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Chemotherapy Causes Resistance and Spread of Cancer

Peter Nelson of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle co-authored a study and published it in Nature Medicine detailing how chemotherapy not only produces resistance to chemotherapy by cancerous tumors but also stimulates its growth and metastasis (spread). Approximately 90% of people with metastatic cancer become resistant to chemotherapy. This occurs readily in cancers of the breast, prostate, [...]

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Dr. Thomas Lodi: Plants Are Our Teachers

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Dr. Thomas Lodi: Prevention Is Key

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Dr. Thomas Lodi: Your Heart is the Center of Who You Are

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Dr. Thomas Lodi: The Nature of Your Body is to Heal

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Dr. Thomas Lodi: To get Healing, Get Back to Nature

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Dr. Thomas Lodi: Your Body’s Job Is To Heal

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Grab a Rat and Milk It, The Protein Myth

Grab a Rat and Milk It, The Protein Myth

Dr. Thomas Lodi discusses the protein myth in this short video: More videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/oasisofhealing/videos

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How to Stop Making Cancer and Turn your Prognosis Around

How to Stop Making Cancer and Turn your Prognosis Around

By Thomas Lodi, M.D. The most important and relevant challenge facing people who have been diagnosed with cancer and even those who have not been diagnosed is, “How do I stop doing this?” “How do I stop making this cancer?” Clearly, since in the United States, one out of two men and one out of two and a half women [...]

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Mammograms: Are they Safe?

Mammograms: Are they Safe?

By Thomas Lodi, M.D. Pink ribbons, fund raising hikes, runs and walks as well as marquis, TV and magazine ads seem to culturally define the month of October to Americans with seemingly as much significance as apple pie, turkeys and pilgrims define November. Our October heritage, though has very shallow roots going back in time only a couple of decades [...]

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