BALANCING WORK AND PLAY Hello everyone and welcome to the beginning of another week. Today just happens to be Labor Day as well so, we’re going to discuss the history of the holiday and the importance of rest and enjoying time off. To begin, Labor Day is interesting because it evolved over a period of […]
4th of July Fun Facts & BBQ Health Tips
Here we are again — another #FACTUALFRIDAY everyone — and the day before one of the biggest holidays we celebrate in America — The Fourth of July! But, what are the facts surrounding the Fourth of July? Many of us think this was the day in 1776 when we received our Independence from England. Well, […]
Do Hot Dogs Cause Cancer?
Do hot dogs cause cancer? — We discuss in Volume 1 of The Single Source Cancer Course (Prevention) the “causes” of cancer and learning to think for ourselves. So, remember: If a hotdog is charred black by a barbecue, there may be some increased risk due to the cooking process. But, as of now, nothing […]
Celebrating Labor Day and Giving Thanks to Those Workers Who Make Advances in Cancer Research Possible
Happy Labor Day weekend everyone! Did you know that Labor Day was first recognized in America by the U.S. Government in 1885? By 1887 five states had enacted legislation that created the Labor Day holiday. Celebrated by every state today, this first Monday in September is dedicated to the economic and social achievements of American […]
More News on Skin Cancer – Could Aspirin Reduce Risk?
More news on the skin cancer front! While not the first study of its kind, it is one of the largest! The Cancer journal recently reported that research on approximately 60,000 post-menopausal Caucasian women over a 12 year period who took aspirin a few times each week lowered their risk of developing melanoma by twenty percent. Furthermore, women who […]