Carcinogens are known contaminants that can alter your cell DNA and cause an overgrowth of cell, thusly resulting in cancer. There are many known carcinogens in our world and many others that have not been directly linked to the development of cancer, but all signs strongly show that with further testing, would be included in…
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Certain types of cancers can be grouped into main categories, such as lung, breast, stomach, or liver. There are many types of cancer, however, with complex and confusing names. This is a comprehensive list in alphabetical order of the scientific names for known cancers that exist in our world today. A Acute granulocytic leukemia Acute…
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Waking up in a cold, drenching sweat is never the way anyone imagines waking from a restful night’s sleep. In many cases, night sweats are just that- the body’s overheating and cooling process taken to an extreme for the night. In other cases, these types of sweating events can be a sign of something more…
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There are many things in our world that have the potential to trigger, fuel, or provide resistance to treatment for different cancers. Many conventional oncology doctors rank risks into two categories: toxic influences and inflammatory influences. Toxic influences include things like cigarette smoke, alcohol and other carcinogens. Inflammatory influences include radiation, obesity, and many other…
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Chemotherapy was first designed in the early 20th century when two doctors realized that using nitrogen mustard agents could stop the growth of cancer cells in the body. When chemotherapy was first found, it was not planned to be used for medical purposes, but instead for war. Today, chemotherapy is used to treat a multitude…
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There is a myriad of different tests that doctors and specialists refer to when diagnosing, dealing with, and treating different cancers. On top of testing to determine which type of cancer you might have, there are also tests to determine the stage and grade of your cancer. The types of tests recommended may differ due…
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