In the medical world, there is still no better way to test for colon cancer apart from a colonoscopy. A recent study that was published in Canada found that even though this particular procedure is still only about 60-70% accurate in identifying colon cancer, it’s still better than not knowing at all, and before it’s too late. In comparison to another well known disease, it’s well known that the mammogram... 

There’s been a lot in the news in the last few days about colon health and what can be done to either improve this or prevent bad colon health in the first instance. And it’s being said as I’ve said been saying all along in my website at www.coloncleanseme.com, that it’s what you eat that determines the health of your colon. So the ideas on the website are not that far off being correct. High protein... 

Latest Colon News A new study out today shows that there are ten times more bacteria living in the human intestines than was previously found. This new research from the Standford University School of Medicine roughly calculates that there are at least if not more than 5,600 different species or types of bacteria living in the colon, which is quite a bit more than the 500 that was reckoned before. These many varied strains... 

Latest Colon News A new study indicates that a fat cell gene may well reduce the risk of colon cancer in some people. The study has uncovered evidence of a genetic link between colon cancer and a fat cell gene. This brings the relationship between obesity, insulin resistance and colon cancer risk even closer. This is Colon Cancer risk and not necessarily a cause. People with high levels of a hormone called adiponectin...