They found that freezing tumors in mice can help to stop the spread of the tumor. They are currently evaluating if this same technique could help in stopping the spread of breast cancer tumors.

They have also found that once you have had a tumor frozen there is less of a chance that you will have another tumor later in life. Almost like a vaccine for breast cancer.

2. Poor concentration

3. Loss of Desire for Physical Intimacy

4. Dry Vagina

5. Painful Intercourse

6. Skipped Cycles

7. Night sweats

8. Insomnia and Fatigue

9. Irritability

10. Depression

11. Irregular Cycles

12. Mood Swings

If you have any of those symptoms, you should consult with a physican and take a Menopausal Test.

More than 8 million people suffer from osteoporosis, a bone thinning disease. Most adults need 1,000 mg. calcium a day. Three servings of the milk group will aid you in getting enough calcium. Teens and the elderly should have four servings a day. While the milk group is the best source for calcium, there are plenty of foods that supply it. However you would need to consume 2 and a half cups of broccoli or 8 cups of spinach to get the same amount of absorbable calcium that you would get from one cup of milk. Of all the foods in the milk group, only milk is fortified with vitamin D. Vitamin D also helps your body absorb calcium.

Here are a few idea’s to get you started. Start breakfast with a bowl of cereal and milk. At lunch you can add cheese to your salad. For dinner you might want to try different chesses in your pasta dishes. Finally for a hearty snack you can snack yogurt with fruit or sip on a cup of soup made with milk instead of water.

Most people have been taught that if you see green mucus that an antibiotic is needed. Your doctor needs to first determine if the illness is due to a bacterial infection or a viral infection. Both infections have similar symptoms. That’s why it is important for your doctor to make the determination.

Bacterial infections are less common than viral infections. Symptoms can include pain in the ear, sore throat, postnasal drip, fever, pain in teeth, clogged nose, and a yellowish nasal discharge. When babies are too young to communicate the pain to you, they might be come fussy and cry continuously. These symptoms can lead to or be signs of ear infections, sinus infections, lung infections, whooping cough, and strep throat.

The symptoms of a viral infection can include muscle aches, fever, runny nose, stuffy nose, cough, red eyes, and swollen glands that can cause hoarseness in the throat. These symptoms can be a cause of a cold, fever, cough, sore throat, most causes of croup, vomiting and diarrhea. It is useless for a child to take an antibiotic to fight a common cold. It has very little, if any effect on it. It will not help your child recover or get better any faster.

There is however a danger in the over use of an antibiotic when not needed. Taking an antibiotic when not needed can lead to bacterial resistance. Here is a list of things you can do to prevent bacterial resistance: never save an antibiotic to give to your child at a later date, finish all medication prescribed by your doctor, use the medication exactly as prescribed. You should never use a medication that was prescribed to another person. You should also try not to miss any doses. You shouldn�t stop the medication when the child appears to be doing better.

One way to keep from overusing antibiotics is by not pressuring your doctor into giving you an antibiotic if he or she feels it is not necessary. Keep your doctor informed if you get worse or the illness does not go away.

Viral infections can sometimes lead to bacterial infections. The best defense against illness is prevention. You need to remember germs are everywhere. You can find germs in restaurants, doctor’s offices, gyms, children’s indoor and outdoor play equipment, public telephones, and shopping cart handles. There is just no getting away from them. You should always wash your hands before preparing food, eating food, after using the restroom, after playing at a playground, after using public transportation, after handling money, and after blowing your nose or sneezing. You could also invest in an alcohol based hand sanitizer. Hand sanitizers are more effective against killing germs then just hand washing alone.