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Breast health should be more than just a once
a year screening

A guide for women who are tired of just "hoping" they don't get a diagnosis and are ready to do something about it. 

  • Learn daily habits that make you cancer resistant.

  • Learn about easy lifestyle modifications you can make to decrease your risk of diagnosis.

  • Become confident in your breast health plan.

your Doctor isn't telling you

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Why so many women are getting breast cancer.

2

What is causing breast cancer.

3

What you can do, year round, to help prevent it.

1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer.
Do you have a plan to not be the "one"?

What you get

  • 30+ page guide.

  • Explanation of breast cancer. (To stop it, we have to know how it starts.)

  • 5-pronged holistic approach to breast health.

  • Anti-cancer nutrition guide.

  • 5 ways to reduce cancer causing toxins in your life.

  • Research-backed recommended supplements.

  • Overview of screening options with pros and cons.

  • Resource page with links and how to videos.

Don't wait around for a once a year screening and wish for a good result. 

You can proactively choose to live in such a way that makes it difficult for disease to proliferate.

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365 Breast Health Guide

Purchase this resource! 
365 Breast Health Guide
$24.99
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No one can guarantee a diagnosis free life. But I want to do all I can to make my body resistant to disease. Understanding how disease works gives me confidence that the actions I am taking are greatly lowering my risks. I hope you'll join me.

 

- Melisha

Breast Cancer StatS

1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. - American Cancer Society

316,950 NEW invasive breast cancer cases in 2025, in the US. - Susan G Komen Foundation

Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed among women in the United States. - American Cancer Society

It is the 2nd leading cause of death from cancer among women. - American Cancer Society

In the U.S. in 2025, more than 42,000 people will die from the disease. - Breast Cancer Research Foundation. 

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