The Toronto Times

Toronto Cop charged with indecent act at Toys R Us store involving children A Toronto cop has been charged with indecent act involving children at a Toys R Us store. If proven true this would be a shocking breach of public trust. In Montreal, last year, a cop was charged with numerous sexual assualts where several victims were also brutalized. Police generally enjoy the public's trust and are rarely suspected making them more difficult to catch. Details...

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Cranberries: Great Cancer Fighter and Good for the Heart

Thursday, 04 October 2007

In Canada we are blessed with the wonderful cranberry. We have been a world leader in its production for the last 100 years. B.C. , Quebec and New Brunswick have some of the best cranberry bogs in the world. This berry has it all: excellent source of fibre, vitamin C and potent powerful Proanthocyanidins, a flavonoid found in some plants, with very strong anti-oxident and other medicinal qualities. They are now in season and it is a great time to buy in bulk and freeze them for the whole year. You can boil them and make a wonderful and healthy drink that is delicious. Enjoy this Canadian berry and Cheers to your Good Health! Remember prevention is the best medicine and do it now when you still can!

Up-date on DCA Clinical Trial approvals;donate to Dr. Evangelos MIchelakis' Clinical Trial

Thursday, 04 October 2007

DCA Update: Health Canada Approves First DCA Clinical Trial in Cancer
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UPDATE June 01, 2007
	Letter from Dr. Evangelos Michelakis

UPDATE March 15, 2007
	Letter from Dr. Evangelos Michelakis

UPDATE March 15, 2007

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Add Turmuric (Haldi) to your diet

Thursday, 04 October 2007

Turmic is a spice and it comes from India. When combined with a black pepper and heat it becomes a powerful cancer fighter.

Research shows turmeric also has strong anti-cancerous attributes and suggests that the high consumption could be responsible for the low incidence of some cancers among India's inhabitants.

Prostate cancer is certainly the most spectacular example of the differences that exist between India and western countries. The incidence of prostate cancer is about 100 cases per 100,000 people in North America, but only about five out of 100,000 Indians develop this disease.