Revealed: Change your lifestyle, lower your risk of breast cancer!

Anne McTiernan from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, says women should never blame themselves when they develop breast cancer, but women who don't have the disease have the chance to lower their risk of having it.

She says only 5% to 10% of cases result from genetics and DNA mutations. The remaining cases develop because of other causes, including lifestyle.

But you have the chance to change that!

You can lower your risk of breast cancer by a whopping 25%.

Here are the two changes you can make, starting today…

Break the cycle of breast cancer with two lifestyle changes

 
Two of the main factors that lead to breast cancer, besides genetics, are hormones and insulin.
 
The reason most women develop breast cancer during or after menopause are because of a combination of these two factors.
 
Your hormones change and this causes you to put on weight. The added weight messes with your body’s ability to use insulin and your weight increases further.
 
So what’s the best way to protect yourself from breast cancer?
 
Controlling your weight of course!
   
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Turn kilos of unwanted fat into lean muscle.
 
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Studies proved that weight loss and exercise significantly lower your risk of breast cancer

 
Putting the effort in to lose weight and adding physical exercise to your daily routine are two of the best ways to lower your risk of breast cancer.
 
Weight loss means your body controls your hormones better and you don’t store as many toxins because you have less fat cells. This along with adding physical exercise to your routine helps your body respond better to insulin, something that helps you lose even more weight.
 
Speak to your doctor about a weight loss program and adding a fitness routine to your lifestyle to lower your risk of developing breast cancer and improving your overall health at the same time. 

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