Malinger (feign illness)? Even many people suffer from various pains, discomfort, disease, all kinds of tests show normal. What's wrong? 1. Modern medicine may treat less than 30% of various diseases, but the general population believes medical doctors treat 80-100%. 2.Most tests can't find the cancer cells less than 5mm. Then there is no cancer. Now you see the picture. Factors that cause cancer 1.Damp heat As far as I know, I am the first one who has claimed the damp heat is the cause of cancer. If we don't know the real cause, we are not able to prevent and fight against the cancer. I would like to receive the Nobel Prize based on this fact. If everyone follows and keeps the contents of this book, cancer can be prevented very easily. 2.The lack of immune system When the immune system is low, cancer cells would grow and the body can't best the cancer cells. How to increase the immunity? 3.Chemical and environmental causes This is true, but it is almost impossible to cope with them as an individual. For example, can we remove all plastics from modern life? The author would try to explain all wonders related with health with very simple words.

Natural and herbal remedies are used by many people around the world, either for serious health management or for occasional treatment of symptoms. Learn the valuable tips and advice you need to increase your knowledge of remedies, and have many options available in a physical time of need. You will be surprised at the variety of natural cures you actually have access to.

Green tea is a popular healthful beverage in many parts of the world and its medical properties have been extensively explored. Green tea originated in China and the chemistry of green tea is renowned by its presence of polyphenolic compounds, particularly catechins. This book reviews the antioxidant activities of green tea catechins, its consumption and the ways it prevents potential infections; the potential beneficial effects of green tea consumption on Diabetes mellitus and how it can be used to reduce severe brain damage as well as its use in treating obesity. Other chapters examine how catechins may assist in the suppression of heart transplant rejection; a discussion on EGCG as the most abundant catechin green tea and its capability of inhibiting cell proliferation and inducing apoptosis in cancer cells; an evaluation and comparison of the phenolic composition and metal content of commercially available aromatized green tea infusions; and an investigation of the chromatographic behavior of catechins.