By Bonnie Jenkins, Advanced Natural Wellness

You might not think so, but breast cancer is an equal opportunity disease. Not only does it cut across racial and economic lines, both women and men can get this type of cancer. Although it’s rare in men, approximately 450 of them died of the disease in 2007. That’s compared with an estimated 40,000 women whose lives were claimed by breast cancer last year. Next to skin cancer, breast cancer is the most common form of cancer in women. In fact, one out of eight American women who live to be 85 years of age will develop breast cancer. Continue reading →