Pink-bottled energy shots, pink pizza boxes, pink recyclable grocery bags, pink buckets of fast-food fried chicken, even pro football players and kids in youth football are wearing pink.
You can’t miss the ubiquitous pink color everywhere each October, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (founded in 1985 as a partnership of the American Cancer Society and a major pharmaceutical company).
It may come as a surprise to know that healthy lifestyle habits and diet have been clinically shown in a significant number of studies to substantially reduce the risk of breast and other cancers that plague our modern society, as much as 80%! The successful fund-raising activities of various pink ribbon organizations have raised well over a billion dollars to spend on the “cure”, however, little substantial progress has been made.
In today’s LivingFuelTV’s HealthAlert, I challenge your thinking about supporting organizations that, while noble in their intentions, prey on our emotions and our altruistic desires to do something to effect the “cure”. And we’re led to believe that the “cure” (actually, a pharmaceutical cure) is just around the corner.
Click on the graphic below to watch and forward this HealthAlert to a woman you love.
Pink-bottled energy shots, pink pizza boxes, pink recyclable grocery bags, pink buckets of fast-food fried chicken, even pro football players and kids in youth football are wearing pink.
You can’t miss the ubiquitous pink color everywhere each October, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (founded in 1985 as a partnership of the American Cancer Society and a major pharmaceutical company).
It may come as a surprise to know that healthy lifestyle habits and diet have been clinically shown in a significant number of studies to substantially reduce the risk of breast and other cancers that plague our modern society, as much as 80%! The successful fund-raising activities of various pink ribbon organizations have raised well over a billion dollars to spend on the “cure”, however, little substantial progress has been made.
In today’s LivingFuelTV’s HealthAlert, I challenge your thinking about supporting organizations that, while noble in their intentions, prey on our emotions and our altruistic desires to do something to effect the “cure”. And we’re led to believe that the “cure” (actually, a pharmaceutical cure) is just around the corner.
Click on the graphic below to watch and forward this HealthAlert to a woman you love.
Imagine that a new pharmaceutical drug is released to the public amidst a flood of news reports and television advertising. This pill has been has been clinically and conclusively proven to dramatically reduce the risk of breast cancer, by as much as 80%. Do you think this would be a popular prescription?
It may come as a surprise to know that healthy lifestyle habits and diet have been clinically shown in a significant number of studies to substantially reduce the risk of breast and other cancers that plague our modern society. A vast majority of the fund-raising activities for the pink ribbon organizations are rooted in good people with noble intentions, however, with over a billion dollars spent on the “cure”, little substantial progress has been made in this fight.
In today’s LivingFuelTV’s HealthAlert, we turn our attention from this month’s annual awareness to prevention. Join us as we explore key factors that increase women’s risk and those factors that decrease the risk of breast cancer. This is vital information you’re not likely to hear from conventional medicine.
Take control of your health today. Click on the graphic below to watch and forward this HealthAlert to a woman you love.
In the United States, ultrasound is typically associated with expectant parents’ first beautiful image of their unborn child. But did you know that ultrasound is actually a terrific alternative to mammography in the early detection of breast cancer? And ultrasound, not mammography, is the standard of care in Europe.
Today, host KC Craichy presents the findings of an important new study that compared the efficacy of mammography versus ultrasound in breast cancer detection. The results of this study and other important information KC discusses may have you rethinking your bi-annual mammogram. Consider forwarding this message to the women you love today.
In the United States, ultrasound is typically associated with expectant parents’ first beautiful image of their unborn child. But did you know that ultrasound is actually a terrific alternative to mammography in the early detection of breast cancer? And ultrasound, not mammography, is the standard of care in Europe.
Today, host KC Craichy presents the findings of an important new study that compared the efficacy of mammography versus ultrasound in breast cancer detection. The results of this study and other important information KC discusses may have you rethinking your bi-annual mammogram. Consider forwarding this message to the women you love today.
Be sure and revisit other important LivingFuelTV episodes on the dangers of medical radiation. Clicking the graphic below will take you to a page where we’ve loaded all these relevant episodes along with numerous links to vital research and information.
Imagine that a new pharmaceutical drug is released to the public amidst a flood of news reports and television advertising. This pill has been has been clinically and conclusively proven to dramatically reduce the risk of breast cancer by as much as 80%. Do you think this would be a popular prescription?
It may come as a surprise to know that healthy lifestyle habits and diet have been clinically shown in a significant number of studies to substantially reduce the risk of breast and other cancers that plague our modern society. A vast majority of the fund-raising activities for the pink ribbon organizations are rooted in good people with noble intentions, however, with over a billion dollars spent on the “cure”, little progress has been made in this fight.
In today’s LivingFuelTV’s HealthAlert, we turn our attention from awareness to prevention. Join us as we explore key factors that increase women’s risk and those factors that decrease the risk of breast cancer. This is vital information you are not likely to hear from conventional medicine.
Take control of your health today. Click on the graphic below to watch and consider forwarding this HealthAlert to a woman you love.
Thank you for your overwhelming response to last week’s LivingFuelTV episode, Cancer—Cutting Through the Sea of Pink. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, however, we’ve long
advocated for prevention over simple awareness. While it’s beneficial to be aware of danger, it’s much better
to take informed, practical steps to help protect yourself from risk. With this in mind, let’s turn our attention to
medical radiation such as x-rays, CT scans, and mammograms, to name a few. The goals of these procedures
are to identify, “treat”, and help diagnose dis-ease in the body. Are these procedures really effective?
Do they carry inherent risks of their own? Are there viable alternatives to conventional medical radiation?
Learn the answers to these imporant questions today on LivingFuelTV. Take charge of your family’s health
and begin by clicking on the graphic below to watch.
Imagine a new pharmaceutical drug is released to the public amidst a flood of news reports and television
advertising. This pill has been clinically and conclusively proven to dramatically reduce the risk of breast cancer
by as much as 80%. Do you think this would be a popular prescription?
It may come as a surprise to know that healthy lifestyle habits and diet have been clinically shown in a significant number of studies to substantially reduce the risk of breast and other cancers that plague our modern society.
A vast majority of the fund-raising activities for the pink ribbon organizations are rooted in good people with noble intentions; however, with billions spent on the “cure”, little progress has been made in this fight.
In today’s LivingFuelTV HealthAlert, we turn our attention from awareness to prevention. Join us as we explore key factors that increase women’s risk and those factors that decrease the risk of breast cancer. This is vital information
you are not likely to hear from conventional medicine.
Take control of your health today. Click on the graphic below to watch and consider forwarding this HealthAlert to a woman you love.
LivingFuelTV is asking whether YouTube is really about free speech. LivingFuelTV produces a weekly program revealing the truth about major health issues. One of the most recent segments, posted October 14, was about how breast cancer can be prevented, while the Pink campaign was promoting early screening and treatment. Within hours of posting the show on YouTube, the entire LivingFuelTV health education channel was disabled, with a general message posted stating the company had violated YouTube’s “Community Guidelines.”
