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Take Your Medication Safely

May 18, 2012

As we age, it is not uncommon to take more than nine medications each day. Unfortunately, also as we age we are faced with memory loss, or just forgetfulness, which can cause us to inadvertently make errors, take inappropriate dosages or miss dosages of our prescription drugs and negatively impact our health. Did you know [...]

Family, Health, Prostate, Uncategorized, Well-being

Beehive Extract Might Arrest Prostate Cancer

by Editor

May 9, 2012

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Researchers are continually looking for ways to cure and/or treat prostate and other cancers. And it seems that answers keep cropping up in unexpected places. One of the most unexpected recent discoveries is that bees might actually play a key role in slowing prostate cancer. It’s all about caffeic acid phenethyl ester, or CAPE, a [...]

Family, Health, Health, Lifestyle, Nutrition, Uncategorized, Well-being

Coffee with Sam: An Interview with Cal Orey, Author of Five Books on Healing Powers of Food

by Samantha Feuss

May 8, 2012

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I recently had the opportunity to have a virtual cup of coffee and chat with Cal Orey. Author of five books about the healing powers of food, she is inspired by Mother Nature, health, relationships, and animals. What kinds of foods can heal you? I have no idea, you will have to read what Cal [...]

Family Issues, Prostate

Prostate Cancer Prevention Begins When Men Are Boys

by Gabe Canales

May 1, 2012

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America’s number one “male cancer,” prostate cancer, is widely considered an old man’s concern. It’s not. We’re learning more and more about how diet and lifestyle impact males’ chances of getting cancer starting at an early age. The men of tomorrow must be made aware of prostate cancer, be armed with knowledge and be encouraged [...]

Health, Nutrition, Well-being

Salt, Processed Meat, and Cancer

by Michael Rovito, Ph.D.

January 18, 2011

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The following essay is the first in a new series of authored pieces where Dr. Michael J. Rovito comments on and critiques new research focusing on topics related to men’s health. This commentary series is meant to help translate sometimes confusing, jargon-filled research into a format that is easily digestible by all readers concerned about [...]