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Exploring other treatment options, rather than AI med

Breast Cancer | Last Active: Aug 3, 2022 | Replies (32)

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One thing that might be interesting to research is
3,3'-Diindolylmethane aka DIM. Some people are taking it to reduce estrogen. I don't know if it doesn though make body builders are using it to prevent testosterone from converting to estrogen to lose 'man books'. But I looked at a handful of studies suggesting it has strong anti-tumor properties for breast cancer cells. Since it's mostly found in cruciferous vegetables that are also mineral-rich, I'm doubling them in my diet. (A few of the studies noted that the vegetables are more powerful raw than cooked. I think broccoli smoothies are palatable when made with fresh apple and some ginger simple syrup. But I can drink vegetables that I otherwise wouldn't like to eat so smoothies are my
friends in getting more fresh vegetables into diet.)

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Kale is a cruciferous vegetable so I use that in my smoothies with blueberries and diced winter squash and sometimes add spinach - I use either water, green tea or herbal turmeric and ginger tea as the base of the smoothie.