Six Ways Flaxseeds Protect Women from Breast Cancer

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Flaxseeds are high in lignans. Lignans are phytoestrogens or plant estrogens that are also antioxidants. Flaxseeds or lignans protect women from breast cancer in a variety of ways. These ways are attributed to Sayer Ji and his website at Greenmedinfo.com: • Sayer has an extensive website at greenmedinfo.com where you can research just about anything, so please check out his website. According to Sayer’s Green Med info website, flaxseeds or lignans protect women from breast cancer in these ways: • 1. Flaxseeds decrease tumor cell proliferation. When eaten, lignans in flaxseeds are broken down by bacteria in the gut into 2 estrogen-like compounds that circulate through the liver. These compounds have been proven in animal studies to help prevent breast cancer by preventing tumor growth. • 2. The Lignans in flaxseeds block tumor blood supply. Tumors need angiogenesis - new blood vessels - to supply oxygen and nutrients for cancer tumor growth. Flaxseeds inhibit the growth factor needed to stimulate angiogenesis according to animal studies. • 3. Lignans lower estrogen production. Lignans found in flaxseeds block aromatase, the enzyme involved in the production of estrogen. Blocking the enzyme lowers estrogen production. High estrogen levels have been linked to the growth of breast cancer. • 4. Lignans block estrogen receptors. Phytoestrogens like lignans have been estimated to be hundreds of times weaker than human estrogen. But these plant estrogens dock on estrogen receptors and prevent the activity of stronger cancer-stimulating human estrogens and environmental or xenoestrogens. Xenoestrogens are chemicals that mimic estrogen. Because of this docking on estrogen receptors, the effect of eating flaxseeds or lignans is similar to the cancer drug Tamoxifen—but I must add, without the side effects. • • 5. Lignans help generate more protective estrogens. Estrogen is broken down in the liver into three different metabolites. Two of those metabolites are linked to the growth of breast cancer cells. But the third type – 2-OH estrone – does not stimulate cancer growth and is considered protective. Lignans influence how the liver breaks down estrogen and encourages more of the protective 2-OH estrone and less of the other cancer-producing metabolites. • • 6. Flaxseeds lower the risk of metastasis. Flaxseeds may substantially decrease cases of metastasis. In one animal study, a high flaxseed diet reduced the incidence of metastasis by 82% compared to the control group. • **And again these six ways were compiled by Sayer Ji and his amazing website called Greenmedinfo.com • • It's easy to add this gift of nature to your diet. My naturopathic doctor recommended that I get two tablespoons of freshly ground flax seeds in my diet each day to prevent my breast cancer from returning. • • I also grind my seeds every few days in a small coffee grinder that I only use for my flaxseeds. Then I store them in my refrigerator. These seeds are more potent when ground freshly so don’t buy the flax meal already ground. • • Don’t blame God for your cancer Journey. Instead look at all the plants He created and the amazing body he has given us that has self-healing mechanisms and join me on the road to good health—the way our creator intended our health to be! • • http://www.greenmedinfo.com/article/f... • • Link to purchase Unleash Your God-given Healing: Eight Steps to Prevent and Survive Cancer. https://www.amazon.com/Unleash-Your-G... • Conquering Cancer Course - https://www.biblicalnutritionacademy.... • More info at Ginny's website at https://www.ginnybrant.com • Sign up for cancer prevention and wellness blog and Tips for Preventing Breast Cancer at https://www.ginnybrant.com/unleash • Ginny is a cancer coach. Make an appointment to meet with her: • https://tidycal.com/ginnybrant/30-min... • https://tidycal.com/ginnybrant/60-min... • **** This content is strictly the opinion of Ginny Brant and is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to provide medical advice or to take the place of medical advice or treatment from a personal physician. All viewers of this content are advised to consult their doctors or qualified health professionals regarding specific health questions. Neither Ginny Brant nor the publisher of this content takes responsibility for possible health consequences of any person or persons reading or following the information in this educational content. All viewers of this content, especially those taking prescription or over-the-counter medications, should consult their physicians before beginning any nutrition, supplement, or lifestyle program. ****

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