COLORECTAL CANCER PREVENTION, DETECTION, TREATMENT

COLORECTAL CANCER PREVENTION, DETECTION, TREATMENT

Colorectal cancer is one of the leading cancers and the death rate has remained virtually the same since 1930 which means there has been essentially no progress in the treatment of these cancers. Lifestyle changes according to our Ten Point Plan can decrease your risk for developing colorectal cancer and also help to increase your lifespan if you do have it. Early detection is discussed. Please watch the videos.

SIMONE HEALTHY START™ PREVENTION PROGRAM

SIMONE HEALTHY START™ PREVENTION PROGRAM

The SIMONE HEALTHY START™ PREVENTION PROGRAM was first started in 1980 by Charles B. Simone, M.MS., M.D. It is described as the only prevention program in the country. Prevention of cancer, cardiovascular disease and other chronic illnesses is feasible, economical, and makes a lot of sense.

The key to prevention is to teach our children early in life about a healthy lifestyle. Prevention with simple changes in lifestyle is the key to America’s soaring health care costs and soaring rates of cancer, cardiovascular disease, obesity, diabetes, etc. One of every two people in the United States develop cancer. The National Academy of Sciences indicates that 60% of women’s cancers and 40% of men’s cancers and 80% of cardiovascular diseases are related to nutritional factors alone.

The Simone Healthy Start™ Prevention Program is designed to teach children about healthful lifestyles early in life. The Program consists of planned lunches, newsletters sent home, assemblies to instruct about the “good” and “bad” foods, vitamins and minerals, as well as other lifestyle factors.

MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY™

MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY™

Your health insurance costs are out of control and are the second leading cost for companies, organizations, unions, and governments. To contain costs, employers tried everything without success: less coverage, higher copays, higher deductibles, etc.  America spends the most on health care, ranks last among the top 19 nations, has one of the highest infant mortality rates, obesity rates, and a lower life expectancy. About 80% of all health care dollars are spent on chronic illnesses that are self-induced. And as “excess deaths” rise, health care costs will soar.