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Beyond 'Pink': How To Decrease Breast Cancer Risk Naturally

You will be hearing quite a bit of information about the need to find a cure for breast cancer this month of October since it is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. I think it's important for everyone to know that National Breast Cancer Awareness Month was started by Zeneca Pharmaceutical (now AstraZeneca) in order to increase donations to "find a cure." What this really means is giving money to pharmaceutical companies to come up with new drugs to treat breast cancer.

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Our dinner table will be void of high-density, natural, animal-sourced foods within a decade or two. A deeper look behind the agenda explains why it's necessary to start planning for self-sustenance.

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This meta-analysis suggests that processed meat may be associated with bladder cancer risk.

Article Published Date : Dec 21, 2016

Study Type : Meta Analysis

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Diseases : Bladder Cancer : CK(632) : AC(247)

Additional Keywords : bladder cancer, Cancer : CK(50) : AC(12), Dose Response : CK(1712) : AC(683), Meat, red meat, Risk Factors : CK(12084) : AC(1737)

Problem Substances : Meat : CK(581) : AC(52)

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Beyond 'Pink': How To Decrease Breast Cancer Risk Naturally

The Vegan Backfire: The Truth Behind The Antimeat Agenda

This meta-analysis suggests that processed meat may be associated with bladder cancer risk.

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