The World Health Organization states that one in every eight American women will get breast cancer. As the prevailing cancer caused by excessive estrogen, best-selling author, Dr. Bob “The Drugless Doctor,” shares 10 critical, all-natural, tips to prevent breast cancer.
“Breast cancer stems from a multitude of factors including inherent and environmental factors ranging from specific lifestyle routines, natural exposures, medical treatments, and carcinogens,” said Dr. Bob Dr. Bob, D.C., NHD, founder of DruglessDoctor.com. “As an individual’s health is ultimately dictated on his or her lifestyle choices, it’s absolutely critical to listen to the body and adhere to all-natural preventative measures.”
Dr. Bob, “The Drugless Doctor” is a health practitioner driven to implement an all-natural lifestyle due to the growing detriments in American health. For decades he has combined his continual effort to listen to the holistic body and make an impact for a healthier future. With rigorous research and countless patient interactions his guidance has guided thousands of individuals.
10 immediate breast cancer prevention action steps are as follows;
1. Inquire about the urine iodine number – supplement accordingly
2. Inquire about the 25-hydroxy-Vitamin D supplement accordingly
3. Inquire about the Urine Estrogen 2 and 16 treat accordingly
4. Assess liver body signals and supplement accordingly
5. Avoid soy, soda, liver stressing meds and canned food; eat organic foods.
6. Focus on green veggies like broccoli; it reduces the Urine 16
7. Avoid sugar since bacterial proliferate in a reduced oxygen or anaerobic state fueled by sugars breakdown
8. Reduce waist size to less than 35 inches; visceral or tummy fat promotes estrogen production.
9. Assess the TSH, T3 and T4 levels and treat naturally accordingly; thyroid function is necessary for optimal colon function with reduced demand placed on the liver.
10. Limit liver stressing alcohol; only drink organic alcohol beverages if needed.
[1] “Breast Cancer Risk in American Women.” National Cancer Institute FactSheet. National Cancer Institute, 24 Sept. 2012. Web. 30 July 2013.
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