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Are there any foods that will slow the growth of breast cancer?
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Probably Not: While there is no special diet to slow the growth of breast cancer, it is important for you to eat a healthy diet and maintain a health body weight. Also if you have had surgery it is important to increase your protein intake to heal the surgical wounds.
Answered 10/16/2013
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