Posts Tagged ‘cancer’

  • Superfood of the Week: Leeks
    A hot bowl of leek soup on a chilly autumn day is a great way to warm the belly. Like most of nature’s edible goodies, this week’s superfood is loaded with nutrients that nourish your body including vitamin C, manganese,...
    by at November 9th, 2009 at 08:11 am
  • What We’re Reading 11/06/09
    Tea, naked mole rats, cleaning with lemons, and Ikigai are just some of the things we’ve been reading this past week here at WellWire. Teaspoons and petals documents one woman’s obsession with tea. She writes...
    by at November 6th, 2009 at 08:11 am
  • When Breast Cancer Isn’t a Lump
    We’re trained to feel for lumps or bumps in our breasts. Breast cancers often start with a single cell that replicates into a lump, but did you know that not all breast cancers form a bump? Inflammatory breast cancer...
    by at October 28th, 2009 at 08:10 am
  • Superfood of the Week: Grapes
    The Greeks knew it: grapes are the food of the gods. They even named a god, Dionysus, after this ambrosial fruit. Perhaps the Greeks knew what scientists and researchers are just discovering today: Grapes are loaded with...
    by at October 19th, 2009 at 07:10 am
  • Superfood of the Week: Cauliflower
    If your brain has been affected by anti-white food propaganda, you may be pushing all non-colorful vegetables out of your peripheral vision, and your pantry. Here is one big fat tasty exception to the rule: Cauliflower. Cauliflower...
    by at October 13th, 2009 at 06:10 am
  • Superfood of the Week: Raspberries
      As soon as I think of raspberries I’m transported to a late summer day lying inside a raspberry patch in my old garden in Portland, Oregon. I think the best berries come from the Pacific Northwest, which makes me...
    by at September 21st, 2009 at 05:09 am
  • On Cellphones and Carrier Pigeons
    I had an English neighbor who wagged his finger disapprovingly when they first came out with 1G cellphones, circa 1997. “Cancer,” he spat. Even cordless phones with a high enough frequency were off limits. What’s...
    by at September 16th, 2009 at 04:09 pm