Is Your High-Fat Diet Fueling Breast Cancer?

Eating a high-fat diet (defined as 60% of daily calories) significantly increases your risk of developing breast cancer and accelerates the disease's spread throughout your body

High-fat foods activate your platelets, making them overly sticky, which helps cancer cells attach and grow rapidly in vital organs like your lungs

Unhealthy fats, commonly found in processed foods and fast food, trigger harmful inflammation and hormonal imbalances that directly fuel breast cancer

Making simple dietary shifts, such as cutting down on processed foods and vegetable oils, dramatically reduces your breast cancer risk and supports healthier cell function

Regularly choosing whole, nutrient-dense foods and healthy carbohydrates helps your body lower inflammation, balance hormones, and create an environment less conducive to cancer growth

Is Your High-Fat Diet Fueling Breast Cancer? - AI Podcast