Hormone Replacement Therapy after Breast Cancer

Monday, August 16th, 2010

Generally speaking, a great deal has already been discussed on the issue of hormone replacement therapy. However, less is known specifically about this form of therapy for breast cancer survivors. One reason for this is that physicians are concerned about prescribing any of these drugs to their patients for fear that it might […]

How To Prevent Breast Cancer With Co-Enzyme Q10

Saturday, July 24th, 2010

You will discover:

What is co-enzyme Q10?

Why taking co-enzyme Q10 helps to prevent breast cancer?

How much co-enzyme Q10 to take to prevent breast cancer?

What Is Co-Enzyme Q10?

Co-enzyme Q10 is present in all your body cells it is a vitamin like compound similar in structure to vitamin E and carotenoids.

Co-enzyme Q10 is also referred to as vitamin […]

Breast Cancer: Telling Your Kids About It

Tuesday, July 13th, 2010

One of the hardest parts about being diagnosed with breast cancer is how to tell your children about it. Generally speaking, the best thing to do is to be honest with them. If they don’t hear it from you now, they’re bound to find out some other way - they’ll overhear a conversation when you […]

Diet Basics for Breast Cancer Patients

Friday, June 18th, 2010

Feeling frustrated about your daily diet after you've been diagnosed with breast cancer?

Do you need to change your daily diet?

These are the common questions whether you want to stay healthy as breast cancer patients need more time and effort to be curbed. We still need food to survive but once we're eating the 'wrong' food […]

Breast Cancer - Young Women

Monday, March 22nd, 2010

Although many people believe that young women don't get breast cancer, the fact is they can and they do. One in every 229 women between the ages of 30 and 39 will be diagnosed with breast cancer within the next 10 years.

The statistics that surround younger women and breast cancer are frightening. […]

Breast Cancer - Radiation-induced Agony and Metastases - Part 3

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

The wife of a friend of mine was diagnosed with breast cancer nine years ago. She underwent mastectomy, radiotherapy and chemotherapy. She was well after that. She was a pride of the medical establishment and was invited to the ?Celebration of Life? party. But it was not to be. Soon after receiving the invitation she […]

Clinical Trials in Breast Cancer

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

The process of demonstrating whether a novel treatment method is better than the previous ones requires breast cancer patients to volunteer to take part in the testing of new drugs and procedures. These tests are called clinical trials.

Clinical trials need to be done in an unbiased way, if their results are to be deemed […]

How To Make Life Easier For All Who Suffer From Breast Cancer

Thursday, January 14th, 2010

I am personally aware of how hard it was to see, Ann, one of my daughters, struggle with the pain of the treatments for her breast cancer. After many long months in the hospital, Ann, in 1995, was relieved of all of her pain as she left us and went to be with the Lord. […]

Adverse Effects of Breast Cancer Chemotherapy

Thursday, November 26th, 2009

Undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer patients will definitely increase overall survival the occurrence of adverse events is inevitable. Of all the side effects of chemotherapy, bone marrow toxicity. The bone marrow primarily functions as the production site of white and red blood cells. Most women treated with chemotherapy for breast cancer will […]

The Most Important Health Tips For Breast Cancer Patients

Friday, November 13th, 2009

If you are someone you know is going through breast cancer, you know what an emotionally and physically trying time it is. Many forms of cancer treatment only add to the discomfort that the breast cancer patient experiences. Radiation treatments, for example, can cause a great deal of fatigue and it can take up to […]

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