Cervical Cancer Risk Factors

There are various factors that contribute to cervical cancer, the formation and subsequent growth of uterine fibroids for  one. For instance, the genetic construction in some women makes them more susceptible to fibroids than others. 

Thankfully, genetic research shows that these constructions can be altered and thereby the condition can be overcome.

• hormonal imbalance

• lack of nutrition

• toxin exposure 

Again, an unwholesome diet usually causes hormonal imbalances, which, in turn disturb the removal of toxic waste from the body. Lack of nutrition usually lowers the body's defenses and therefore makes one vulnerable to fibroids. When the immune system is weak, the body is unable to tackle problems of toxic accumulation and hormonal imbalance.

 Prolonged exposure to toxins, through our food, our water and our air, leads to a toxic build up in the body. This makes the body more vulnerable to fibroids.

 Fibroids occur in approximately 20-50 percent of women depending on race. The medical community is still confused why some women have them and some don't.  Similar factors include:

• Middle-aged women are commonly diagnosed with fibroids, some throughout menopause.

• Overweight women are at a higher risk for fibroids as well as other disorders.

• Fibroids are most common in African-American women, although all races are affected.

Finally, insulin resistance is a stage where the cells in one's body are less responsive to the insulin hormone thus resulting in abnormal blood sugar. These fluctuations in the blood sugar levels lead to uterine fibroids possibly turning into cervical cancer.

Discover How Amanda Leto, a nutritionist, health consultant and former uterine fibroids sufferer from California permanently cured her uterine fibroids and PCOS

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