Vol 6

Stress! As cancer patients, we hear the word constantly. The researchers tell us that stress has a focal role in the process of diminishing the immune system’s capacity to destroy malignant cells before the disease becomes clinically apparent. After the disease is clinically diagnosed, we are told that we must eliminate stress in order to …

Stress and HealingBy Lee LewitRead More

The following letter to the Editor appeared in the December, 1823, issue of The Christian Journal and Literary Register (Volume VII, No. 12, pages 367-370). It was reprinted there from the Portsmouth Journal. Mr. EDITOR I am told it is the boast of the common law, that there is no wrong without a remedy. As …

“Unrelenting… Medical Advice” from 1823By Albert Schatz, Ph.D.Read More

The regulator gene produces a specific cytoplasmic product, the repressor, which inhibits protein synthesis. Mutation in the regulator gene results in the production of an inactive repressor. This leads to the start of cancer. Excessive amounts of zinc and copper are harmful as they can induce cancer by producing electrochemical processes in chromosomes, together with …

Regulation of CancerBy Melchoir Dikkers, Research BiochemistRead More

Beta-carotene, a rather amazing nutrient, is found in carrots, spinach and other common foods. And it just may prevent some cancers. VOLUNTEERS WANTED: 200,000 doctors needed to further test beta-carotene as a protection against cancer. Doctors, you have only to take a 30-milligram beta-carotene capsule every other day: a small price to pay for cancer …

Carrots & Cancer – The Surprising ConnectionBy Susan B. GravesRead More

Tom Goodwin is one of more than 425 private pilots who are ready to participate in errands of mercy. The pilots, who come from 42 states, belong to AirLifeLine. The idea for the unique service was born on a beautiful day in 1979. Goodwin, a Sacramento businessman, was enjoying the view below as he sat …

Flying for the Life of ItBy FACTRead More