With just a few days left before we ring in the New Year, many people are sitting around proclaiming their New Year’s resolutions. The No. 1 New Year’s resolution in North America is to lose weight. Close on its heels is the resolution to start exercising. The next one is to quit smoking, followed by […]
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By any literal definition, I’m not a cancer survivor. I didn’t receive a heart-breaking diagnosis. I didn’t go through 13 months of rigorous chemotherapy, lose my hair and temporarily my friends, go under the knife a dozen times and almost lose my life. I didn’t, but my baby brother did. He was six and I […]
Read MoreSo you or someone you love has been diagnosed with cancer? And on top of having to prepare for the physical and emotional challenges, you also have to deal with losing your hair. SERIOUSLY, isn’t just having cancer enough to deal with? You’d think that fighting my cancer should be my only focus and in […]
Read MoreIf you are the Steersperson or Drummer for a Dragon Boat team, and you scream commands during a race, be sure that your dentures are secure… You would hate to loose your $6,000 teeth, especially if they are only 6 weeks old 🙂
Read MoreWith global rates of cancer on the rise people are seeking out alternative treatments, one of which is IVC (Intravenous Vitamin C) therapy. Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) as a non-toxic chemotherapeutic drug is still new information to both cancer patients and doctors today, despite 40 years of research. Specifically in the past 15 years, high-dose […]
Read MoreWhat should come as common knowledge in the year 2010, is that physical activity reduces the risks of certain types of cancer. However, what is less widely known is the proven benefits of physical activity as it relates to cancer survivors and post treatment. Various research shows that physical activity will help survivors improve immune system […]
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