Breast Cancer Facts

Posted by admin | Uncategorized | Monday 13 October 2008 4:43 pm

Here are some well known facts about breast cancer. It is highly likely that your doctor is only aware of a few of these facts.

  • The causes of breast cancer and all cancers are well known and have been well known for decades.

  • Breast cancer can appear at anytime from your mid 20s onwards.

  • Breast cancer is now appearing in countries where once it was unheard of.The more developed the country, the more likely one will contract the disease.

  • Nobody has ever died of primary breast cancer, it’s metastasise cancer, cancer which has shifted, that kills.

  • By the time breast cancer is detected, whether by self examination or mammography, it is well established.

  • 90 percent of breast cancers are found by the women themselves.

  • Mammograms have 20 to 30 percent of false positives and false negatives.

  • There is no safe level of radiation as is used in mammograms, the effects are cumulative.

  • A safer and better way to detect cancer growths in the breasts are with thermography. It uses no radiation, only a heat detecting camera.

  • Our mainstream medical system doesn’t have a cure for breast cancer, only treatments.

  • Breast cancer awareness month in October has done nothing to bring the cancer rate down, facts that we are all aware of. It has also been called breast cancer recruitment month.

  • Breast cancer is classed in stages, 1 to 4. (4 being the worst)

  • Removing the cancerous lump in the breast only addresses the problem, not the cause of the problem. (That’s why the cancer returns)

  • Radical mastectomies do not address why you got breast cancer in the first place.

  • Having a double mastectomy as a preventative measure may stop breast cancer but does nothing for all other cancers.

  • DCIS which is Ductal Carcinoma in Situ is a very mild form of breast cancer; it is classed as stage 0. (It certainly doesn’t require radical treatment)

  • The drug tamoxifen has demonstrated its ability to prevent the recurrence of breast cancer but a fact that is well know is that it can promote aggressive liver and uterine cancer.

  • Herceptin has been heralded as a miracle drug for breast cancer but has been described by the well know cancer expert Dr Ralph W Moss as practically worthless. (Check out his website)

  • All cancers are only one similar disease, but found in over 100 locations. (The causes are nearly all the same)

Facts that are well known to have caused breast cancer are a diet high in animal fat, salt and refined sugar, having been on the contraception pill for many years, the regular consumption of alcohol, our sedentary lifestyle (i.e. not exercising) and the use of chemicals, especially underarm antiperspirants, sunscreens and hair dyes.

Facts that prevent and stop breast cancer are a healthy diet of fresh fruit and vegetables, vitamin D, exercise and removing the known factors that have caused it.

Alan Wighton, owner of http://www.cancerhealed.com author of “Cancer, its Causes and its Cure” which has been written expressly with known Cancer Facts & Information for people with cancer.

High Heels – How to Wear Stiletto Heels

Posted by admin | Uncategorized | Monday 13 October 2008 2:38 pm

In the world of high heel shoes, one term stands out as the definition of fashion. This term referrers to an extreme style of a high heel shoe known as the stiletto. Stilettos are generally high heels taken to the extreme, raising the heel almost 6 inches above the ball of the foot. These shoes are considered to epitome of formal footwear for women and are highly fashionable and sought after. However, stilettos are also generally highly uncomfortable to wear and also cause foot problems if not worn correctly. In this article, we will look at stilettos and how to wear and get comfortable with them.

Stilettos in this day are generally designed to make women look even more feminine. They have exceptionally small and elevated heels. This makes the legs look longer and thinner than they actually are. High heels also give women a thinner and more feminine look. However stiletto heels also concentrate immense pressure on certain parts of the foot and can lead to pain and even chronic foot problems if not kept in check. In order to properly wear and adjust to high heel stilettos, you may want to try these things to help your foot adjust to the pressure points brought on by stiletto heels.

First of all, do not think that doing these things will let you walk comfortably in stilettos all day long. You should still be aware that stilettos should be worn on only special occasions that warrant them. Most of the time, it is advised that you wear regular shoes to protect your feet.

For starters, if you know you are going to be in motion while wearing high heels (like dancing), you should practice standing in them to get the correct posture. Experience in standing in stilettos will help ease some of the pain and discomfort while you are moving in them. You can also discover ways to help lessen the pressure on some points of your feet. While wearing a high heel stiletto shoe, you should never walk for extended periods of time on carpet. Your high heel shoes will generally destroy or erode the carpet after extended walking and the carpet can catch you and throw you off balance, resulting in a potential fall.

After you’ve mastered standing in such shoes, practice walking in them in different conditions. Start with just a flat floor first and then try steps or a slightly elevated incline. Start off with stiletto heels that are slightly lower in height and gradually move up to the height you want to be at. Stepping from side-to-side in stilettos is a great practice for dancing in them. The key is to practice a lot in your stiletto heels before a night out with them. The more practice you get in your stiletto shoes, the better off you will be when the occasion comes where you actually need to wear them.

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