Laura Lummer

The Breast Cancer Recovery Coach

Laura Lummer

  • #50 Metabolic Syndrome and Breast Cancer

#50 Metabolic Syndrome and Breast Cancer

Sunday 28th July 2019

Discover how metabolic syndrome and breast cancer are connected in this episode of 'The Breast Cancer Recovery Coach' with Laura Lummer. Practical tips included.
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Understanding Metabolic Syndrome and Its Breast Cancer Connection

Metabolic syndrome is a cluster of symptoms that raise a red flag telling you something is going wrong with the management of your blood sugar and your resistance to insulin. If you have metabolic syndrome, you're at a higher risk of developing breast cancer.
Have you ever wondered how metabolic syndrome and breast cancer are connected? In this episode of 'The Breast Cancer Recovery Coach', Laura Lummer dives into the complex relationship between these two health issues. Metabolic syndrome, a cluster of symptoms including blood sugar and insulin resistance problems, can increase the risk of developing breast cancer. On the flip side, breast cancer treatments like chemotherapy can also heighten the risk of metabolic syndrome.
Laura breaks down the symptoms to watch out for and why recognizing them early is crucial. She also shares practical steps you can take to manage, prevent, and even reverse these symptoms. From exercise tips to mindful eating habits, Laura provides actionable advice that can help you regain control over your health. Whether you're a breast cancer survivor or just looking to support your well-being, this episode is packed with valuable insights.
Tune in to learn how to ask your doctors the right questions and build lifestyle routines that bolster your health rather than undermine it.