40-year-old Glenn from New Zealand lives in Finland with his wife and two young children. In 2015 he was diagnosed with stage 4 lymphoma. In this interview he gives his reasons for choosing a low-inflammation, ketogenic diet and high intensity strength training to help him beat the disease..
In 2012 Sandy was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. In this, our first ever guest blog post, Sandy discusses cancer, inflammation and the importance she places on a low-inflammation lifestyle for both health & longevity..
http://nutritionadvance.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/scary-link-between-diet-sun-skin-cancer-696×464.jpg I Just stumbled upon an article on the Nutrition Advance website and I consider it so important that I decided to immediately “go to press” and share this with you! The main points from the article are these:- There is a clear, strong link between sunburn and risk of melanoma. This fact is not in…
It wasn’t until after I started LIHF living in 2012 that I began to hear about the link between cancer cells and glucose. Further research recently led me to the “Verners Views” website run by Dr Verner Wheelock. In this article Verner describes the remarkable research of Otto Warburg who back in 1931 discovered that cancer…
Bacon, sausages and ham “as big a cancer risk as smoking” warns World Health Organisation https://t.co/rd1oPY72M8 pic.twitter.com/MzqUF3GS6x — LBC (@LBC) October 26, 2015 Oh dear, yet another scare story! My view on this is very simple: NOTHING in life is entirely risk free. You take a calculated risk when crossing the road. The same applies…
