| | During my treatment for breast cancer, I ate lots of beans. In fact, some days I had beans at breakfast, lunch, and supper. The fiber helped me cope with chemo side effects. Now it seems that dietary fiber has an unexpected benefit - a lower risk for breast cancer. | | Eating More Fiber May Reduce Risk of Breast Cancer If you don't like beans as much as I do, don't worry. You can get dietary fiber from berries, grains, and vegetables. Adding plant foods with a high fiber content builds up your health and may increase your resistance to breast cancer. Find out about a new study that explores this idea. | Whole Grains For Better Health Skip the white bread and the white rice. Instead, pick up the whole-grain bread, brown rice, wild rice, oatmeal, and quinoa. You'll get more flavor as well as more fiber in your diet. Do your body a favor and go for the whole grain! | Fruits - Mighty Good For Your Health Fruits and berries are a pleasant way to add fiber to your everyday meals. They can be added to meat dishes or they can stand alone as desserts. Many fruits taste so good - especially when they are fresh - that you won't even realize you're having a dose of fiber. | Macrobiotic Diet and Breast Cancer If you feel inspired to take a plunge into a healthy, peaceful way of life and diet, you may want to consider the macrobiotic approach. It takes quite a commitment to practice a balanced macrobiotic lifestyle, but it appears to have many benefits for body and spirit. | | | | Breast Cancer Ads | | | | Featured Articles | | | | More from About.com | | | | | | 10 Bathroom Remodels There's nothing worse than a bathroom remodel that looks like it belongs in a gas station. If you're looking for inspiration, you'll find it in these luxe, lush photos. More>
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