If you were told you had an 87% risk for breast cancer, would you undergo a double mastectomy as a preventative measure to eliminate or drastically reduce your risk? Essentially, this is what actress Angelina Jolie did. Just this week,…...
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Posted in Brett's Blog, Fitness, Food for Thought, Mind-Body, Nutrition Tagged with: A Double Mastectomy, Actress Angelina Jolie, Angelina Jolie, Breast Cancer, cancer, Developing Breast Cancer, disease, Diseases, Double Mastectomy, genetics, lifestyle choices, Prevent Disease, Risk For Breast Cancer
There’s something about a beautiful spring or summer day, when the sun is shining bright, that just makes you feel good. And there’s good reason, sunshine provides us with a very important nutrient – Vitamin D. Vitamin D is an…...
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Last month I read The China Study by Dr. T. Colin Campbell. I had been putting it off for some time, partially because I had been afraid of what I would learn. Working within health and wellness, however, I knew…...
Posted in Brett's Blog, Nutrition Tagged with: animal protein, autoimmune disease, cancer, casein protein, china, china study, Diets, disease, evidence, food, health, intentional living, medicine, Nutrition, protein, t. colin campbell, the china study, veganism, vegetarianism
From time to time, a study comes across my desk that validates a long-held belief. This happened this past week. What interested me the most about this study was that it strongly contradicted what the mighty marketing arm of the…...
Whether you are a woman or a man, many of us have been affected by breast cancer. If you haven’t personally had it or survived it, there is a good chance that you have known someone who has, or worse,…...
This past week I learned of three healthy and fit women, all under 50, who are either undergoing breast cancer treatment or have become breast cancer survivors. Each woman who is diagnosed with breast cancer has their own story of how they found…...
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