The Glow Pink

Although not as mentioned in media such as lung, breast, prostate or ovarian cancer, bladder cancer is a deadly disease which affects thousands of people around the world. This type of cancer makes up 5% of all cancers in the USA compared to breast cancer which contributes to 12%. Additionally, 40-50% of people over 65 are suffering from skin cancer, while 1 in every 4 Americans is dealing with lung cancer. Although bladder cancer doesn’t affect so many people, there are still more than 80 000 cases annually. Most of the symptoms are misdiagnosed, which makes the disease deadlier. WHAT IS BLADDER CANCER? Bladder cancer occurs when the cells of the organ change and start behaving differently. Besides bladder cancer, changes in the organ may also cause urinary tract infections, kidney stones or benign tumors such as fibroma. There are 2 types of the disease – invasive bladder cancer, which occurs to the cells in the urothelium, and non-invasive bladder cancer, which occurs when the disea

What You’ll Need 1 cups rose petals (2-3 organic roses) 1 cup grapeseed oil (You can also use jojoba or olive oil) Pot Water Glass jar with lid Sieve Step 1: Prepare 1 cup of organic rose petals (2-3 roses) and 1 cup of grapeseed oil in a glass jar. Step 2:  Bring a pot of water to a boil. Then remove it from the heat. Step 3: Shred the petals. Step 4: Add the petals to the oil. Step 5: Swirl the petals around in the oil. Step 6:  Cover the jar and place into the hot water. Warming the oil helps release the scent from the petals. Step 7: When the water cools, remove the jar. Let jar sit for 24 hours or longer (for stronger results). Step 8: Enjoy! (Optional: Use a sieve to separate the rose petals from the oil before using) I’ll be using the oil for my body and to condition the ends of my dry hair. But you can also use it for your face and your nails (conditioning your bare nails/cuticles after removing nail polish). After learning how to make ro

Instead of waiting for a regular checkup, start paying more attention to the changes and signs your body shows. Among them are: 1.      Back pain and lower back pain: Many patients diagnosed with liver cancer report having back pain. Sometimes back pain may indicate breast cancer since the tumor presses the chest and the ribs. 2.      Changed nails: Too pale and whitish nails are often sign of liver cancer while brown or blackish dots on the nails may indicate skin cancer. In addition to this, nail curving may be a sign of lung cancer. 3.      Swollen face:  Many lung cancer patients have swollen or red face due to the fact that lung tumors block the chest blood vessels and restrict the blood flow to the face. 4.      Sore/skin lumps:  Check every skin and as these lumps or bleeds may indicate skin cancer or basal cell melanoma. 5.      Red/ swollen/sore breasts: A clear sign of breast cancer. 6.      Nipple changes:  Inverted, flat, or sideways changes in the nipple ar