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NIH to commission studies investigating ivermectin as cancer treatment

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A grassroots movement born from desperation

The story begins not in a corporate lab, but with a stage four small cell lung cancer patient given a death sentence. "A friend suggested he try fenbendazole, an anti-parasitic originally used for dogs," Dr. Macis explains. This man, combining the drug with supplements, cured his terminal cancer. This anecdotal victory sparked the Fenbendazole Cancer Support ...

Broccoli: America’s favorite vegetable packed with cancer-fighting power

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In a recent survey of more than 5,000 Americans, broccoli emerged as the nation's favorite vegetable—even surpassing staples like carrots and corn. Its popularity isn't just due to its taste but also its powerhouse nutritional profile, offering benefits ranging from cancer prevention to immune support.

BrightU.AI's Enoch notes that broccoli, often called the "King of the Cabbage Clan," also tops other polls like EPCOT Center's survey, where ...

Hidden hazards: Study finds cancer-linked chemicals in most hair extensions

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In an industry projected to reach $14 billion globally by 2028, a groundbreaking new study reveals a troubling lack of transparency and safety. Research published in the journal Environment & Health has found that the vast majority of hair extensions—both synthetic and natural—contain chemicals flagged on authoritative hazard lists, including substances linked to cancer and reproductive harm. The findings spotlight a significant regulatory gap.A ...

Study: Natural compounds in turmeric, grapes and apples STARVE prostate cancer cells

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A groundbreaking study has uncovered a powerful trio of natural compounds – found in turmeric, red grapes and apple peels – that can effectively starve and shrink prostate cancer tumors without toxic side effects.

The study published in npj Precision Oncology focused on three plant chemicals:

According to researchers from the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin), these three compounds work synergistically to block ...

Waist size may signal cancer risk more accurately than weight, experts say

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Your waistline may reveal more about your cancer risk than your bathroom scale. While obesity has long been associated with higher cancer rates, growing research suggests that where fat is stored, particularly deep in the abdomen, may be a more powerful predictor of danger.

Visceral fat, the fat that wraps around internal organs such as the liver and pancreas, behaves differently from the fat just under the skin. Unlike subcutaneous ...

Unseen risks: Study uncovers cancer-linked chemicals in majority of hair extensions

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New research has revealed a hidden health risk within a ubiquitous beauty product, raising urgent questions about consumer safety and regulatory oversight. A first-of-its-kind study, published in the journal Environment & Health, found that the vast majority of hair extensions—both synthetic and natural—contain a cocktail of chemicals, including substances linked to cancer and reproductive harm. The findings are particularly consequential for Black ...

Beyond the Gym: New Research Reveals Creatine’s Powerful Role in Cancer Prevention

22 days ago - cancer risk [2]. Moving beyond the supplement shaker, scientists are now focusing on creatine as it occurs naturally in our food, uncovering its role as a potential cancer shield rooted in nutritional biochemistry.

This shift in perspective aligns with the fundamental principles of natural health: the most powerful medicines are often found not in a pharmacy, but on our plates, provided by nature itself. It challenges the reductionist view that isolates nutrients ...

Dismissed symptoms, deadly delay: Why young adults are dying from a preventable cancer

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In a stark reversal of decades of progress, colorectal cancer has quietly ascended to become the leading cause of cancer death for Americans under the age of 50. This alarming trend, confirmed by a 2026 research letter in JAMA, marks a dramatic departure from the 1990s, when it ranked fifth. While overall cancer mortality for this age group has fallen by 44% since 2005, deaths from colon and rectal cancers have climbed steadily ...

Harvard Study Reveals Disturbing Cancer Link to Nuclear Power Plants: A Call for Honest Assessment

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As the political and corporate classes push for a massive expansion of centralized nuclear power as a 'clean energy' solution, a landmark Harvard study has cast a long, radioactive shadow over their plans.

Published in Nature Communications in February 2026, the research reveals a stark and persistent pattern: counties located closer to operational nuclear power plants have consistently higher cancer death rates than those farther away. This correlation ...

Your Drinking History Is a Cancer Time Bomb: 20-Year Study Reveals Shocking Connection

a month ago - cancer. The findings are a gut punch to the normalized culture of alcohol consumption: people who drank heavily throughout their adult lives faced a 91% higher overall colorectal cancer risk compared to consistent light drinkers. The study's lead author, Caitlin P. O'Connell, and her team at the National Cancer Institute documented these results by uniquely tracking drinking across four adult life stages, proving it's the sustained pattern, not a fleeting ...

