Two Books Celebrate 150th Anniversary December 31, 2009
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Dickens vs. Darwin
Sleep Problems and Breast Cancer Connection? December 26, 2009
Posted by mygiftofcancer in breast cancer, cancer, health.Tags: breast cancer, chemotherapy, healthy living, sleep, sugar, tumor
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It looks like I’ll have to give a bit higher percent credit to my sleep problems as a contributing factor to my breast cancer. I’ve assigned a large percent to my sugar addiction in my younger years and chemicals from all sources, but in this latest article, Olivia Judson informs us of the consequences of a little light in the middle of the night: “Exposure to light in the night has been linked to breast cancer; consistent with this, women who are totally blind have a lower incidence of breast cancer than those who can see even a little bit.” Read her whole article below. (more…)
Amazing Wild Elephant Behavior! December 24, 2009
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This is quite amazing:
Is Sugar a Poison? December 6, 2009
Posted by mygiftofcancer in breast cancer, cancer, faith, health, prayer, sugar.Tags: breast cancer, faith, God, health, honey, prayer, sugar
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I just can’t resist this topic! Sugar used to be my happiness, but now I know it was destroying me. Here’s another blog post on the subject:
As many folks around the world fight the battle of the “bulge” and obesity along with the plethora of diseases that go with it, it’s good to know that there are solutions. If one is truly concerned about their health, here’s one item that, if avoided, would likely radically improve their health and reduce their weight at the same time: refined sugar. Most of us already know this. From childhood we were told to limit our sugar intake. Even though we know we shouldn’t eat as much sugar as we do (“did” in my case, as I cut it out over a year ago) the hardest part (even if we really want to limit our sugar intake) is exercising the will power. If you know it is negatively affecting your health and you got a really good scare or two (breast cancer, in my case), these two factors combined can give you quite a bit of strength to resist the temptations to eat things sweeten with refined sugar. (more…)