Breast cancer comes in many variations. One of the primary factors in determining the type is the sensitivity of the tumor cells to estrogen. If a breast tumor is estrogen receptor-positive, estrogen transfers a message to the cells to grow. But we can minimize the activation of receptors a few ways….

Certain types of cancer are closely tied to obesity, and breast cancer is one of them. But It turns out the relationship between fat and your hormones is what really makes all the difference in your breast cancer risk…

Breast cancer is alarmingly common these days. In fact, one in every eight women will develop breast cancer at some point in their lifetime. So if you’re a woman, it’s safe to say that prevention should be your top priority.

If you haven’t already heard, fortifying your gut with beneficial bacteria can help you overcome stomach problems like IBS, avoid colon cancer, boost your bones and even promote younger looking skin. Now you can add reducing breast cancer to the list…

Hormones influence pretty much every critical function in your body: your metabolism, your fertility, your biological clock, your mood, your immune system… and more. But one of your hormones’ most important jobs is telling your cells when and how they should multiply.

For many of us, the natural chemicals in our coffee represent the biggest dose of antioxidants we get during the day. And research shows those nutrients can nuke cancer.

If you really want to do everything in your power to decrease your chances of ever developing breast cancer, there’s one thing new research shows you should absolutely give up…

The news about how doctors want to handle a cancer diagnosis just isn’t getting any better. Yet, there is no shortage of those who come to the forefront to slander any natural treatment that shows promise. Not only is this frustrating, it’s ironic. How? Well, take their cut and burn philosophy…

Ask yourself: Is it mere coincidence that of these five cancers, four of them are the most diagnosed and often deadliest? Not when you consider that your own body has been pushed into a vulnerable state where these cancers can grow.

Lack of sleep could have a deadly effect on both men and women. According to researchers at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, sleeping fewer hours increases the risk for aggressive breast cancer in certain women.

If you want to reduce your risk of developing breast cancer—and the risk of it metastasizing to your lungs — give up sugar. Now. It’s that plain and simple. But don’t take my word for it. Listen to the experts…