Breast Cancer Treatment – How To Beat Breast Cancer And Get Your Life Back
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Per information from the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF), about 200,000 new cases of breast cancer are recorded in the United States every year. This makes the condition three times more common than any other form of gynecological cancer. Furthermore, the NBCF estimates that about 40,000 lives will be claimed by breast cancer in the current year.
What is even more disturbing is the pace at which breast cancer rates have increased over the previous 50 years. In the 1990s, it was estimated that 1 in 20 women were diagnosed with breast cancer; however, this number has increased to one in seven women these days.
Below are some of the most important facts about breast cancer that you should take note of and what this book will be about:
Around 80 percent of women who are clinically diagnosed with breast cancer have no family history of the condition.
70 percent of the recorded cases of breast cancer are detected through self-examination of the breasts.
80 percent of breast lumps are found to be non-cancerous.
15 percent of all breast cancer cases involve females aged 45 and below; this age group is associated with lower recovery rates and more aggressive cancers.
1 in 8 women who lives up to the age of 85 will develop breast cancer.
Prevention Strategies
Causes of Breast Cancer
Treatment Strategies
Types of Breast Cancer
Symptoms of Breast Cancer
In the biggest review of research into the association between breast cancer and lifestyle, the AICR or American Institute of Cancer Research projected that around 40 percent of breast cancer cases in the US can be prevented if people make better and healthier lifestyle choices. As a matter of fact, the most current paleoanthropological research reveals that cancer was virtually absent in prehistoric humans, particularly before pollution and poor diet appeared. This only goes to show that cancer is actually a man-made illness.
It is also important to note that breast cancer is not a health condition that is exclusive to women. For every 100 women diagnosed with breast cancer, one male will develop the illness. The NBCF projects that around 1,700 men will develop this type of cancer and among which, 450 will die from it annually.
This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to successfully prevent or lower the risk of developing breast cancer.
This book also provides you with a broad understanding of the factors that may cause the development of this deadly illness and what you can actually do to avoid becoming the next victim. Furthermore, this book provides information on the most common treatment strategies used to treat breast cancer – both the conventional and alternative treatment approaches.
