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Top Ten Ways to Lower Your Risk for Breast Cancer

Breast cancer is at an all time high in the twenty-first century, especially for women. Listed below are ten preventable causes for breast cancer along with methods to help you reduce your risk.

This website is compiled from over 25 years of research on the causes and prevention of breast cancer. It is created by women for women. We are hopeful that by educating women as to what they can do to lower their risk factors for breast cancer, the best screening tools available and how to keep healthy, we can decrease and hopefully eliminate this devastating disease.


Staying Healthy

Keeping the immune system strong is difficult in the business of everyday life. We make choices each day that build or break down our immune system. If our daily regimen is healthy and balanced, then we can occasionally have a treat or go off the schedule, and it isn't going to hurt us. If our life is constantly under stress and we don't pay extra attention to our nutrition, exercise and getting the sleep that is needed, then our immune system breaks down. When we are under stress, in the "fight or flight" mode we do not manufacture "T" and "B" cells which are part of the lymphatic system's way of fighting infection in the body. We will eventually become ill. The following is a sensible program for building good health. If you already have signs of disease, then an enhanced version of this program may require an individualized professional evaluation. You might seek the advice of a naturopathic doctor, acupuncturist or visit Dr. Gardner's Clinic website

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Current Programs Sponsored by California Preventative
Medicine Foundation

"Women United"is an outreach program developed by the educational branch of CPMF to inform the public about ways to prevent breast cancer.

Each presentation includes:

  • How to lower your risk factors and prevent this disease.
  • How to keep your immune system healthy.
  • An explanation of breast screening tools and the accuracy rate of Mammograms, Ultrasound, Thermography and Skilled Palpation.
  • The "hands on" portion of the talk demonstrates how to do a "self-breast exam".

Inflammatory
Breast Disease

Inflammatory Breast Cancer or IBC is a rare form of breast cancer that frequently goes unnoticed because it doesn’t show up as a lump like most breast cancers.


About DCIS

Ductal Carcinoma in Situ or DCIS is a pre-cancerous condition in which dysplasic cells or metaplasia is encapsulated in the mammary ducts. Research shows that 35% of the female population has DCIS and occassionally it does move outside of the duct and become malignant.