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National Cancer Control Month

Dear ,

April Fools may mark the start of this month but your health is no practical joke. We take our clients’ (and our own) health seriously. It’s National Cancer Control Month. It’s a time to remember those we’ve lost to this relentless disease that has become the second most common cause of death in the U.S. It’s a time to learn more about the role of diet and nutrition in the prevention of cancer.

Anyone can develop cancer. In an effort to dispel a common myth about cancer, this newsletter features the article Is Cancer Just About Family History?

During the past few decades, scientific research has made significant progress in understanding cancer and fighting it. There is still much to learn. Read about some recent findings regarding dietary habits and cancer risks in the article Why Kick the Can?

What better time to bring attention to prevention than in the prime years of life—youth and adolescence. Learn about the importance of and how to encourage disease prevention from an early age here: Better Habits for a Better Future.

We’re happy that when it comes to health, nutrition, and fitness, you’ve chosen us to be your source of news, support, and advice. We look forward to sharing more vital and practical information in the coming months and years.

To Great Health,
Gerry Morton, MS
President & CEO, EnergyFirst

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Is Cancer Just About Family History?

World Cancer Day was February 4th, 2014. The World Cancer Research Fund conducted a poll in which 34% of poll-takers believed that cancer risk is mainly due to family history. If that were true, there would not be much we could do about cancer.

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Why Kick the Can?

Where does our country get most of its calories from? A significant source of empty, non-nutritious calories is sugar-sweetened beverages. Sugar-sweetened beverages are the single largest source of added sugars

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Better Habits for a Better Future

When we think of our youth and adolescence—the younger years—we usually think of all the time we had to do various things, especially time for play and games. Bike riding, playing ball with the neighbors, or other active indoor and outdoor activities were often part of our daily lives.

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