81. College Of Letters & Science January 14, 2003 UCLA scientists report that 11 days of daily exercise andthe Pritikin lowfat, high-fiber diet induce prostate cancer cells to die. http://www.college.ucla.edu/barnard.htm

January 14, 2003 UCLA scientists report that 11 days of daily exercise and the Pritikin low-fat, high-fiber diet induce prostate cancer cells to die. The research, published in the new issue of the journal Cancer Causes and Control, is the first to show that diet and exercise can kill prostate cancer cells. "You can make changes in a short period of time that have a dramatic impact on your health - in this case, on the growth and death of prostate tumor cells," said R. James Barnard, professor of physiological science at UCLA and lead investigator on the study. Barnard and his UCLA colleagues studied two groups of men: 14 obese men, ages 42 to 73, without prostate cancer, who participated in an 11-day diet and exercise program at the Pritikin Longevity Center; and 8 men, ages 38 to 74, who have exercised regularly and followed a low-fat, high-fiber diet for more than 14 years. The researchers - who also include Tung Ngo and Christopher Tymchuk, UCLA graduate students working in Barnard's laboratory; Pinchas Cohen, a researcher at UCLA's Jonsson Cancer Center and professor of pediatrics at UCLA's David Geffen School of Medicine; and William Aronson, a researcher at UCLA's Jonsson Cancer Center and an associate clinical professor in the Department of Urology at UCLA's David Geffen School of Medicine - collected blood serum samples from the 14 men before they began the 11-day Pritikin program. At UCLA, the researchers mixed these serum samples in dishes with prostate cancer cells. At the end of the 11-day program, the researchers collected a second set of blood serum samples from the same 14 men, and placed these samples in laboratory dishes with prostate cancer cells.

82. Cancer diet and cancer Prevention. diet AND cancer PREVENTION. A wide varietyof factors are involved in the development of cancer. diet AND cancer. http://www.nutrition.org.uk/information/dietandhealth/cancer.html

Diet and Cancer Prevention DIET AND CANCER PREVENTION A wide variety of factors are involved in the development of cancer. Some are related to family history, while others are related to lifestyle and diet. Avoiding smoking, eating a balanced diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables and moderate amounts of red and processed meats, keeping body weight within the healthy range for height and keeping alcohol consumption to a moderate level, all help to reduce the risk of cancer. WHAT IS CANCER? The body is made up of small units called cells. New cells are constantly produced to replace cells that have become worn out or damaged. New cells are also made during growth, eg during infancy. Normally, the body regulates the growth of new cells but occasionally abnormal cells are produced. These abnormal cells do not function properly and if they are not destroyed by the body, they may develop and increase rapidly. This is cancer. The abnormal cells may also spread to other parts of the body and multiply there. Cancer can occur in different parts of the body. In the UK, the most common cancers in men are lung cancer, prostate cancer and colon cancer. The most common cancers in women are breast cancer, lung cancer and colon cancer.

83. Free Book Excerpt From The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet By Dr Robert Arnot. Plu A substantial excerpt, book jacket reviews from 'The Breast CancerPrevention diet' by Dr Robert Arnot. Plus and author biography http://www.bookbrowse.com/index.cfm?page=title&titleID=114

84. International Vegetarian Union - IVU Science - Medical Conditions Somatotropina Bovina? cancer from 'diet for a New Century' Dr. HansDiehl (EVU); Español - cancer, ¿mejor que una cura? (VegSocUK http://www.ivu.org/science/articles/medical.html

International Vegetarian Union (IVU) IVU Science Science Articles Medical Conditions See also: Health and Nutrition Links to articles published in various magazines by IVU Member Societies in several languages. They are of scientific interest, but the scientific validity of each article will need to be judged on its own merits. Italiano Alimentazione e celiachia (AVI) Being a gluten free vegan (VeganSoc) Conquering allergies - A lawyer's bout with illness leads to veggie business (TVA) (VSUK) Intolerancia y alergia alimentaria Gluten Free Diets (VSUK) La dieta sin gluten Nutrition and Allergies - Renato Pichler, Switzerland (EVU) Cesky Výziva a Alergie Deutsch Alimentation et allergies Italiano Alimentazione e Allergie What is Lactose Intolerance? (SSNV) Italian Arthritis Arthritis: relief through vegetarianism (TVA) Vegetarian Diets in the Treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis (SSNV) Italiano Le diete vegetariane nel trattamento dell'Artrite Reumatoide Cancer Cancer: from 'Diet for a New Century' - Dr. Hans Diehl (EVU)

