Guest guest Posted February 25, 2007 Report Share Posted February 25, 2007 Thanks ! That article is very interesting--it sounds like some good news for women who aren't er/pr positive. Best! Belinda > > > a, Belinda, Sharon, and all, > > There is an article posted on clickitforthecure.com involving a study and > diets. > > The study involved 2,437 women with early stage breast cancer, average age > 58, at 39 sites around the country. All had surgery followed by chemotherapy > and five years of tamoxifen if their tumors were hormone-fueled. > > Five years later, cancer had returned in 9.8 percent of the diet group and > 12.4 percent of those on standard diets, which translated to a modest 24 > percent lower risk for the group as a whole. > > The entire article is posted at > http://www.clickitforthecure.com/Breast%20Cancer%20Info.htm#Low-Fat > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2007 Report Share Posted February 26, 2007 The dietican at the hospital where I get radiation told me about this study... When they looked at people who were ER/PR - the survival rate was much better for those on the low fat diet. (Finally something for us hormone negative folks!) Here's part of the article: " However, there was a huge difference in the subgroup of women whose tumors were fueled by neither estrogen nor progesterone. Only 6 percent on low-fat diets died compared with 17 percent of the others. That translated to 66 percent lower risk of death for those who trimmed fat. " > > > a, Belinda, Sharon, and all, > > There is an article posted on clickitforthecure.com involving a study and > diets. > > The study involved 2,437 women with early stage breast cancer, average age > 58, at 39 sites around the country. All had surgery followed by chemotherapy > and five years of tamoxifen if their tumors were hormone-fueled. > > Five years later, cancer had returned in 9.8 percent of the diet group and > 12.4 percent of those on standard diets, which translated to a modest 24 > percent lower risk for the group as a whole. > > The entire article is posted at > http://www.clickitforthecure.com/Breast%20Cancer%20Info.htm#Low-Fat > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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