Category: African Americans

The Dangers of Talcum Powder

African Americans, beta carotene, cancer, citrus, fibroids, fruit, News, Nutrition, ovarian cancer, uterine health, vegetables, vitamin D supplements, womens health / August 12, 2021 August 12, 2021

What role does diet and baby powder play in the development of fibroids and ovarian cancer? If you randomly select a group of women and ultrasound their uterus, most of them have fibroid tumors by age 50—and by most, I mean more than 80 percent of black women and nearly 70 percent of white women. As you can see at 0:23 in my video Talcum …

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Natural Dietary Treatments for Fibroids

Africa, African Americans, alternative medicine, animal products, apples, arsenic, Asia, beans, beef, bone loss, breast cancer, breast cancer survival, broccoli, cabbage, cadmium, cancer, complementary medicine, Cooking methods, cruciferous vegetables, DDT, endocrine disruptors, endometrial cancer, estrogen, fat, fibroids, fish, fruit, greens, ham, heavy metals, herbal remedies, Lead, meat, meat substitutes, menopause, menstruation, mercury, natural toxins, News, Nutrition, omega-3 fatty acids, PCBs, persistent organic pollutants, plant-based diets, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, puberty, red meat, salmon, sardines, seafood, smoking, tobacco, tomatoes, uterine cancer, uterine health, vegans, vegetables, vegetarians, veggie burgers, veggie dogs, womens health / May 4, 2021 May 4, 2021

The same diet that helps regulate hormones in women may also reduce exposure to endocrine-disrupting pollutants. Fibroids are the most common benign tumors in women. They can grow to a foot in diameter and affect the majority of women before they hit menopause. Although fibroids tend to be asymptomatic, when symptoms do occur, they tend …

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What White Blood Cell Count Should We Shoot for?

Africa, African Americans, alcohol, appendicitis, arthritis, Asia, Asthma, blood pressure, body fat, C-reactive protein, cancer, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular health, cholesterol, Chronic Diseases, dairy, diabetes, eggs, England, exercise, fatty liver disease, heart disease, heart health, high blood pressure, Hypertension, immune function, inflammation, Japan, junk food, lifespan, liposuction, longevity, lung disease, lung health, meat, mortality, News, Nutrition, obesity, plant-based diets, prediabetes, pregnancy, processed foods, rheumatoid arthritis, smoking, stroke, triglycerides, twins, United Kingdom, vegans, vegetarians, white blood cell count, womens health / October 29, 2020 October 29, 2020

At the start of my video What Does a Low White Blood Cell Count Mean?, you can see what it looks like when you take a drop of blood, smear it between two pieces of glass, and view at it under a microscope: a whole bunch of little, round, red blood cells and a few …

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