Saving Tatas

How and why does breast cancer develop? Are random factors merely thrown together, or do they fall neatly into place after specific genetic and or environmental origins? How long does the process take? If, indeed, a specific chain of events leads to tumor development, why can't we interrupt the cycle of unhealthy cell production before it becomes untreatable? When the topic of breast cancer arises, you need not look far to see the fear in women's eyes. They feel helpless to control their breast health and what will become of them as a result. Will they one day find a lump? If and when they do, how will it be evaluated? Will a mammogram find it? Will it have already entered the lymphatic system when detected? Will they lose one or both breasts? Will they have to make a life or death choice regarding treatment options? Will they have to look someone dear to them in the eye and say those three words, "I have cancer?" Christine Austin is well aware of the fear and concern that women have regarding their breast health. She, herself, received very bad news of a potential breast cancer diagnosis in 2005, shortly after her mother's diagnosis. Her cousin, Angela, lost her battle with breast cancer at the age of 33 and her mother succumbed to the disease in 2010. After healing her own breasts, Christine vowed to help women to do the same. Women need not wait to be 'broken' to correct breast health. With these proven strategies, they can start healing their breasts today. Saving Tatas is different because it is based on Christine's experience and proven strategies that significantly changed her risk assessment. Her breast test results went from 'high probability of malignance' to 'no criteria that establish risk for malignant disease.' The reality is that Breast Cancer Awareness strategies have done nothing to decrease the incidence of diagnosis. The mammogram can be a useful tool for detecting a breast tumor, however, the cancer cells may have already entered the lymphatic system, producing a potential death sentence. The aim of Saving Tatas is to arm women with useful information that can prevent and/or reverse unhealthy breast tissue before it becomes cancerous. With wisdom comes power. More women need to be empowered with good, up to date, preventative information and Saving Tatas provides just that! Included in Saving Tatas are strategies to understand the merits and limitations of the mammogram, understand an alternative screening method, improve your estrogen metabolism, use food as medicine, moving your body to a healthy weight, avoid environmental toxins and xenoestrogens, integrate self-care into your daily life. Saving Tatas integrates these useful strategies with current research data to provide a comprehensive analysis of current breast care options. Clearly written and researched, this is a must-read book for anyone concerned about preventing breast cancer and also those that want to improve their chances of survival.