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Study: Cancer Risks Jump After Taking Antibiotics

A recent study found bowel cancer risks increase by up to 73% after taking antibiotics for as little as 2 weeks. Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer in the U.S.

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New Research Shows How Chili and Ginger Cut Cancer Risk

Those avoiding spices should consider a change of heart. New research from the American Chemical Society shows combining ginger and chili contain a compound that fights cancer.

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Study: 1 in 3 FDA Approved Drugs Have Safety Issues

A team of Yale researchers analyzed data on new drugs approved between 2001 and 2010, with follow up through 2017 and found 32 percent of all new drugs were flagged for a safety issue after approval.

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This Common Adult Beverage Has Sent More People To The Hospital Than Heart Attacks

A report released on Thursday, June 22 by the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) showed that 212 people each day in the years 2015 to 2016, or about 77,000 admissions, had been treated in Canadian hospitals as side effects to drinking this common adult beverage.

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Vital: 12 Of The Most Powerful Antibiotics You Can Get Without A Prescription

We have entered a truly dangerous period in human history in which not only have we lost touch with traditional, natural treatments for infection, but improper and excessive use of antibiotics has led to drug-resistant superbugs. Just last year, Reuters reported that for the first time in the U.S., a patient had been diagnosed with […]

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9 Tips To Cut Down Exposure To Computer Radiation

In today’s modern world, EMF’s are all around us, radiation from electronic devices of all types. Studies tell us that these kind of exposures can disrupt the equilibrium of your cells, causing unpredictable reactions that can result in: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Migraine Headaches – the incidence of these diseases has sharply increased over the […]

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Alarming Study: More Young People Having Strokes

A growing number of younger U.S. adults are being hospitalized for strokes, and a new study suggests that’s at least in part because more of them have risk factors like high blood pressure, obesity and diabetes.

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