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Breast Cancer: Reduce Your Risk With Foods You LoveWritten by a pediatrician with a passionfor prevention, all women, even teens,
will find Breast Cancer: Reduce
Your Risk with Foods You Love is
clearly written and straight to the point.
The guidelines recommended will have
the greatest impact when started in the
preteen years, but it is never too late to
reduce your risk. One section is devoted
to healthy eating strategies for women who
are in treatment or breast cancer survivors.
In this simple to follow and easy to read
guide, Robert Pendergrast, MD will show
you:
• Specific actions that are known to
reduce risk,
• An overall diet plan,
• 10 specific foods which are
powerhouses of prevention,
• A guide to avoiding toxins in foods
and the environment, and
• An integrative approach to health
and wellness.
Carefully researched with scientific
citations at every step, Breast
Cancer: Reduce Your Risk with
Foods You Love is an easy to read
practical guide women of all ages
can enjoy.
