Red meat may increase risk of pre-menopausal breast cancer
Filed under: Breast Cancer, Research, Diets, Young Adult Cancers
Its not like we haven’t heard bad things about red meat before — I came across this study that says the intake of red meat was associated with a significant increase in the risk of pre-menopausal estrogen positive breast cancer but not estrogen negative breast cancer.
Having been diagnosed with pre-menopausal breast cancer myself, I know that there are many factors that could have caused my disease. I do not spend any significant time on these thoughts. I look ahead and do what I can now to keep myself healthy.
I do think the study is good information for women to read who have an increased risk of breast cancer. Maybe watching their diet more closely can help them prevent breast cancer, but there is no sure way we know to prevent it. I still eat meat and enjoy it very much but I love fish and chicken also.
I really liked Jackie’s take red meat — Uncertain about red meat
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Original post by Kristina Collins
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