There is a lot we DON’T know about cancer, but there is a lot we DO know. This free guide is an introduction to the functional approach to cancer. Looking at contributing factors that damage cells that can then become cancer cells.
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Cancer happens when the immune system is weak and not working properly. Cancer cells are able to “hide” from the unhealthy immune system. Instead of “turning off and dying” to getting cleared away, cancer cells start to replicate into more damaged cells.
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Why do we care about sleep? When you are all snuggled in, your brain is sorting the events of the day and processing the events, storing them in the right place for later. You will be more disorganized and have difficulty functioning with each new day if the prior hasn’t been managed correctly.
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Testosterone, primarily considered the “male hormone”, is typically associated with strength, muscle mass, youth and libido. If testosterone has so many benefits why would testosterone replacement be so controversial?
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If it is really a health oriented goal that you want to sustain and not make again next year? Health doesn’t happen overnight or in a month. You can’t just throw everything “bad” out and restrict yourself from living and get long term success. Sorry, but I need to be honest with you.
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Life just keeps getting busier, responsibilities pile up and the last thing on your mind is “what can I make for dinner?” So its run though a fast food pick-up, throw something frozen in the microwave or maybe do do cook something… from a box. This crazy pace we are keeping and the lack of real food is literally killing us. the crazy pace.. we will discuss that effect on our health another time.
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Let’s stop that insanity. Seriously, that is not the way to do it. We are not going to extremes. You didn't gain weight overnight and you’re not going to lose it overnight.
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Health Interventions is a proactive, preventive approach, rather than a reactive approach to managing patients. It looks at lifestyle and diet. Risk factors, appropriate diagnosis and management of the findings.
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