by Dee Braun

I am notoriously horrible at maintaining good nutrition practices. Oh, I KNOW them.

I know I should follow them, but there’s always something else to handle, some place to go, a phone call to answer, an email to respond to – the list goes on and on.

(And I didn’t even mention laundry, dishes, letting the dogs out, meetings, and oh, yeah, taking a bath!)

The thing is, I’m educated in both natural healing modalities and the principals of good nutrition. I’m mom to six children (my ‘baby’ just graduated!) and …

by Joanna Machin of Xtend-Life

Lung cancer is an umbrella term for a type of respiratory cancer that develops in any of the cells lining the air passages, not just the lungs themselves.

It is commonly diagnosed every year across Western society, with around 222 520 Americans potentially being diagnosed this year, according to the National Cancer Institute (NCI), and with almost half of these potentially developing into fatal numbers.

Although lung cancer is notoriously difficult to treat once it has taken hold, French scientists have …