Breast Cancer Industry Challenged by Consumer Health Advocate with 'Education Not Medication' Program Launch

Internet campaign gives women independent information on breast cancer prevention to increase awareness of the causes of the disease... and of the harms of current industry screenings and treatments.

(PRWEB) October 25, 2006 -- An independent consumer health advocate is launching a public education campaign to give women genuine cancer prevention information while challenging the "corporatization" of the breast cancer industry and its harmful system of screening and treatment with organ-damaging chemotherapy.

The "Education Not Medication" campaign, hosted by independent health news website NewsTarget.com and launched by consumer health advocate Mike Adams (found at http://www.newstarget.com/020841.html) gives women clear, concise information to help them explore natural solutions for preventing breast cancer. The campaign also explains why today's breast cancer industry is more interested in cancer profits than cancer prevention, and why breast cancer screening has been scientifically shown to harm ten times as many women as it helps.

"Breast cancer screening does nothing to educate women how to really prevent breast cancer, nor does it teach women how to change their diets and lifestyles so that breast cancer never develops in the first place," Adams said. "In fact, mammograms have been proven to actually cause breast cancer by irradiating breast tissue, causing DNA mutations in breast cells."

"Education Not Medication" is raising the awareness of both the things that cause breast cancer and the things that prevent it. NewsTarget.com lists 22 things that prevent breast cancer, 18 things that contribute to breast cancer, and offers web stickers of various sizes for those who wish to help publicize the "Education Not Medication" program. There is no commercial agenda behind this public education program, and no nutritional products are being sold. The campaign is purely based on educating women on simple solutions for preventing breast cancer.

"In the conventional cancer industry, there's no real effort in place to teach women how to prevent breast cancer," Adams says. "When it comes to breast cancer prevention, the cancer industry is practically silent. It's time to raise cancer prevention awareness by teaching women how to prevent cancer, instead of waiting for cancer to emerge so that it can be treated with life-threatening toxic chemicals."

Details of the public education campaign, "Education Not Medication," including free web stickers for websites and blogs, can be found at http://www.newstarget.com/020841.html

About NewsTarget
Read by over 500,000 unique readers monthly, NewsTarget is a progressive, independent natural health news site that teaches consumers how to improve their health through foods, herbs, exercise and natural therapies. The site also warns consumers about the dangers of processed foods, pharmaceuticals, chemotherapy, environmental toxins and the failure of government regulators like the FDA.

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