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Prevention is Better than Cure
Progress in the Fight Against Breast Cancer
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New reports show that maintaining a healthy weight, breast feeding, exercising regularly, and limiting consumption of alcoholic beverages can reduce the risk of breast cancer, according to an updated version of the American Institute for Cancer Research/World Cancer Research Fund's (AICR/WCRF) report.
Based on these conclusions, the AICR recommends the following for reducing the risk for breast cancer:
- Reduce body fat. Because there is a proven link between excess body fat and cancer; the goal is to be as lean as possible within the normal range of body weight (BMI).
- Be physically active. Exercise should be part of everyday life. Aiming for 30 minutes a day is ideal. This can include walking, jogging, swimming, or a combination of exercises. The important thing is to get moving enough to break a sweat.
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“I take Triple Complex Slimmer's Assist and the weight continues to go! Also I have more energy and feel better about myself… I know I will succeed now.” —Hilda |
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- Limit alcohol consumption. Alcohol should be limited to 1 drink per day for women, 2 drinks for men.
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- Breastfeed. New mothers should breastfeed exclusively for up to 6 months and then add other liquids and foods. Evidence is convincing that mothers who breastfeed reduce their risk for breast cancer, and there is also probable evidence that children who are breastfed have a lower risk of gaining excess weight as they grow.
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“The cleansing I experienced while using the Detox Drops was extremely beneficial. I had [good] digestive functioning and had an overall feeling of inner cleanliness.” —Audrey, VT, USA |
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Adopting these lifestyle changes and reducing exposure to substances that have been shown to promote the disease, such as hormones and chemicals, will go along way in helping you steer clear of breast cancer.
In addition, by embracing a holistic lifestyle that combines diet, exercise and natural remedy support, you are bound to promote a more balanced state of overall wellness for maintaining health and preventing disease.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month |
Product Question? Ask Our Experts
Question: “Is Fatigue Fighter a liquid or pills? Should I take this with vitamins or alone?" -- Imelda |
Answer: Fatigue Fighter comes in the form of a concentrated tincture (liquid) to be diluted as recommended. You may safely take this remedy on its own or with vitamins, as it should not reduce the efficacy of the remedy. The Native Remedies Team |
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