Last October, research was published linking lung cancer to popular blood pressure medications known as ACE inhibitors. This connection makes a lot of sense when you consider how many Americans [...]
Category: lung cancer
Christmas “kissing” plant is transforming cancer treatment in Europe
Back in the 1960s and ‘70s, my father worked on the Apollo moon landings. Towards the end of that time, I served as a cadet at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. Then, as a new grad [...]
Reverse lung disease by filling your plate
Plus—the popular recommendations you should ignore to breathe a little easier In recent years, big pharma has been making a killing pushing dangerous drugs to treat deadly lung diseases. And that [...]
The politically correct “darling” three times more dangerous than cigarettes
A new study from the University of California, San Francisco, found exposure to marijuana smoke is three times more dangerous than exposure to tobacco smoke. And they certainly know a thing or [...]
The vitamin your lungs need more of
As I told you earlier this week, there’s more to developing lung disease — including lung cancer — than just smoking. Much more. But you’d never know that fact from examining the government’s [...]
Natural approaches to lower your lung cancer risk by up to 35 percent
When I worked at the National Cancer Institute, most science bureaucrats there considered lung cancer “incurable” and a “behavior problem.” But two studies show the potential of natural [...]
Lung cancer screening increases survival to nearly 90 percent
The mainstream cancer industry relentlessly pushes dangerous, inappropriate and ineffective screenings for breast cancer, colon cancer, and even skin cancer, as I reported last time. But when it [...]
Vitamin D takes on the No. 1 cancer killer in America—and solves the single biggest shortcoming of mainstream medical treatments
Mainstream medical researchers keep doing a land-office business in new studies on the health benefits of vitamin D. But for some reason, they continue to act surprised when D shows dramatic [...]
