Breast Cancer: What it is, Causes, Effects, Preventions Create By: Christine Class: 5B

Breast cancer is a cancer that effect your breast. Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers for women in America. Breast cancer is an uncontrollable tumor that starts in a cells of the breast. What is Breast Cancer?

An uncontrollable tumor is a group of cancer cells that can grow into surrounding tissues or spread to distant areas of the body. The disease happens almost entirely in women, but men can get it too. What is Breast Cancer?

October is the month of breast cancer awareness for women. What is Breast Cancer?

What causes breast cancer? Things that causes breast cancer are not enough exercise, stress, too much salt, for example: An average children 11 years or over can consume 6g of salt everyday. Eating too much salt leads to high blood pressure. Causes

Too much sugar will cause breast cancer too for example: An average teenager should eat about 34g of sugar a day and a non-diabetic person can eat about 40g of sugar a day. If you eat too much sugar a day you will be overweight and being overweight can develop breast cancer. Causes *A non-diabetic person is someone who don’t have diabetes.

Some people will get breast cancer through family history, some people just develop breast cancer but they didn’t even do anything, it just happen. Some women who smoke, drink alcohol, eat high- fat diets, and don’t exercise will more likely develop breast cancer than women who don’t. Causes

The effect that breast cancer causes are: Breast cancer may create a lump in your chest, swelling in or around your chest, collarbone or armpits…etc. After the treatment most people started to eat healthy, exercise more like; playing sport for 4 days week and 45 minutes each day. Effects

Patient also started to cut down on alcohol, there are no proof on the limit of drinking alcohol so the limit for you to drink alcohol depends on your weight, your gender, the type of alcohol you’re drinking and the amount, your current stress levels, whether you’ve eaten anything recently. But in my opinion it best if we don’t drink alcohol. Effects

If the police think you are driving not safe then they will investigate you are over the drinking limit. They will test your breath by using the breathalyzer, some people give up on tobacco, some even think about relaxing more so stress can be more under control. Patients who are in the stage of breast cancer even started their healthy life instead of waiting until the stages are over. Effects

To prevent breast cancer we can eat healthy diets like following the My Plate, taking care of ourselves like knowing what is right so you won’t eat anything that will make you unhealthy like Prevention

Another thing you can do to prevent breast cancer is exercise for a certain time in a day or week, it depend on how much time you want as long as you feel refreshing and good. If one of your relative got breast cancer then you should start checking if you have any bump and check with the doctor often. Prevention

My plan from preventing breast cancer are: Eating healthy because the purpose of eating a healthy diets is because healthy food is made out of foods and nutrients so when we eat healthy we will less likely to develop breast cancer. To do that I will follow the My Plate “technique” and be balance. I can also take care of myself for example: I can choose my own choice and know what is right and good for me, be independent. Plan

I can exercise 4 days a week and in those 4 days I can play sport for 45 minutes at least. Knowing that my grandma had breast cancer before I can protect myself even more by checking myself regularly to see if I have any bumps. I can check with the doctor daily too. My goal is to keep my promise and work on these plan and not writing this down to get good grades. Plan

Some of the websites that I uses are: can-salt-affect-my-blood-pressure.htm controversies/sugar-and-cancer/?region=on cancer/secondary/about/symptoms-of-secondary-breast-cancer prevention/art prevention-and-awareness/articleshow/ cms // And Dr. Jeremy Bibliography

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