October: National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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Do you know… how you can support good breast health with nutrition?
Maybe you have already heard that October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. What you may not have heard is how to easily do something good for your breast health – and I mean, it really is as easy as 1-2-3!
Sulforaphane has been shown to suppress the ability of breast cancer stem cells to form tumors… and you find it in broccoli.
“So what?” you may think. What’s so easy about that? How much broccoli do I have to prepare? And eat? And how often?
Here is the good news…
Sulforaphane is even up to 100 times higher in broccoli sprouts than in raw broccoli, and in addition to other dark leafy greens, broccoli sprouts are a key component of AIM’s LeafGreens and AIM’s CoCoa LeafGreens – wholefood concentrate powders so you just need to (1) mix – (2) shake – (3) drink! Does it get any easier than this?
Either one can also be a great addition to your smoothies so it is even easier: just add to whatever else you use. And if you like chocolate, you can delight those tastebuds at the same time … while getting the equivalent of a huge pile of veggies on your plate. It is so easy you can do it daily!
But don’t just take my word for it. After all, I have been “sold” on the AIM products for over 20 years, and I am “selling” them, right?! If you want more independent insight, you can listen to a TED Talk about “Broccoli – the DNA whisperer”. I found it very interesting and hopefully you will, too.
You may also have heard of my fascination with my favorite morning drink, the green juice powder of young barley leaves. AIM BarleyLife is certified gluten-free – and oh so healthy…
The list of glowing testimonials of what it has done for people I know is long but let me give you just one of many that is related to breast cancer.
When I first met Linda Cole in 2003, she had been cancer free for 7 years. She claims it was God’s grace and vegetable juices that healed her.
When she was diagnosed with breast cancer, she decided against conventional treatment. Her husband, David, who I also met, supported her despite working in the pharmaceutical industry for more than 30 years.
He used all his research skills to find a natural way of healing and was lead to The AIM Companies. They both drove to headquarters in Idaho, juicer and all, because they were juicing fresh carrots every day.
David requested the data on AIM’s green juice, which were given freely. He concluded he hadn’t seen any more convincing evidence anywhere so Linda started on the juice. A while later they became aware that AIM also offers a carrot juice powder so Linda added that to her regime for convenience.
As Linda was monitored carefully by three doctors, the interesting finding was that her cancer markers had been up and down, varying due to the quality of carrots she was juicing. Once she started on AIM’s Garden Trio, her cancer markers constantly stayed in the desired range. She now calls the Trio her “silent healer”. Over the years I have met Linda many times; her bubbling personality is a joy to be around. When we got together in 2014, she was radiating health all over, cancer free for nearly 20 years.
If this intrigues you enough so you want to start using the juice powders ASAP, you can buy them at wholesale price and have them shipped directly to your door. Get your own wholesale # here, by clicking on ‘Join AIM’ and mentioning my name or my ID # 401200.
I am happy to share as much information as you would like. You can imagine that quite a pile has accumulated over the past 20+ years. I love these products as they have allowed me to take my health into my own hands on a daily basis. So please feel free to reach out and ask all your questions. I am here to help you as best as I can. ~Rica
PS. Sulforaphane also benefits autism… and allergies… and more.
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