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5 Tips From Dr. Susan Love to Prevent Breast Cancer

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. To help us all learn what we can do to prevent the disease, we talked to women's health expert Dr. Susan Love, author of The Breast Book. She shared a handful of tips every woman should know for breast cancer prevention. Watch our video to learn Dr. Love's opinion on mammograms and the role limiting alcohol may play in preventing the disease.

Breast CancerWomen's HealthHealthy LivingBreast Cancer Awareness MonthDr. Susan Love

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Iby6's comments are really as least as valuable as Dr. Love's. 1. Adequate vitamin D3 has been clearly shown to cut breast cancer risks by 50% or more. It is almost malpractice not to be aware of your patient's 25-OH vitamin D level and keep it in that 70-90 range. 2. Iodine works to prevent fibrocystic breast disease, breast cancer, thyroid cysts, and ovarian cysts! Iodine is also blocked by Chlorine, Fluoride, and Bromine in our food, water, and some medicines. 3. Both vitamin D3 and iodine are cheap, effective, and safe measures that could save lives and prevent illness. EXACTLY what Mainstream Medicine strongly discourages! When was the last time you heard of a doctor suggesting supplementing either vitamin D3 or iodine? Good for patients, bad for business. 4. Breast Thermography can be much more effective than mammography, and exposes the radio sensitive breast tissue to NO radiation nor potentially harmful pressure. After investing billions in mammography, have you heard any doctor suggest Thermography? 5. Most of the “lesions” found on mammography are not cancers, but they fuel the Medical-Pharmaceutical complex with countless hazardous and painful biopsies. The radiation used in mammography actually substantially increases the risk of cancer. Each new case of breast cancer adds about $800,000.00 to the coffers of hospitals, drug companies, and physicians. Doc Don (AKA D. Michael, MD, PC)
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