38 Recettes de Repas pour combattre le Cancer du Colon de Joe Correa

38 Recettes de Repas pour combattre le Cancer du Colon

Joe Correa

38 Recettes de Repas pour combattre le Cancer du Colon : Aliments emballés de vitamines dont le corps a besoin pour se battre sans l'aide de médicaments ou pilules Par Joe Correa CSN Le risque de cancer du côlon est provoqué par plusieurs facteurs tels que l'âge de plus de 50 ans, les antécédents familiaux, les syndromes génétiques héréditaires, un mode de vie sédentaire, le diabète, l'obésité, l'alcool, le tabagisme et un régime à faible teneur en fibres et à forte teneur en matières grasses. Pour diminuer le risque de cancer du côlon, la consommation de viande rouge, les aliments riches en calories et les bonbons, les grains raffinés comme le pain blanc et les aliments frits doivent être évités. Certaines méthodes de cuisson des viandes peuvent également augmenter le risque d'avoir un cancer. Les viandes cuites à très haute température peuvent former des agents cancérogènes. Un régime riche en fibres c'est-à-dire une consommation de fruits, de légumes, de céréales, y compris la farine et de pain, protège contre le cancer de l'intestin. Le calcium et la vitamine D contenue dans les produits laitiers réduisent le risque de cancer intestinal et de polypes. Les aliments riches en antioxydants renforcent le système immunitaire du corps contre les substances potentiellement dangereuses appelées radicaux libres. Le carotène, le bêta-carotène et la lutéine sont quelques exemples d'antioxydants présents naturellement dans les fruits et légumes. Des études ont montré que l'acide folique est également un agent préventif du cancer du côlon. L'acide folique est responsable de la formation de nouvelles cellules et de tissus, tout en gardant les globules rouges en bonne santé. Un exemple commun de légumes riches en acide folique est le feuillu vert, et en particulier les épinards. Les agrumes contiennent également une grande quantité d'acide folique.

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For many years I have helped people to finance their homes or to lower their payments. I have worked for different banks, lenders, and a large investment advisory firm. I started as a college math professor at Miami-Dade Community College teaching all math subjects I was asked to teach at age 23, which was kind of awkward for many of my students as many of them were around my age or older but my ability to teach others and to master math helped me make difficult subjects easy to understand. That's why my classes became larger and larger. I was approached by Union Planters Bank which is now Regions Bank, one of the largest banks in the country, and worked for them as a Financial Sales Representative at one of their branches. This was an important learning stage for me that allowed me to see the value in helping others. On a daily basis, I was required to open the bank doors, open the bank vault, open personal and business bank accounts, complete home equity lines of credit and home equity loans, and many other tasks. I especially enjoyed closing home equity loans and wanted to learn more so I got my mortgage license and went to work for a mortgage company on a commission basis. Everybody was busy. There was so much work and so many banks eager to lend. A year later I started my own mortgage business and soon transitioned to a correspondent lender, which later became one of the top 100 in the state of Florida. I was able to help hundreds of people to buy a home, refinance to lower payments, and to take cash out to pay off debts or reinvest. When the economy slowed down and banks slowed down lending I decided to focus on helping investors by becoming an investment advisor. I got my series 67 license and started my own investment advisory business. Most investors had lost trust in the economy and did not want to reinvest so I decided to help others by educating them. I hope this book reaches as many people as possible and helps shape a new future for many that might feel stranded on their own without a solution.