A simple vitamin cuts skin cancer recurrence risk by more than half, massive study confirms

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For millions of Americans living with the fear of skin cancer returning, a powerful new defense is not a high-tech drug but a simple, affordable vitamin sitting on pharmacy shelves. A landmark study of nearly 34,000 patients has delivered robust, real-world confirmation that a specific form of vitamin B3 dramatically reduces the risk of common skin cancers coming back, offering a safe and accessible strategy to avoid the stress and scalpels ...

Professor warns blue light from LEDs, screens is an “invisible killer” linked to cancer, eye damage

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In a world bathed in the cool glow of LEDs and digital screens, a warning from Taiwan cuts through the glare. A materials science professor is detailing how the very light that powers our modern life may be a slow-acting poison, contributing to a cascade of health problems from damaged eyesight to cancer. This is not merely about eye strain. It is about the fundamental biological disruption caused by prolonged exposure to high-energy blue light, and ...

Monsanto Trump declares chemical warfare on America, invokes national defense to expand production of cancer-linked GLYPHOSATE

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The Trump administration has already sided with Bayer in Supreme Court proceedings aimed at shielding the company from liability. As reported by The Defender, industry-friendly laws are being floated to provide "liability protection for chemical makers." This executive order activates that playbook, using the Defense Production Act and the authority of the Secretary of War to protect a corporate defendant from the consequences of selling a product that ...

Gut bacteria imbalance linked to colon cancer risk, but diet and exercise offer a path to prevention

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A silent war is being waged within your digestive tract, and its outcome may determine your risk for one of America's most common cancers. Groundbreaking research from institutions across the country is converging on a powerful truth. The trillions of bacteria that make up your gut microbiome are not passive inhabitants. They are active participants in your health, and when their balance is disrupted, it can set the stage for colorectal cancer....

The Forbidden Cure: How $5 veterinary drugs are beating cancer and why Big Pharma wants them banned

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Imagine a world where terminal cancer patients—abandoned by conventional medicine—find remission using a $5 veterinary dewormer. This is not science fiction. "The Forbidden Cure," a meticulously researched exposé, unveils the shocking potential of repurposed drugs like ivermectin and fenbendazole in treating cancer—and the systemic forces suppressing them.

Authored with the urgency of a whistleblower, this book dismantles the profit-driven ...

Beyond digestion: Research reveals fiber as a powerful defense against heart disease, diabetes, weight problems and cancer

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Forget everything you thought you knew about fiber. This humble plant compound, long relegated to discussions about digestive regularity, is emerging as a powerhouse defender against some of the most pervasive chronic diseases of our time. New research consolidating data from hundreds of studies reveals a stunningly consistent truth: a diet rich in fiber from whole foods is directly linked to a lower risk of dying from heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and ...

A prescription for survival: Landmark study confirms EXERCISE cuts death risk for seven cancers

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In a finding that reshapes the post-diagnosis landscape for millions, a definitive new study reveals that regular physical activity is not merely a wellness suggestion but a potent survival tool for patients battling a wide range of cancers.

Published on Feb. 17 in the prestigious JAMA Network Open, this large-scale analysis provides compelling evidence that engaging in moderate to vigorous exercise after a cancer diagnosis significantly ...

Study finds nearly 40% of cancers worldwide could be prevented

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A new international study has revealed that nearly four in 10 cancer cases worldwide could be prevented by reducing exposure to a handful of well-known risk factors.

According to the research published this February in Nature Medicine, nearly 40% of global cancer diagnoses are linked to modifiable risks, with tobacco use accounting for about 15% of new cases, infections for roughly 10% and alcohol consumption for about 3%. In total, ...

Apricots: The underrated superfruit packed with health benefits

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Apricots (Prunus armeniaca) may not have the fame of peaches or cherries, but these golden-orange fruits pack a powerful nutritional punch. Rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, apricots offer numerous health benefits—from boosting vision and digestion to supporting heart health and reducing cancer risk.

Despite their declining popularity in the U.S. since the 1990s, apricots remain a staple in Middle Eastern and North African cuisine, ...

Bayer’s deep ties to Trump administration raise concerns over glyphosate policy and public health

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Over the past year, the Trump administration has handed Bayer AG, the German pharmaceutical and agrichemical giant, a series of regulatory and legal victories—despite mounting evidence linking its flagship herbicide glyphosate to cancer and other chronic diseases.

The White House invoked the Defense Production Act to ensure supplies of glyphosate-based herbicides, regulators reapproved the controversial herbicide dicamba, and the Department ...