HEALTHY LIFESTYLES CALENDAR
Calendar Information compiled by Breast Cancer Options from a variety of sources.
 
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        To see the 2023 calendar CLICK HERE
       
        To see the 2022 calendar CLICK HERE
 
        To see the 2021 calendar CLICK HERE
 
        To see the 2020 calendar CLICK HERE
 
        To see the 2019 calendar  CLICK HERE
 
        To see the 2018 calendar CLICK HERE
 
        To see the 2017 calendar CLICK HERE
   To see the 2016 calendar  CLICK HERE
 
   To see the 2015 calendar CLICK HERE
 
   To see the 2014 calendar CLICK HERE
 
   To see the 2013 calendar  CLICK HERE
If you want to learn how to be a savvy, smart consumer the Breast Cancer Option's Healthy Lifestyles Calendar is the place to start. Each page in this calendar focuses on a topic relevant to breast cancer and its prevention: Precautionary Principles; Non Toxic Home & Office; Cosmetics, Beauty & Health Products;Lifestyle; Exercise; Nutrition; Plastics; Vitamins; Herbs & Supplements; Screening & Detection; Detoxification & Advocacy.
 
"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." This is widely known. What's not widely known, though, is that when you use certain cosmetic, health and industrial products you are exposing yourself to an array of chemicals linked to cancer, birth defects and a variety of other health problems.

For example, here are just a few tips from this information packed calendar:

- Never use bug repellants on your skin, or pesticides in your home or garden. Organochlorines, found in agricultural and industrial products, have a weak estrogen-like effect, and play a role in the development of breast cancer;
- Purchase cosmetic and health products made without Bisphenol-A and phthalates, especially if you're a breast cancer survivor. These substances promote estrogenic activity to the same extent as human estrogen. 
- Electro Magnetic fields from common sources like appliances, can make Tamoxifen, the most popular drug given to prevent recurrence of breast cancer, lose its ability to halt the proliferation of cancer cells.