Fw: The Truth About the Anticancer Diet( i get this not just for cancer )debbi brant

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hi , i get this and not just for the cancer thing, but for the body thing ( for the new ones i have ms ) i did not know if you would like it or not ...good food info...veg is good >>>debbi brantSubject: The Truth About the Anticancer DietTo: jewishbaby2000@...Date: Tuesday, January 5, 2010, 2:12 PM

WebMD - Cancer Newsletter

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

In This Issue:

• Aggressive Brain Cancer: Runs in the Genes?

• 15 Cancer Signs Men Shouldn't Ignore

• Feeling Light-Headed After Treatment

Get the Real Scoop

on the Anti-cancer Diet

Confused about which foods lower your

cancer risk? Our expert dishes on the best cancer-fighting foods.

Also See:

• Resolve to Get These Screening Tests

• Cancer Symptoms Overlooked in Teens

• Warning Signs for Prostate Cancer?

Health News & Features

Does Aggressive Brain Cancer Run in the Genes?

Two newly discovered genes may act as

master control switches for brain cancer.

Also See:

• Compound May Fight Lung Cancer

• Why Smoking and Sunlight Are Deadly Triggers

15 Cancer Signs Men Shouldn't Ignore

You know your body better than anyone else. If something's not quite

right, get it checked out. Possible clues that may point to cancer.

Also See:

• How Cancer Diagnosis Affects Family

• Why Are Pesticides Hiding in Your Produce?

More From WebMD:

• Is Soy Healthy for Your Family?

• Cancer Can Cause Nerve Pain

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• What Is the Prognosis of Lung Cancer?

• Know the Signs of Pineal Brain Tumors

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Feeling Light-Headed After Treatment

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and radiation. Anyone have a similar experience?

Read more on the Cancer Support Group message board.

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[Guest guest]

hi , i get this and not just for the cancer thing, but for the body thing ( for the new ones i have ms ) i did not know if you would like it or not ...good food info...veg is good >>>debbi brantSubject: The Truth About the Anticancer DietTo: jewishbaby2000@...Date: Tuesday, January 5, 2010, 2:12 PM

WebMD - Cancer Newsletter

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

In This Issue:

• Aggressive Brain Cancer: Runs in the Genes?

• 15 Cancer Signs Men Shouldn't Ignore

• Feeling Light-Headed After Treatment

Get the Real Scoop

on the Anti-cancer Diet

Confused about which foods lower your

cancer risk? Our expert dishes on the best cancer-fighting foods.

Also See:

• Resolve to Get These Screening Tests

• Cancer Symptoms Overlooked in Teens

• Warning Signs for Prostate Cancer?

Health News & Features

Does Aggressive Brain Cancer Run in the Genes?

Two newly discovered genes may act as

master control switches for brain cancer.

Also See:

• Compound May Fight Lung Cancer

• Why Smoking and Sunlight Are Deadly Triggers

15 Cancer Signs Men Shouldn't Ignore

You know your body better than anyone else. If something's not quite

right, get it checked out. Possible clues that may point to cancer.

Also See:

• How Cancer Diagnosis Affects Family

• Why Are Pesticides Hiding in Your Produce?

More From WebMD:

• Is Soy Healthy for Your Family?

• Cancer Can Cause Nerve Pain

From The WebMD Network

• What Is the Prognosis of Lung Cancer?

• Know the Signs of Pineal Brain Tumors

Members Are Talking

Feeling Light-Headed After Treatment

This member felt light-headed after his first round of chemo

and radiation. Anyone have a similar experience?

Read more on the Cancer Support Group message board.

From Our Sponsors

Concerned About Postmenopausal Osteoporosis Slowing You Down?

Keeping your bones strong after menopause may seem like a challenge,

but there are some simple things you can do to help. Find out how

changes in diet, exercise and more may help you build stronger bones.

Keep up with the latest developments in the understanding of bone

health designed to keep your bones strong. Sign Up to Start Building Stronger Bones Today

Not All Breast Cancer Is the Same

HER2+ breast cancer is aggressive, so it's important to know all your

options. Get the tools and information you need to have an informed

and empowering conversation with your doctor about which therapies are

right for you. Treating HER2+ Breast Cancer

Depression Has Many Faces

For some people, depression is a matter of feeling sad, restless, or

having trouble concentrating or making decisions. For others, fatigue,

aches, pains, and other physical problems are part of their depression, too. Learn about a medication that may treat a broad range of symptoms.

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