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Reboundoz Health Bounce: Package 1

The Reboundoz is a good quality Rebounder, with Package One comprising the Half-fold Rebounder, Carry Bag and Power Pack DVD.



How A Man Lived in Three Centuries - The complete guide to Natural Health

Based on the story of a foundation member of the Natural Health Society who achieved exceptional health and longevity, this book spells out the the principles and practices of the Natural Health lifestyle.



GET SELFISH, GET HAPPY

This is a book for anyone facing relationship breakdown – and also the book for anyone wanting relationship fulfilment.



The Gerson Therapy - Full DVD Set

Great savings on the price of the full set of The Gerson Therapy DVDs - includes Volumes 1, 2 and 3.



Stainless Steel Water Bottles: 1L

At last, a safe container for the water we need to be drinking regularly through the day.



Sarah’s Last Wish - Chilling Glimpse into Forced medicine

This is a story that will ignite passion in a lot of readers – passion like ‘making the blood boil’ on reading of the Gestapo-like treatment that a government body dealt to two responsible parents who only wanted the best treatment for their seriously ill child.



REQUIEM FOR A SPECIES - Why we resist the truth about climate change

This book is a masterpiece of searching investigation into the greatest issue that has ever faced humanity.



Vitamin D – The Sunshine Vitamin

Vitamin D has so many life-improving or life-giving roles that the information in this book could save the reader a lot of unnecessary disease.



BECOMING RAW - The Essential Guide to Raw Vegan Diets

This is another of those amazing books that contains a mass of valuable information, reflecting an absolutely vast amount of research having been carried out by the authors.



Healing The Gerson Way - Defeating Cancer and Other Chronic Conditions

An amazing book - virtually a manual for natural health living.



Can’t Lose Weight? You could have Syndrome X

A truly masterful account of how to lose weight, especially valuable for those people who have tried ‘everything’ and their excess refuses to budge.


NHS Store > Bookshop > Anti Cancer: A New Way of Life

Anti Cancer: A New Way of Life
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Author: Dr David Servan-Schreiber
Another amazing book on cancer, this one written by a medical doctor who has himself been through the mill with cancer. Explains the lifestyle causes of this dreaded modern illness – toxic chemicals, diet, negative emotions, etc, then follows with an account of anti-cancer foods, how to strengthen the immune system, the contribution of physical activity and how to deal with fear. These guidelines are backed by inspiring recoveries. Plain language, easy to read, all in 293 pages.
What is so remarkable about this book is that it is written by a high-powered medical neuroscientist. The discovery that he himself had brain cancer changed his life forever, and along with overcoming the disease, he founded the Center of Integrative Medicine at the highly conservative University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, USA. The book reveals just how thoroughly he came to understand the disease.
All of us have cancer cells in our bodies, explains Dr Servan-Schreiber, but not all of us will develop cancer. He describes how to lower our chances of ever developing the illness and what to do to increase the chance of recovery with existing cancer.
The doctor’s approach is based on:
  1. Guarding against environmental imbalances;
  2. Adjusting diet to cut back on cancer promoters and load up with phytochemicals that fight tumours;
  3. Healing the psychological wounds that feed the cancer mechanism;
  4. Stimulating the immune system and reducing inflammation.
Successful cases include a man with serious pancreatic cancer who survived for four-and-a-half years, and a 40-year-old Harvard professor who fully recovered from mesothelioma of the abdomen. In a study conducted by Dr Dean Ornish in which 49 men with early-stage prostate cancer adopted an anti-cancer diet and other lifestyle changes, most had reduction in PSA and regression in tumour size.
The things that can activate the immune system are quite fascinating, for example, support from family and friends. If this system is strong it can destroy millions of cancer cells by the hour. Inflammation, as with arthritis and many other illnesses, plays a major role in cancer, and there are lifestyle ways of inhibiting it, such as through laughter and walking.
Nutritionally, cancer is aided and abetted by sugar, high-fructose corn syrup, trans fats and junk foods generally. Obesity also comes into this.
The billion dollar question is – why is advice on nutrition still missing from the conventional treatment of cancer? The answer by the author, who knows both sides first-hand, is crystal clear. To validate a new anti-cancer drug costs between five hundred million and a billion dollars, a staggering investment to be recouped. On the other hand, it is not financially feasible to validate broccoli, raspberries or green tea because they cannot be patented and sold exclusively to cover the cost of the investment.  

Product Code: ANTI01
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