Every 3 minutes a woman in America is diagnosed with Breast Cancer! Every 12 minutes another woman loses her battle with Breast Cancer! Seize Your Power! Understand Your Options! A diagnosis of breast cancer strikes fear in the heart of every woman, and with the lifetime breast cancer rate now approaching 1 in 7 American females, the real possibility of getting breast cancer looms with nagging malaise in every woman’s mind. Given the statistics, it is no wonder: Breast Cancer is the second most common cancer in the world, “In the United States, breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer “This year alone about 240,000 US women will be diagnosed with the disease, When I began my career in cancer education in the 1970’s, the chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer during one’s lifetime was one in 13 or one in 12; by the 1980’s it was one in 10; by the 1990’s it was one in eight; and according to Dr. Kirby Bland of the American College of Surgeons, the figure is projected to move closer to one in six before long.” This sad trend towards inevitability leaves many women feeling quite powerless. Most “prevention” programs (regular mammograms, breast self exams, and physician check-ups) are nothing more than early detection programs – better than late detection, but certainly not true prevention. While genetic testing may be revealing, it is not empowering. While organizations like StandUp2Cancer and Komen for the Cure are doing a phenomenal job to create awareness and raise funds for cancer research, it takes years to validate promising protocols. There is already ample scientific evidence that dietary choices dramatically influence both risk for breast cancer and outcome for diagnosed patients. The National Cancer Institute estimates that breast cancer deaths avoidable through dietary change run as high as 70%. Over the last three decades, I have personally coached over 25,000 cancer patients – more than 15,000 of them with breast cancer – and trained over 50,000 prevention seekers. Now, I want to share this life-changing information with you.  The life-time breast cancer rate is now approaching The classical risk factors for breast cancer, which are largely based on increased estrogen exposure, include female gender (males also get breast cancer), age, family history, early onset of menses, late menopause, no childbirths or childbirth after age 30, obesity, as well as the breast cancer genes. “No matter if both your grandmothers died of breast cancer, In actuality, genes are responsible for only five to eight percent of breast cancers, and all classically recognized risk factors (other than being female) account for only 20 to 25 percent of breast cancers diagnosed in the US. My experience at the Center for Advancement in Cancer Education has also proven these facts to be accurate. Among the more than 15,000 women with diagnosed breast cancer who have contacted us over the last 30 years, only a small percentage had a family history or genetic predisposition. So we began interviewing these women, looking for other common denominators that might explain their disease. I and other cancer counselors at the Center have worked very closely with thousands of these women, reviewing and assessing risk factors to see what new information could empower them to make a difference in disease outcome by addressing its causes. Amazingly, we uncovered another two dozen risk factors that nearly all of these women had in common – and I can’t wait to share them with you!
Today my Goal is to Help Anyone with Cancer… by providing the knowledge you need to make wise choices and help you design your own game plan that is protective of all your precious resources.
For those with breast cancer concerns, I have developed my Beat Breast Cancer Kit to help you prevent the disease, prevent its recurrence, or support your healing during and after treatment.  Focusing merely on classical risk factors is disempowering anyway, since you can’t do anything about most of them: You can’t change your gender, when you were born, the family you were born into, your menstrual history, whether or not you gave birth, and at what age if you did. That’s the bad news. The good news is that you don’t have to! There are volumes of scientific research on diet, stress, exercise and environmental factors suggests – and our clients have confirmed – that most breast cancer diagnoses may well be attributable to lifestyle choices – and those you CAN do something about. Your ability to stay well or get well lies largely in your hands, and that is a very empowering message!  THE INFORMATION IN THE
