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Sunday, February 21, 2010

Smoking And Lung Cancer Are A Lethal Combination By: Rory Francis

The Facts About Smoking Lung Cancer



Smoking and lung cancer are directly related. Smoking lung cancer is ten times more likely to kill an individual than lung cancer in non-smokers. The more cigarettes an individual smokes and the longer he she smokes increases the chances of them developing smoking lung cancer. However, the risk of developing lung cancer can be reduced by quitting smoking.



Types of Lung Cancer



There are two types of lung cancer. Small cell and non-small cell. Small cell lung cancer spreads much quicker than non-small cell lung cancer. Non-small cell lung cancer consists of three types. These types are squamous cell carcinoma, ademocarcinoma and large cell carcinoma. Squamous cell carcinoma is more likely to be seen in those who smoke cigarettes that are unfiltered and have high levels of tar, while ademocarcinoma is seen more in individuals who smoke filtered low tar cigarettes.



Signs and Symptoms



There are many signs and symptoms of smoking lung cancer. However, lung cancer is usually advanced before the symptoms occur. The symptoms of smoking lung cancer are chronic cough, persistent cough, or coughing up blood. An increase in mucous production may also occur. When breathing, an individual may experience wheezing, shortness of breath, or chest pain. Some individuals may also be hoarse, lose his or her appetite, and lose weight. Finally, bronchitis and/or pneumonia may develop.



Diagnosis



Smoking lung cancer is very easy to diagnose by your doctor. First, he or she will get a thorough medical history from the patient. The final diagnosis of smoking lung cancer will be determined by a CT scan.



Treatment



Treatment of smoking lung cancer varies from patient to patient. These types are surgery, radiation, chemotherapy or combination therapy, which is a combination of the other three treatments. However, no matter what treatment is chosen, quitting smoking is a must.



Surgery is only chosen as a treatment when the disease is in a limited number of stages. The location of the tumor can also determine whether or not surgery is an option. If surgery is chosen, the tumor will be removed and part of a lobe, a whole lobe or the entire lung may also be removed.



Radiation therapy is an x-ray that kills cancer cells. It can be used to relieve the pain that the tumor causes. Also, it can decrease or eliminate the tumor altogether. Chemotherapy comes in the form of a pill, injection or catheter. Each form consists of a medication that is used to decrease the size of the tumor or eliminates the cancer.



The best way to prevent smoking lung cancer is to not smoke at all. Decreasing the amount that you smoke or switching to a lower tar cigarette does not reduced your chances of getting lung cancer. It only changes the type of lung cancer that you will get. Therefore, not smoking is your best option for not getting smoking lung cancer.





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Saturday, February 13, 2010

Cancer Information Can Give You A Lot Of Help

A diagnosis of cancer can be very frightening, and the best way is conquer fear is through greater knowledge of the topic. To find reputable health related resources online including cancer information like early detection, prevention, treatment, new research advances and more visit the American Cancer Society at www.cancer.org, dedicated to "eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering." This site is educational and easy to navigate; there is plenty of comprehensive information on specific cancer topics discussing common types of cancer including bladder cancer, breast cancer, colon and rectal cancer, endometrial cancer, kidney cancer, leukemia, lung cancer, melanoma, Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, pancreatic cancer, prostate cancer, skin cancer (non-melanoma), and thyroid cancer, in addition to causes, treatments, coping, drug information, and clinical trials.




The National Cancer Institute of the United States National Institutes of Health located online at www.cancer.gov features accurate, up-to-date, comprehensive cancer information from the United State government’s principal agency for cancer research. Find common types of cancer listed by types in A-Z format, by body location and system, childhood cancers, women’s cancers, clinical trial results, educational materials, and other cancer topics including treatment, prevention, genetics, causes, screening and testing, coping with cancer, smoking and cancer, cancer health disparities, fact sheets, and more. This site discusses types of cancer treatment, and cancer drugs including specific drugs approved to treat cancer or conditions related to cancer, and updates on new drug development and approval. Complementary and alternative medicine, like healing philosophies, approaches, and therapies are popular options, and can be used in addition to or instead of conventional cancer treatment as well.



Learn about cancer treatment trials that are of potential benefit to you or a loved one and use this information to help decide whether or not to participate. Also find good suggestions for choosing a physician and cancer treatment facility, national Cancer Institute supported cancer centers, after care treatment like follow-up medical care, physical and emotional changes, changes in social relationships, and workplace issues. You can also access breast cancer information, lung cancer information, and more general information on cancer online at www.cancer-info.com, an extensive cancer website offering unbiased support and information regarding all types of cancer and chemotherapy options, cancer research advances, continuing medical education and more. Take this new found knowledge and use it to beat cancer; get a new perspective and a new outlook on life.





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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

What's in Your Future?

A year from now would you like to:

1. Quit your JOB or at least not NEED your job.
2. Buy a New Home or maybe a Vacation Home in the mountains or seashore
3. Take a vacation to a place of your dreams….Paris, Rome, Hawaii, Fiji….you name it
4. Be able to spend some quality time with your spouse, your children, your grandchildren
5. Be able to give your spouse what he/she has always wanted
6. And the List goes on and on……….


And not have to worry about THE PRICE.

Hi,

My name is George Lane and I live in North Carolina,

Back in March 2008 I was diagnosed with Cancer….yes the Big “C”. Up until then, my wife and I had a pretty good life. Two children, one married and one in college. We had some debt but nothing we couldn’t handle. We both had good jobs and life was Good until that day when the doctor told me the bad news. It took forever to get to the treatment phase. Since it was tongue cancer, 6 teeth had to be pulled because they would die and rot anyway. Finally, 6 weeks of radiation and Chemotherapy. To say they were the worst six weeks of my life would be an understatement but I had the support and prayers of my family, friends and church. To make a long story short, I am cancer free….thank you GOD. But since then my wife has lost her job, our dear companion, Cocoa (my dog) passed away in Dec 2009, and my Son is in Community College to save money. He will be a Nurse in December, GOD willing.

So why am I telling you this? Just so you will know where I am coming from in my life. I have tried internet marketing a few years ago and failed miserably. I have spent a lot of money with nothing to show for it except more debt. So now money is really tight. Don’t have an advertising budget at all or money to join most MLMs out there. So what am I to do? I have been doing some research online to see if it was possible to make money without spending much or any for that matter.

Just by accident, I opened an email titled “Zero-out-of Pocket Program will Earn You Over $10,000”. It Turns out that’s $10,000/month not per year. They claim this can be done in 5-6 months if you work at it. The program just launch so I don’t know if it can be done or not but I AM going to give it a try. I just need Six people to come with me. Once I get my Six I will help you get your Six.

The site is here. Go there now and look around the site. Look at the videos and see what you think but please don’t join because you are sorry for me….join because you think it is a worthwhile interprise. I need you behind this 100%.

http://www.wealthcreationsnetwork.com/wcn.php?ref=GL1623


Together, maybe we can do some of those things at the top of this email before the year is out. Life is too short to wonder, “What IF”.

Thank You,

George Lane
Georgel100@gmail.com

P.S. Just in case you may be wondering if I made up this whole sob story to get you to sign up with me, call me and we will talk…..336-202-8665. I have the mask they used for the radiation treatments in my garage…..I will send you a pic if you like.