85. ACS :: Common Questions About Diet And Cancer Donate and volunteer. It's easy and fun! Learn more. Common Questions About dietand cancer. Cholesterol Does cholesterol in the diet increase cancer risk? http://www.cancer.org/docroot/PED/content/PED_3_2X_Common_Questions_About_Diet_a

Home Community Get Involved Donate ... Search GetRandomImage("headerImage", "jpg", 121, 77, 30); My Planner Register Sign In News reports often link specific foods and nutrients to one particular type of cancer. ACS experts answer your questions about the role of various nutrients in breast, prostate, and other specific types of cancer. Prevention and Early Detection Prevention Early Detection Stories of Hope ... I Want to Help Help in the fight against cancer. Donate and volunteer. It's easy and fun! Learn more Common Questions About Diet and Cancer Alcohol Does alcohol increase cancer risk? Alcohol increases the risk of cancers of the mouth, pharynx, larynx, esophagus, liver, and breast. People who drink alcohol should limit their intake to no more than 2 drinks per day for men and 1 drink per day for women. A drink is defined as 12 ounces of beer, 5 ounces of wine, or 1.5 ounces of 80 proof distilled spirits. The combination of alcohol and tobacco increases the risk of cancer far more than the effect of either drinking or smoking. Regular consumption of even a few drinks per week is associated with an increased risk of breast cancer in women. Women at high risk of breast cancer may want to consider not drinking any alcohol. Antioxidants What are antioxidants, and what do they have to do with cancer?

86. Books To Help You Prevent Breast Cancer Through Diet And Nutrition The Mineral Connection Presents Books to Help You Prevent Breast cancerthrough diet and Nutrition, The Breast cancer Prevention diet. http://www.mineralconnection.com/breastca.htm

Bosom Buddies FAQs Health Forum Healthy Info ... Site Map shop by category Featured Specials Athletic Department Books, Books, Books Childrens Department Herb Department Mens Department Pet Department Womens Department Books On Breast Cancer Breast Care Kate Gilbert Udall Enhance Your Quality of Life with Optimal Breast Health Despite the advances in healthcare, conditions related to breast health are still some of the most frightening for women. In this booklet, author Kate Gilbert Udall outlines how to significantly reduce your risk of breast cancer, cysts, and related conditions. These include recommendations on dietary habits, lifestyle factors, supplementation, and more. Click the button with a picture of a shopping cart and the words: "ADD ADD" to order. Click here for shipping charges and alternative ways to order. Click here for a list of items refused by Customs. The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet The Powerful Foods, Supplements and Drugs That Combat Breast Cancer Dr. Bob Arnot New medical studies indicate that what you eat is directly related to your risk of developing breast cancer. In this groundbreaking and #1 bestselling booknow revised and updated to reflect the most recent medical findingsDr. Bob Arnot outlines a diet program that can help you combat breast cancer. Whether you are a breast cancer survivor, a woman with a family history of breast cancer, or a young woman who simply wants to take precautionary measures, Dr. Arnot's easy-to-follow program offers all the information you need to make significant dietary choices that could dramatically affect your life.

