Lumps under the armpit? Swelling that doesn’t go away? Unusual discharge from the nipples? Breast enlarged on one side or a change in the size or shape of the breast? Watch out – these are some of the symptoms of breast cancer. Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting woman. According to the statistics from National Cancer Institute under the category “ever getting it,” one out of eight women will be at risk of developing breast cancer. What is alarming today is that those afflicted with breast cancer are getting younger and younger. This is a book to equip you with the necessary knowledge to say no to breast cancer before it afflicts you. Breast cancer is curable if detected in its early stage. Early detection is great but I would rather spend time and effort to seek ways to prevent it. The war against breast cancer is a winnable war. We just need to change tactics from seeking the “magic bullet” cure to aggressively pursuing prevention. Eighty to ninety percent of all breast cancer are the results of things we do to ourselves. The enemy is us. The health of your breast is in your hands. It is your responsibility and yours alone to take steps now to avoid losing your breast to cancer.
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