Breast Cancer Prevention Starts With Healthy Living

For the period 2003 to 2007, the median age at death for breast cancer victims was 68 years. We are all too well aware that women are dying of breast cancer by the thousands each and every year. And now women younger than 40, the traditional age women are told to begin annual mammograms, are part of this dreaded statistic. And what may seem impossible is that information about simple to use nutrition practices is slowly being revealed as solid and reliable. The fact is there is a remarkably positive result when nutrition and breast cancer prevention are linked.