87. Newsletters - American Association For Cancer Research The link between obesity and diet in risk of breast cancer; Telomere shorteningas an early and prevalent marker of carcinogenesis in several malignancies http://www.aacr.org/2210d10.asp

Advanced Search About us Publications Membership ... E-mail to a colleague Spotlight Shines on AACR’s New Cancer Prevention Meeting Chairperson: Dr. Waun Ki Hong, UT M. D. Anderson Cancer Center , Houston, TX Organizing Committee: Dr. Raymond N. DuBois, Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center , Nashville, TN Dr. Brian E. Henderson, USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center , Los Angeles, CA Dr. Caryn E. Lerman, University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center , Philadelphia, PA Dr. Scott M. Lippman, UT M. D. Anderson Cancer Center , Houston, TX For those attending the AACR’s first international meeting on Frontiers in Cancer Prevention Research , there was a sense that this complex field, which had been under-appreciated by many for years, is now about to hit prime time. The excitement about its potential was palpable. Some reached for adjectives such as “landmark” or “watershed” to connote a coming-of-age for cancer prevention research. Few seemed more pleased than one of the field’s earliest disciples, Dr. Michael B. Sporn, the Oscar M. Cohn ’34 Professor of Pharmacology and Medicine at

88. The Macrobiotic Diet As Treatment For Cancer: Review Of The Evidence These stories appeared in such books as Dr J Kohler's (1979) Healing Miracles fromMacrobiotics; 8 M Kushi's (1983) The cancer Prevention diet; 2 V Brown and S http://www.kaiserpermanente.org/medicine/permjournal/fall02/macrobiotic.html

Search the Journal Site Index Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Clinical Contributions The Macrobiotic Diet as Treatment for Cancer: Review of the Evidence By Joellyn Horowitz, MD; Mitsuo Tomita, MD As a requirement for graduation, all medical students at the University of California, San Diego, must complete an Independent Study Project (ISP). Original, independent, creative, and scholarly activities, the ISPs are a cornerstone of UCSD medical education. As an Assistant Clinical Professor on the faculty of UCSD School of Medicine, Mitsuo Tomita, MD, chaired Joellyn Horowitz's ISP Committee. He encouraged and mentored her in writing this paper. Dr Tomita is also the Director of Continuing Medical Education for KP San Diego. He has been actively involved in medical education and points out that there is ample opportunity for other physicians to get involved in supervising medical students in ISPs at UCSD or in a variety of other ways. This research was done while Dr Horowitz was a fourth-year medical student at the University of California School of Medicine, San Diego, California.

89. CancerHelp UK Risks and Causes, Main risk factors diet and colorectal cancer What we knowabout diet Foods we all eat Other factors diet and bowel cancer summed up. http://www.cancerhelp.org.uk/help/default.asp?page=346

90. 18th Annual Vegetarian Food Fair s. Freedom from Candida Yeast, The Breast cancerPrevention diet, Preventing Prostate cancer. Thomas J. Barnard....... Us. Event http://www.veg.ca/foodfair/visitors/descriptions.html

18th Annual Vegetarian Food Fair September 13-15, 2002 :: Harbourfront Centre :: Toronto, Ontario Food Fair Site: Home General Information Exhibitors Volunteers ... Media Event Information General Information Schedule Presentation Descriptions Presenter Bios Stay Informed! To receive the latest Food Fair news and information by email, subscribe to our email newsletter Toronto Vegetarian Association (t) 416-544-8891 (f) 416-544-9094 foodfair@veg.ca Contact Us Event Descriptions Freedom from Candida Yeast The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet Preventing Prostate Cancer Thomas J. Barnard Learn about strategies to help maintain optimum health and prevent disease at this year's See Yourself Well lecture series. Each lecture focuses on a different topic. Join Dr. Barnard as he discusses a holistic approach to Defeating Diabetes; discover a balanced approach to maintaining overall good health through The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet; learn about Preventing Prostate Cancer through environmental and lifestyle choices; and find out more about how to restore Freedom from Candida Yeast. Biotechnology: An Animal Rights Perspective Lesli Bisgould, LL.B.

