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Ozzy Osbourne Was Terrified by His Wife's Seizures

Ozzy Osbourne, the lead vocalist of the rock band Black Sabbath, was so frightened that his wife Sharon, wouldn't survive chemotherapy for colon cancer as Sharon Osbourne's (English television host and media personality) seizures just kept getting worse.

By DonDon Navidad

Research Discovers Colon Growths not Prevented by Calcium, Vitamin D Pills

In the latest setback to efforts on disease prevention through vitamin supplements, a major research determines that neither calcium pills nor vitamin D pills have any benefit to colon cancer patients who have had growths in the past.
Eating Dried Prunes May Prevent Colon Cancer

A new study shows that people who eat dried plums as a part of their daily diet has a smaller risk of developing colon cancer.
Taking An Aspirin A Day For Several Years Can Prevent Colon Cancer

But it's not as good as it seems to be. A study from Denmark recently showed that a person taking one or two baby aspirins per day, for at least five years, was linked to a lowered risk of colorectal cancer.
Regular Coffee Consumption Can Help Colon Cancer Patients

A new research shows that regular consumption of caffeinated coffee may help patients suffering from colon cancer. Coffee can decrease the risk of the deadly disease tumor and even death.
Red Grapes Benefits: Resveratrol Chemical May Prevent Colon Cancer, But Moderation Is Key

While there are many studies constantly being released about the benefits of red wine, in fact many the great things about this wine come directly from where they stem, and red grapes benefits are not something to frown to - particularly as the latest research has uncovered that this fruit may help prevent bowel cancer.
High Fiber Diet Reduces Colon Cancer Risk, Says New Study – Even When Only Following It For Two Weeks

With the ever-growing wave of fad diets like the controversial paleo one (based primarily on meat, nuts and berries and getting away from processed and more “modern” foods) or Atkinson’s; however, in spite of all the rage one way or another, over and over again research has proven that certain eating habits, such as a high fiber diet, are the healthiest.