Author: Tommy Roche

  • Bras and breast cancer

    Bras and breast cancer

    IS YOUR BRA KILLING YOU? Does wearing a tight-fitting bra – or any bra for that matter – for many hours every day increase a woman’s risk of breast cancer? This idea has been hotly debated ever since Sydney Ross Singer and Soma Grismaijer claimed in their book Dressed to Kill: The Link Between Breast…

  • Cannabis legalisation overdue

    Cannabis legalisation overdue

    Cannabis legalisation is long overdue. This is causing unnecessary suffering among hundreds of thousands of patients who are being let down by the system. Under current law, patients who use medicinal cannabis are classified as criminals. Medicinal cannabis use needs to be decriminalised.But, it is now obvious that only sustained public pressure will make that…

  • Cancer survival – inflating the figures

    Cancer survival – inflating the figures

    Cancer survival – inflating the figures Why the industry needs to stop inflating cancer survival figures. We would all love to see a cure for cancer and we applaud all genuine progress in reducing mortality rates. However, when the cancer industry boasts that early detection of cancers, coupled with advances in chemo & radiation “treatment”…

  • 10 problems with Conventional Cancer Treatment

    10 problems with Conventional Cancer Treatment

    10 problems with Conventional Cancer Treatment Most people with a cancer diagnosis undergo Conventional Cancer Treatment consisting mainly of surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy because they are told by cancer doctors that this approach offers the only hope of survival. They believe the cancer industry hype about the great advances being made due to earlier diagnosis…

  • Treatment Plan:10 questions every patient needs to ask.

    Treatment Plan:10 questions every patient needs to ask.

    Cancer Treatment Plan: 10 questions every patient needs to ask. A Cancer Treatment Plan is the furthest thing from your mind as you juggle work, family, friends, and a million other things in your day to day living. Then you go for a routine cancer screening test or maybe you just go to your doctor…