91. 18th Annual Vegetarian Food Fair Saturday September 14 100 pm Defeating Diabetes Saturday September 14 300 pmThe Breast cancer Prevention diet Saturday September 15 100 pm Preventing http://www.veg.ca/foodfair/visitors/schedule.html

18th Annual Vegetarian Food Fair September 13-15, 2002 :: Harbourfront Centre :: Toronto, Ontario Food Fair Site: Home General Information Exhibitors Volunteers ... Media Event Information General Information Schedule Presentation Descriptions Presenter Bios Stay Informed! To receive the latest Food Fair news and information by email, subscribe to our email newsletter Toronto Vegetarian Association (t) 416-544-8891 (f) 416-544-9094 foodfair@veg.ca Contact Us 18th Annual Vegetarian Food Fair Programming Schedule Free Admission! Food Fair Hours: Friday, September 13, 2002: 4-9pm Saturday, September 14, 2002: 10am-8pm Sunday, September 15, 2002: 10am-5pm All events take place at York Quay Centre (235 Queens Quay West, Toronto). Dates and times subject to change. Practical Meditation Workshop Friday September 13 6:00 pm Sunday September 15 1:00 pm Madhavendra, Canadian School of Meditation Join Madhavendra of The Canadian School of Meditation for an introduction to practical meditation techniques. GE Foods Grow in the Dark: The Hidden Face of GE Foods Friday September 13 7:00pm Holly Penfound and Pat Venditti, Greenpeace

92. InteliHealth: Vitamin & Nutrition types of cancer. Harvard Commentary Vegetarian diets Feast Or Famine? At somepoint in their lives, many people choose to follow a vegetarian diet for a http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/WSIHW000/325/325.html

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93. How To Lower Your Cancer Risk is at least five servings of fruits and vegetables a day) is the most importantfactor currently identified in the prevention of cancer through diet. http://www.berkeleywellness.com/html/fw/fwLon02Cancer.html

Introduction Fitness Nutrition Longevity ... Back to Longevity How to Lower Your Cancer Risk Cancer does not kill as many people as heart disease, but it still claims 560,000 American lives a year. Four major cancers (lung, colorectal, breast, and prostate) account for slightly more than half of these deaths. Some kinds of cancer (stomach, cervical, and uterine) have dramatically declined in this country, both in incidence and as a cause of death, while others are rising, or seem to be rising. For example, breast and prostate cancer may be occurring more often, or may simply be accurately diagnosed more frequently. (In fact, the number of new cases of prostate cancer has begun to drop, at least for white Americans.) Some other cancers appear to be occurring more frequently because the population is aging. Many of us worry too much about possible cancer promoters that are actually negligible. And at the same time, we may pay too little attention to simple but effective measures we can take to protect ourselves. Important measures for preventing cancer are already at hand. How does cancer occur?

94. Study To Focus On Diet, Nutrition And Weight Loss In Cats With Cancer FELINE cancer Study to focus on diet, nutrition and weight loss in cats with cancer.Jim Barlow, Life Sciences Editor (217) 3335802; b-james3@uiuc.edu 4/1/2001. http://www.news.uiuc.edu/scitips/01/04cats.html

Home About Us Contact Us For Media ... Search RESEARCH Science General Business Archives NEWS INDEX This Year Archives PUBLICATIONS Inside Illinois II Archives About II Postmarks QUICK SEARCH Advanced MORE Campus Calendar UI in the Media Other News Sources RESEARCH Science Veterinary Medicine FELINE CANCER Study to focus on diet, nutrition and weight loss in cats with cancer Jim Barlow, Life Sciences Editor b-james3@uiuc.edu Photo by Bill Wiegand Nicole Ehrhart, a veterinary surgical oncologist and lead researcher on the project that seeks to discover why cats with cancer lose weight. Cats are being sought for the study. A study beginning in April at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine seeks to answer that question. Researchers hope they can establish, for the first time, why cats with cancer lose weight during treatment. Researchers will provide a specially created, nutritionally balanced diet and treatment for 100 cats during the one-year study. They are asking pet owners whose cats have any form of cancer to consider taking part in the study.

