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Recipe: A Taste of Mexico in Delicious Vinaigrette Recipe: A Taste of Mexico in Delicious Vinaigrette

Recipe: A Taste of Mexico in Delicious Vinaigrette

At Hope4Cancer, we take extreme pride in the location of our clinics. Our flagship site is located in Baja California, Mexico, just south of San Diego and nestled right across the road from an expansive boardwalk and beautiful beach. Cultural experiences abound: You can take in some music from a mariachi band, shop the...

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Recipe: Nevermind the Garlic Breath! Dig in to Delicious Mahi-Mahi Time for an Oil Change: Serious Concerns About Vegetable Oil

Recipe: Nevermind the Garlic Breath! Dig in to Delicious Mahi-Mahi

In honor of National Garlic Day on April 19, I’m excited to share a recipe for one of my favorite garlic-laden entrees: mahi-mahi with garlic, rosemary and orange zest. (The recipe is adapted from one I found on Integrative Cancer Awareness.) But first, I want to share a little more information...

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What is Bio-Immunotherapy? A Guide to the Benefits and Risks What is Immunotherapy? A Guide to the Benefits and Risks

What is Bio-Immunotherapy? A Guide to the Benefits and Risks

In both news reports and now in TV ads, the concept of bio-immunotherapy has been a hot topic for several years. But as amazing as these products are portrayed, I’m often asked how these wonder drugs work and whether they have any lurking dangers. What is Bio-Immunotherapy? Any discussion about...

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Recipe: Savory Snacking: Crackers from the Dehydrator Time for an Oil Change: Serious Concerns About Vegetable Oil

Recipe: Savory Snacking: Crackers from the Dehydrator

The cracker – that basic snacking staple – actually has quite the history, dating back centuries. Immigrants and explorers used to eat hardtack – the cracker’s predecessor – because it didn’t spoil for years. Troops in the Civil War then paired it with cheese to make an ad hoc breakfast or lunch....

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Recipe: Start Your Day with a Healthy Veggie Scramble Time for an Oil Change: Serious Concerns About Vegetable Oil

Recipe: Start Your Day with a Healthy Veggie Scramble

The word “brunch” first appeared in print in the United States some 120 years ago, and the activity was originally viewed as an elaborate eating experience only for the wealthy. Of course, as we all know, it’s since made big gains in both popularity and accessibility. The New York Times called Sunday a “two-meal...

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Tackling the Challenge Together: Seven Pieces of Caregiving Advice for Men Time for an Oil Change: Serious Concerns About Vegetable Oil

Tackling the Challenge Together: Seven Pieces of Caregiving Advice for Men

Cancer not only affects the cancer patients themselves, but also impacts their homes, families and relationships. Tens of thousands of women are diagnosed with cancer each year, causing the men in their lives to assume the role of caregiver. I first met Pam Pinney when she came to Hope4Cancer as a breast cancer patient to continue...

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Recipe: No Guilt, No Grain, Just a Delicious Tortilla Time for an Oil Change: Serious Concerns About Vegetable Oil

Recipe: No Guilt, No Grain, Just a Delicious Tortilla

Such a versatile and useful food, tortillas are great for wraps, desserts, snacks—unfortunately, most of the options you’ll find at the grocery store are not very healthy. It’s almost impossible to find a vegan, gluten-free and grain-free option on the shelves, and if you do find a grain-free tortilla, it usually contains a...

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