Research demonstrates that diet has a major impact on the development and progression of breast cancer and much of that information comes from studies of Asian women. The China Oxford Cornell Diet and Health Project, for example, concluded that the introduction of the western diet is responsible for recent increases in breast cancer rates in China. The US National Cancer Institute estimates that 70% of all breast cancer deaths are avoidable through dietary change. Scientific research published in hundreds of biomedical journals worldwide has demonstrated dramatic ways in which dietary choices can affect your risk of breast cancer – by influencing not only genetic expression, but also hormone levels and immune function. “Dietary fat and other dietary factors are strongly associated with risk for treatment failure…. Dietary intervention may serve as an adjuvant treatment to improve the prognosis of diagnosed breast cancer.” Other research in the well-documented field of psychoneuroimmunology has pointed to the mind-body-spirit connection and to psychological factors influencing breast cancer risk in particular.  Changing our ways of coping with stress, choosing which stressors we reject and which ones we hold on to, and learning to modify specific aspects of our personalities can play a major role in influencing our susceptibility to breast cancer or its recurrence and even our ability to reverse the disease. “Personality variables are much more predictive of death from cancer than cigarette smoking.” Hans Eysenck, British Journal of Medical Psychology As I mentioned, there are many lifestyle factors that contribute to cancer risk – and diet and stress management are not by any means the only ones – but changing what you’re eating and what’s eating you is a tall enough order – and, for many, all you’ll ever need!  The Beat Breast Cancer Kit will help you:
With the BEAT BREAST CANCER KIT You’ll Receive:
This practical and balanced lesson in healthful eating is for those who aspire to eat well, but are confused by conflicting dietary recommendations or overwhelmed by the complexities of food preparation. Packed with 157 simple, tasty, no-guilt recipes covering the culinary gamut from Appetizers & Snacks, Soups & Broths, Salads & Dressings, Entrees & Sides, Sweets & Treats and Juices & Smoothies, this book also incorporates informative sidebars of Tasty Tips, Helpful Hints and Nutri-Notes, and quotes nutrition authorities on nearly every page.
This 70 minute DVD is designed to help you take control of your health with primary prevention, not just early detection! In addition, Breast Cancer: The Diet Connection outlines easy and vital steps you can also take to help prevent recurrence and support yourself during or after treatment. It is based on scientific evidence published in prestigious medical journals, and over 30 years experience with thousands of women. You will learn about: powerful anti-cancer foods, the bottom line on dietary fats, beverages to avoid and beverages to include, how to boost immunity with your fork, foods that help neutralize excess estrogen, and more.
This empowering 45-minute CD discusses the scientific literature concerning stress and cancer in general, and summarizes medical observations and research studies linking emotions and breast cancer in particular. Based on empirical observations of thousands of breast cancer patients, it paints a psychological profile of the breast-cancer prone personality. This CD also includes powerful testimonials from recovered breast cancer patients discussing why they got sick, how they got well, and what they did to heal their lives.
This easy-to-read 84-page booklet is a simple and handy guide to the most important dietary and emotional tools for women concerned about breast cancer. Filled with medical and scientific resources, it provides practical suggestions about powerful choices women can make in terms of dietary management and stress management and clarifies specific lifestyle habits that can increase – or decrease – our risk of breast cancer and recurrence. Also included are inspiring stories of two long-term survivors whose breast cancers taught them profoundly wise lessons that can help all of us prevent or reverse the disease.
This 174-page book tells the amazing story of a 35 year old woman with metastatic breast cancer and the game plan she used to reverse it. By the time Anne Frahm found out she had cancer, it had already spread from her breast to her shoulder, ribs, skull, pelvic bone, and spine. Despite all of her treatments -- surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy --.her prognosis was still hopeless until she discovered the connection between cancer and nutrition. This book outlines Anne’s comprehensive diet and detoxification battle plan. Within five weeks of implementing her plan, her cancer disappeared and never returned.
This 28-minute television episode of “Christina Cooks” features the award-winning TV cooking personality Christina Pirello. As Christina demonstrates the preparation of healthful plant-based dishes, Susan Silberstein discusses what the scientific literature has to say about some of the specific ingredients in those recipes that help fight breast cancer.
One of the most popular in my Beat Cancer Teleseminar series, this 70 minute downloadable version of my teleseminar is designed to help you take control of your health with primary prevention, not just early detection! It is based on scientific evidence published in prestigious medical journals, and over 30 years experience with thousands of women. You will learn about: powerful anti-cancer foods, the bottom line on dietary fats, beverages to avoid and beverages to include, how to boost immunity with your fork, foods that help neutralize excess estrogen, and more. Order today and receive absolutely free:
A 109 page e-book by Cynthia Chatfield offering life-altering information on emotions and breast cancer (A $29.95 Value)
(Combined value of more than $50.00) What is the TRUE VALUE of the Beat Breast Cancer Kit? PricBeateless! And its exact retail value is far more than we are actually charging:
You can have the Kit and Bonus Materials all for $99.95 |
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