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THE BODY CURES CANCER DAILY
Cancer doesn't just 'happen'. Breast cancer takes an average of ten years to develop from the point where damage is done to a cell, until it has replicated itself to the point where a cancerous mass can be found.
Cell damage occurs daily, but we have many ways of dealing with this development. We can stop the damage happening in the first place, or at least dramatically reduce the chances of it developing. We can repair damage to DNA or cell membranes. We can get rid of, or detoxify, carcinogens. We can recognize cells that have mutated, and even started to proliferate, and eliminate them. We can encourage cells to live out their pre-programmed healthy lifespan, instead of going on to become cancer cells which do not die. There are several stages along the way in the development of cancer, and the healthy body can interrupt the process at most stages.
It is only when we are overwhelmed by cancer-causing or cancer-promoting factors, or when our defence mechanisms are not sufficiently able to deal with the abuses and imbalances, that cancer - in this case, breast cancer - gets a hold. Prevention of breast cancer makes sense because, if you can enhance your natural mechanisms which deal with early cancer, you may be able to avoid the traumatic experience of medical intervention.
A significant number of women, if they apply the principles in this article, may avoid the initiation of breast cancer. Or if they are in the very early stages of breast cancer which are as yet undetectable they may help to reverse the process. Even more astounding is the potential for women who have a genetic predisposition to breast cancer possibly to avoid their fate by applying these measures. Diet and lifestyle appear to be more significant influences on the development of breast cancer than is a genetic susceptibility. Women are likely to be able, literally, to reprogramme their genes.
Beyond a basic eating plan, we all have individual health issues that predispose us to an increased risk of breast cancer. For some it may be a question of hormone balance, for others their immune system may not be as effective as is ideal, and others still may not have the
'cast-iron' digestive systems that allow them to get away with dietary discrepancies. Taking a very personal approach, and working out which are the most important issues for you, can significantly raise your level of health and energy, enabling your defence mechanisms to work to maximum efficiency. Balance, or homeostasis, is what the body is always seeking to achieve, and if you allow this natural state to happen you are better disposed to deal with the threat of breast cancer.
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