Reduce Breast Cancer Risk By Avoiding The Use Of Pesticides

by Marnie | Nov 12, 2013 | Breast Cancer Risk Reduction | 2 comments

  Reduce Breast Cancer Risk By Avoiding The Use Of Pesticides We are in the midst of fly season here in Western Australia and if you’ve ever encountered the Australian bush fly, you will know the special kind of hell they create for us!  Having said that, I...

Clarification On DIM And Its Uses For Breast Cancer

by Marnie | Oct 28, 2013 | Breast Cancer and Nutrition, DIM | 62 comments

  Clarification On DIM And Its Uses For Breast Cancer Back to work!  I’ve been moving from Colorado to Australia, hence the very quiet period on the website.  Just before leaving, I had the opportunity to get some clarification on DIM and its uses for...

Your Breast Surgery Recovery: Using Arnica To Minimize Bruising and Swelling

by Marnie | Sep 4, 2013 | Benefits of Arnica, Breast Cancer Surgery, Uncategorized | 7 comments

Your Breast Surgery Recovery: Using Arnica To Minimize Bruising and Swelling When I was anticipating my lumpectomy in 2004, I consulted a friend who was a trained naturopath and she strongly recommended that I start taking homeopathic arnica 2-3 days prior to my...

You Woke With A Red, Hot, Swollen Breast?

by Marnie | Aug 27, 2013 | Inflammatory Breast Cancer, Types of Breast Cancer | 29 comments

You Woke With A Red, Hot, Swollen Breast? If you have awoken with a red, hot, swollen breast, get yourself to your doctor without delay.  Without wishing to alarm you, this could be a symptom of inflammatory breast cancer (“IBC”), which is very unlike...

Is Soy Bad For Women With Breast Cancer? A Definitive Answer.

by Marnie | Aug 6, 2013 | Breast Cancer and Nutrition, Soy Foods | 2 comments

Is Soy Bad For Women With Breast Cancer? The topic of the safety of soy continues to be hotly debated amongst health professionals and women with breast cancer, as well as those looking to reduce their risk. This question deserves careful consideration. Just a few...