Archive for the ‘cancer’ Category

Red Beet Root Makes Glutathione, Stops Pain If….

Wednesday, April 13th, 2011

The beet root, beets, table beet, garden beet or red beet can help with pain, boost immunity and help promote your underlying health if you….(What you have to do will be at the end). First, let me tell you some experiences.

Beets do more than bleed into your mash potatoes. Beets have a compound that makes homocysteine (bad for you and your heart) turn into cysteine which your body turns into glutathione or GSH (a underlying good for health and wellness try peptide).

Putting it to the test, one of my patients had shoulder pain related to an old torn rotator injury. He ate 2 per week a few days apart.

The result, no pain. The pain was most likely a neuropathic pain. It was totally gone. A few days later it returned but very mildly.

So, trying it again, this time with a 50′s something man who refuses to go see the doctor but was complaining of gut pain for 2 months. Within several hours of eating the beet the pain was gone and stayed away, for about three weeks at this posting.

Note: It is possible that a simple test by the doctor would have found the reason. This kind of thing should be checked out by a doctor. If it is something like H pylori then the chances of successfully treating it are about 30% compared to over 90% with modern medicine.

Since H pylori causes cancer, seeing the doctor would be the safest route.

However, that being said, after three weeks on 2 beets a week he is doing great as well.

If you….

The key to making this work…You have to eat the beet raw. They have a consistency of carrots with the one distinction, they turn your fingers pink.

Make sure and clean and peel. To avoid risk of bacterial infections, blanch them before eating.

Beets are the anti cancer, pain managing, immunity booster vegetable, if you eat them raw.

Good health to you.

Natural Radiaton Treatment

Monday, March 21st, 2011

There are a number of natural radiation treatments.

Foods with iodine are one way to safely get the iodine that could protect our thyroid. However, to get it safely and effectively, we also need 200 mcg of selenium. This can be provided by 2 brazil nuts.

Seaweeds of various types also provide radiation removal properties.

Any glutathione boosting food or supplement will also help.

Want to learn more about the Natural Radiation Treatments then go to GlutathioneDiseaseCure.com and check out the Radiation Section. It can be found on the Nav Bar in alphabetical order.

Good health to you.

Focused Ultrasound: A New Way to Kill Cancer?

Thursday, February 10th, 2011

This is rather interesting. Using focused ultrasound to kill cancer.

Read more about it and the connection to glutathione, including a few of the scientific studies at GlutathioneDiseaseCure.com in the cancer section.

Good health to you and yours.

Ulterior Motivation and Health

Friday, October 1st, 2010

We know we should but we don’t. Why?

Sometimes it has to do with motivation.

Here are some of the Content Theories of Motivation.

How do they relate to your health? Simply, if you are not motivated to be healthy and somehow you really think you want to be, it is time to learn how motivation works.

I have seen a number of motivated people the last few days, weeks and months of their lives. Some were smokers. Some died from other reasons, some vain and some not.

One woman got metastatic cancer as a result of having all of her teeth pulled and having implants put in so she could have a beautiful smile.

Note: any time our bodies are exposed to some kind of trauma, we can develop cancer. This is just a theory but it may be possible to reduce that risk by loading up on the cancer fighting Glutathione boosting supplements.

Go to Content Theory of Motivation at Speechmastery.com to learn how motivation works.

Vit D, Cancer, Autoimmune Disease, and Glutathione

Friday, August 27th, 2010

In Reuters there was a report of Vitamin D being linked to cancer and autoimmune disease genes.

The article reported that scientist found that vitamin D influenced over 200 genes.

Of course there is a correlation between low vitamin D levels and various diseases. Vitamin D is in reality a steroid that is produced when our skin is exposed to sunlight.

What if vitamin D is only part of the picture?

As it is, vitamin D is a precursor and possibly a potentiator of glutathione. Whether it works on its own or with glutathione, the underlying fact is that glutathione is associated with helping 69 different diseases or conditions.

Most likely, we need a balance of various vitamins and exposure to fresh air and sunshine.

This is only one of the pieces of the puzzle we call good health.

More on Vitamin D

Good health to you.

BPA: Yes, It Really Is Bad For You

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

Check out this posting from CBS News

Especially note what happened when the reporter ate a sandwich made from tuna in a can that had Bisphenol A (BPA). Also, note the doctors comment on the same and the danger related to.

The underlying concern here is that if you want to avoid diseases like cancer, you will have to both try to avoid toxic chemicals and improve your bodies ability to detoxify its self.

Taking steps to boost your intracellular glutathione will help.

Good health to you.

Facts on Prostate Cancer

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

Here are some Facts on Prostate Cancer and the conflicting information.

Glutathione, Radiation and the Sun

Monday, January 4th, 2010

It has been established that glutathione offers radiation protection. One product used to boost the intercellular glutathione is actually patented for use with radiation treatment for cancers. It protects the healthy cells allowing the radiation to kill the bad cells.

So, since it protects us from radiation, it would seem that it would likewise protect us from radiation from the sun. In other words, boosting out glutathione would protect us from skin cancer. Add to this one more fact. The pro-hormone vitamin D we synthesize from the sun helps our bodies make glutathione and our diets are depleted of the nutrients that helps produce this glutathione. Thus, increased skin cancer rates.

Since so many live above the latitude of optimal sun shine and due to the cold winter (staying indoors) and the often cloudy days of winter, chances are we are not getting enough vitamin D from the sun. Most already are not getting enough glutathione boosting foods. Additionally, we consume many foods that deplete our glutathione.

Thus, less glutathione, more seasonal disease, seasonal flu and skin cancer.

A Passing Thought for Tanning Booth Users

So, for those sun tanners who use the tanning booths to get the color, boosting your intercelluar glutathione may just help prevent skin cancer. There are no high level studies that indicate this but there is a considerable amount of common sense evidence that would, if you connect the dots, lead to this conclusion.

What Foods Contain Vitamin D? And More.

Sunday, January 3rd, 2010

What Foods Contain Vitamin D, a new page on
GlutathioneDiseaseCure.com looks at the list of foods and the other c-factors that will help the body maintain bone health.

Not on My Watch: Preventing Healthcare-Associated Infections

Friday, November 13th, 2009

One thing everyone can agree on, no matter where they come down on the current health care debates, is that no one should get sick as a result of visiting the doctor.

Hospitals are rightfully expected to get you better but that’s not always the case. Sometimes people are picking up infections, from pneumonia to antibiotic-resistant staph (MRSA), while under treatment for other health problems, or even while just in the hospital having a baby. That’s a situation that could, and should be completely avoidable.

Kimberly-Clark Health Care is on the forefront of protecting patients from Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAI) and has put together a site dedicated to that prevention called HAI Watch: Not on My Watch. The site has information for both healthcare professionals and healthcare consumers.

Contributed by Barbara Dunn

http://www.haiwatchnews.com/