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As the temperature starts to drop during winter months, cold and flu viruses become more common. This may be because people tend to spend more time indoors in close proximity to others and dry, cold...

At the Cancer Center for Healing, we prioritize comprehensive, technologically advanced, and scientifically based cancer protocols, allowing our patients to receive the highest quality of care.  The goal of treatment is to restore balance, strengthen...

A recent article published in BMJ Oncology states that from 1990 to 2019, new cancer incidences in patients younger than 50 years old have increased by nearly 80% worldwide. Unfortunately, it is becoming more common...

My patients always ask me about the most effective methods for cancer screening. General guidelines suggest starting mammograms, colonoscopies, and other examinations for cancer around age 45. However, using non-invasive screening tools can help detect...

Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant, protecting cells from free radicals, DNA damage, and cellular stress. It plays an important role in supporting the immune system, collagen production, and iron absorption, and has been recently...

Cancer recurrence is unfortunately becoming increasingly common. Recurrent cases typically happen when cells break away from an original tumor or evade treatment and begin to grow again at the same site or a new location...

The recent death of 43-year-old “Black Panther” actor Chadwick Boseman brought a rather alarming trend—young men and women in their 20s, 30s, and early 40s being diagnosed with late-stage colon cancer typically only seen in...

Depending on how you choose to use social media networks such as Instagram, your feed can either improve your habits and self-esteem, or potentially take a toll on your mindset. I believe one of the...

When it comes to preventing common diseases like heart disease, cancer, and diabetes, getting back to the basics is key. True health and wellness aren’t tied up in a myriad of powders and supplements. Unlike...

Breast cancer was a rare disease in 1900. Today it occurs in epidemic proportions-by some estimates, one in every eight women will contract breast cancer. The key to breast cancer prevention is being aware of...

Raise your hand if you’ve ever gone to the doctor, weren’t seen on time and then spent just a few minutes with your doctor before being ushered out? Or perhaps your health care provider sent...