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Because of a personal experience with a friend who has breast cancer, Linda wants to remind all women about steps you can take to lower your risk of getting the disease.
• Regular check-ups, including mammograms and gynecological exams, are an important part of your overall well-being, and can be life-saving.
• Reduce and deal with stress. Stress breaks down and compromises your immune system.
• Build up your immune system to keep it able to fight off illness.
• Eat a low-fat diet.
• Take care of yourself, as you take care of your family
Be of good cheer and God Bless!
www.thepathwaytohealing.com
Dr. Reginald B. Cherry (drcherry.org) is a member of the American Medical Association, Texas Medical Association, Harris County Medical Society, and the American College of Preventive Medicine. Dr. Cherry has authored numerous articles on Preventive Medicine, emphasizing nutrition and exercise. He also speaks extensively on these topics nationwide and conducts numerous seminars for various groups and organizations. Currently, his weekly television program reaches 80 million homes. www.thepathwaytohealing.com
