October is internationally known as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Pink Ribbon Day is always on the fourth Monday of October, which marks the culmination of breast cancer activities. This day is for fund raising to support research.
I had a mass on my breast. The word to emphasize is “had.” By focusing on cleaning my mind, body, my emotions, and my spirit, I was able to shift it out of me. Yes, I shifted cancer out of my body naturally. I made many important lifestyle changes and the results came back crystal clear: no cancer.
As October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, you’re likely to see more reminders in this time than throughout the year on how to perform a self-exam and what to do if you suspect abnormalities in your breast tissue.
It seems as though breast cancer causes are multiplying each year and specialists are finding more reasons that people could get the cancer. This is a guide designed for both men and women who ant to know about the common breast cancer causes and how they can protect themselves. Take the time to check out these causes right now and take note of any that might be directly applied.
There are several myths about the cause of cancer. Some of the myths are underwire bras cause it (no they don’t), water bottles cause it (no they don’t), lumpy breasts mean greater risk (no they don’t they just make it harder to find a cancer that has developed), it only strikes women with a family history of cancer (80 percent of cases occur where there is no family history), father’s family history of it doesn’t matter (yes it does matter). One in eight women in the US gets it over a lifetime of 85 years of life.