Welcome to Cloverleaf Chiropractic Show. Today, I'm going to do the show on cancer prevention. Welcome to the Cloverleaf Chiropractic Show, a podcast advocating wellness, life and healing from within. With 38 years in practice, 50,000 patients and over 1 million chiropractic adjustments, here's your host, Dr. Daniel Abeckjerr. A different perspective on Cancer My name is Dr. Daniel Abeckjerr. I'm a Doctor of Chiropractic. And today we're going to talk about a different approach about how to look at cancer, and some of the things that are going on today with the science of cancer, the new research and the new things that are coming out. So stay tuned. I'm doing this show to educate the public on health and wellness. And we're going to talk about different statistics about what cancer is and where we are with cancer today. The goal of today is to look at prevention. You know, how do we prevent having cancer? How can we radically change our view on health, and what are some of the tools that we can take to look at health and life? There's no one out there that's not affected by cancer. Everybody has some kind of cancer close by friends, family, that have been touched by cancer. So it's important to educate yourself so you can become a leader in your community. And you can understand how the body works. And you know how to create a fine tuned, efficient body that can fight disease and fight off cancer. So, some of the prediction that the CDC has, is basically the new cancer cases are expected to increase from 1.5 million per year in 2010 to 1.9 million per year in 2020. The number of cancer deaths expected to increase from 575,000 in 2010 to 630,000 in 2020, which is basically the number one killer in America today. Between 2010 and 2020, the new cancer cases and are going to go up by 24% or are going up by 24% in men to 1 million cases per year and 21% in women to 900,000 cases per year. So the kind of cancer that we expect to increase the most are the melanoma which is the deadliest kind of skin cancer in white men and women.