?One year ago, I showed you a very easy way to avoid colon cancer. All you have to do is make sure your blood level of vitamin D is high. A study found that taking vitamin D reduces your risk of getting colon polyps — an early precursor to cancer — by 40%. But now there's research that suggests taking vitamin D will do more than just prevent colon cancer. It might even help treat colon cancer.  

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?Trick question: Would it be better to have a heart attack at the national gathering of heart specialists or when these doctors are not around?  

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?On Saturday, I told you about the ridiculous cancer study that suggested two-thirds of all cancer have no clear cause. The researchers said these cancers are due to "bad luck." This study contradicted a study in the New England Journal of Medicine that clearly showed how cancers are made by environmental factors, not caused by genetics or bad luck. So now that you know this new study is hogwash, let's look at a supplement that has a great track-record for preventing breast cancer (and many other cancers).  

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Spinal cord breakthrough could help peripheral neuropathy sufferers ?Not too long ago, researchers made an amazing discovery. They found that a simple nutrient can help those with spinal cord injuries. That alone is amazing, but it's quite possible this same breakthrough can help those who suffer from the pain of peripheral neuropathy as well.  

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If breast cancer is in your genes - you can reduce your risk by 50% ?When Angelina Jolie had her double mastectomy, the media hailed her as brave and a hero for women's health. Angelina had the procedure because she had a clear genetic predisposition for breast cancer. While this surgery can almost eliminate the risk of breast cancer (up to 95% risk reduction) it doesn't come without its own risks.

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