJg.dpuf
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