from LMHTWB

A very well-written and informative book. The first section discusses rationally the possible links between food and breast cancer without preaching or demanding drastic dietary changes. The recipes are, for the most part, fine as written. A couple that I tried did need a bit more this or that. M...

from nfmgirl2

This book extensively describes the connection between an unhealthy diet and breast cancer, and what you can do to change this, and includes recipes for preventing breast cancer, or even shrinking tumors. Many vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free recipes are included and labeled. My final word: I'm ...

from HannahJo

I received this book as an early reviewer. Pleasantly surprised by this book. The first two chapters dealing with breast cancer and diet are informative and readable. I appreciate the focus on adding more good foods into a diet instead of simply eliminating bad foods (lots of nuts, berries, green...

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In December, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. The horror and hell of getting a double mastectomy hasn't worn off, and it will be a matter of weeks before I face a new inferno, chemotherapy, the likes of which I probably can't even imagine. So, it stands to reason that arming myself with as m...

from SunnySD

Information-wise, Greer provides a brief, reader-friendly overview of what breast cancer is, risk factors and the role of diet in breast cancer prevention. Her summary of recent research and clinical studies into the link between diet and breast cancer is interesting and provides a good starting ...