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5 Nutritious Essentials to Reduce Breast Cancer Risk
Eating a plant-based diet can reduce your risk for breast cancer and help stop recurrence. Whole plant foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains and beans help maintain healthy hormone levels, while phytonutrients, the naturally occurring chemicals in plants, can contribute...... -
Eat Plants, Not Meat: Dietary Guidelines Should Follow American Cancer Society Recommendations
The 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans should reflect the American Cancer Society’s (ACS) new recommendations calling for Americans to base their diets on fruits, vegetables, grains and beans, and to cut out red and processed meat.
The......
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Reduce Breast Cancer Risk - Even During the Holidays
Give yourself the gift of health this year with simple ways to reduce your breast cancer risk, even during the holidays! Physicians Committee launched the Let’s Beat Breast Cancer campaign with four simple steps: choose a plant-based diet, exercise, limit...... -
Three Ways to Reduce Breast Cancer Risk
Guest post by Lee Crosby, R.D.
My doctor found some suspicious spots in my left breast in 2010. A biopsy showed they weren’t cancer, but that I had a higher risk for cancer down the road. My doctor also......
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Reduce Breast Cancer Risk With These 4 Tips
Read moreEstrogen and Breast Cancer – A Bad Rap That's Time to Get Right
The safety of estrogen therapy is a hot topic that many women have a lot of questions and concerns about. Dr. Machelle (Mache) Seibel, who is a global leader in women’s wellness and menopause, wants to clear the confusion and set the record......Fiber May Help Lower Risk of Breast Cancer
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. This famous saying certainly seems to be the case in a new study published in Pediatrics that shows that teenage girls who eat a fiber-rich diet may have a considerably lower risk of......4 Ways to Reduce Breast Cancer Risk...Naturally
One in eight women in the United States will develop invasive breast cancer over their lifetime, and of those, less than 15% are due to family history. Most breast cancers occur in women who have no family history of breast cancer. These......NEW: Pathway Women's Hormone Balancer
Bloating, cramping, and irritable? These may be signs of estrogen imbalance. Pathway Women's Hormone Balancer is an herbal and nutritional product designed to promote hormonal balance, optimization of estrogen fractions, and proper elimination of excess hormones while supplying antioxidant protection. Women's......Orange Is the New Pink for Breast Cancer Prevention
Daily Beta-Carotene Intake Reduces Breast Cancer Risk by 19% Want to reduce your risk of breast cancer? Walk past the pink balloons, wrist bands, and packaged treats at the grocery store and head straight to the produce aisle. Orange is the......Categories
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