95. The Source - The Newsletter Of The Harvard Center For Cancer Prevention . FEATURE diet and cancer Risk. . DEAR COLLEAGUES . . . RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS. . CALENDAR . . ARCHIVES . diet and cancer risk. How does diet relate to cancer? http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/cancer/publications/source/v9n1/

Volume IX, Number 1, September/October 2002 FEATURE Diet and Cancer Risk DEAR COLLEAGUES - Activity, diet, and colon cancer - Fruits, vegetables, and colon cancer NUTRITION FOCUS Antioxidants CENTER HIGHLIGHTS - Center video receives award of excellence - Tobacco Notes added to HCCP website - Center compiles evidence on breast cancer PROGRAM UPDATE Nutrition in schools ASK THE EXPERTS - Multivitamins and cancer prevention -Soy and breast cancer FOR YOUR FILES Healthy Eating RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS CALENDAR ARCHIVES Diet and cancer risk Diet is important. back to top Focus on fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and minimize red meat. back to top Drink alcohol in moderation, if at all. back to top Take a daily multivitamin. On top of a healthy diet, a daily multivitamin can provide added protection against a number of chronic diseases, including cancer. Studies have found a strong link between folate and a reduced risk of colorectal cancer, and vitamin A and certain carotenoids (some of which act as antioxidants) have been linked to a slightly lower risk of breast cancer. back to top Despite popular belief, there is very little evidence that total fat intake is linked to cancer. Some types of fat, though, may be important: there is evidence suggesting that a high intake of monounsaturated fat may lower the risk of breast cancer, and a high intake of animal fat may increase the risk of prostate cancer.

96. U-M CCC - Nutrition - Diet And Nutrition Forums Please call (734) 6154012 for information. October 23, 10-11am Fat inthe diet Which Ones and How Much? cancer AnswerLine 800-865-1125. http://www.cancer.med.umich.edu/learn/nutrforum.htm

Nutrition Tips Directions to the U-M Cancer Center -updated 9/02 Diet and Nutrition Forums Bring questions about your nutrition needs throughout treatment. Ask how to manage symptoms and side effects, or voice your concerns about long-term diet issues, herbs and supplements. Please call (734) 615-4012 for information. October 23 Fat in the Diet: Which Ones and How Much? November 27 December 18 Cancer AnswerLine 800-865-1125 U-M Comprehensive Cancer Center 1500 E. Medical Center Drive CCGC 6-303 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0944 This site is a part of the U-M Health System. The information presented is not a tool for self-diagnosis or a substitute for professional care. Please read the and the privacy statement for more information. Site Map Search Contact Us CCC Home ... Cancer AnswerLine

97. Dieting/Nutirtion Front Page 8:09 AM ET Friday, April 04, 2003 Researchers are trying to determine whether a diet rich in a particularnutrient can prevent cancer. Atkins diet beats lowfat fare. http://www.msnbc.com/news/DIETING_front.asp

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98. VegSource.com cancer diet Research Food, Nutrition and the Prevention of cancer A Global PerspecitveA Major International Report shows cancer is a preventable disease http://www.vegsource.com/veg_faq/

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99. Alternative Therapies In Health And Medicine Breast cancer $35 diet and the prevention and treatment of breast cancer;Participant assessment of a non-medical breast cnacer support group; http://www.alternative-therapies.com/at/staticpages/static.jsp?pagename=INFOPACK

100. WebMD/Lycos - Article diet and cancer Nutrition From National cancer Institute Written with the physicianin mind, this article details dietary and nutritional concerns that face http://webmd.lycos.com/content/article/9/1680_51095.htm

Lycos Home Site Map My Lycos SEARCH HEALTH FOR: Health Home Health News Conditions A-Z Wellness Topics ... Sign In Post a message, chat... Join Free newsletters and more Event Highlight Tuesday, April 08, 2003 9:00 p.m. The Doctor is In: Prostate Health Diet, Nutrition, and Disease Disease is defined as an alteration in the state of the body or some of its organs that interrupts or disturbs the performance of their vital functions. Nutrition, the physical and chemical process by which food is utilized, and diet, the regular course of eating and drinking adopted by an individual, make a profound contribution to health and disease. Overview Complementary Therapies Self-Care Web Links and Support Resources Overview The materials in this section have been chosen to provide a solid introduction to your health condition. They explain anatomy and physiology, give descriptive overviews of the disease, and include a glossary of the medical terms you will come across in the rest of your report. Articles of General Interest What Are the Benefits of Vitamins and Phytochemicals?

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