by clinicadmin | Dec 2, 2016 | Cancer, Diet and Nutrition
Good for the gut? Eating prunes (or dried plums) can improve gut health and reduce the risk of colon cancer, the second most lethal cancer in the West. The fruit is packed with healthy properties that re-establish the gut’s good bacteria that can naturally fight off...
by clinicadmin | Nov 16, 2016 | Cancer
How can I help myself? Post-menopausal women can lower their risk of breast cancer by taking omega 3 fatty acid supplements. Conclusion Their anti-inflammatory properties are as powerful as drugs, new research has found. The supplement is especially effective in...
by clinicadmin | Sep 21, 2016 | Cancer
What are the risks? Treating prostate cancer with radiotherapy increases the risk of a secondary cancer by almost 70 per cent. Research Researchers say that men with slow-growing prostate cancer shouldn’t be given radiotherapy; the treatment increases the risk of...
by clinicadmin | Jul 22, 2016 | Cancer, Diet and Nutrition
How can it help? Eating a Mediterranean diet that’s rich in olive oil is the surest way to prevent breast cancer. Women who follow the oil rich diet reduce their risk of developing the disease by around 30 per cent compared to those who follow a low fat...
by clinicadmin | Dec 4, 2015 | Cancer
Is breast cancer hereditary?Family history isn’t such an important factor after all when it comes to breast cancer. You’re as likely to survive it as women who have no cancer in their family, new research suggests.Hereditary factors are reckoned to be responsible for...
by clinicadmin | Nov 13, 2015 | Cancer
What has research shown?Men who are at high risk of developing prostate cancer can reduce their chance dramatically by drinking green tea every day. Catechins, compounds found in the tea, block cancer cell growth and stop it spreading, say researchers from the H Lee...
