The Unburdened BodyTM
Disrupt the Disease Cycle
 
©2007 TG Global                                                  ISSN 1937-2752                                                            Vol 1, Issue 9
In This Issue
Prevention and Control
Vegetables or Meat?
To Screen or Not to Screen
Vaccines Help Relieve Cancer Burden
Publisher
TG Global, LLC
Mary Cruzvergara, Editor
www.unburdenedbody.com
Distributor
The Toxic Cleansing Network
Tim Griswold
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Cancer
 
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“Cancer is potentially the most preventable and most curable of the major life-threatening diseases facing humankind. By applying existing knowledge and promoting evidence-based actions in cancer control, we will turn this truth into reality for all people everywhere.” 

Dr John R. Seffrin President, International Union Against Cancer (UICC)

Cancer Prevention and Control

Prevention 
You can Prevent the Preventable

 

There is clear evidence that healthy behaviors and healthy living significantly reduce one’s chances of developing cancer.
Vegetables or Meat?
Vegetables or Meat 
Surprisingly, your choice of vegetables or meat can have a significant impact on your cancer risk. At least 30% of all cancers in the Western World are due to dietary factors and vegetarians are 40% less likely to develop cancer than meat eaters.
To Screen or Not to Screen?
To screen or not to screen 
An Important Health Decision

 

The purpose of cancer screening is to detect precancerous cells, growths and cancer in the earliest stages. The earlier cancer is detected, the better the outcome in terms of longevity, suffering and economic impact of the disease.  
 
Cancer Vaccines Help Relieve Cancer Burden
Vaccine 
Infections are directly linked to 10-20% of all cancers worldwide. Infections can weaken the immune system, trigger an inflammatory response in the body or damage cellular DNA, events that can lead to cancer. Vaccination to prevent infection is one way to reduce the cancer burden.