Breast cancer is a disease that touches the lives of many. One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in the course of their lifetime.
Research shows that exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals and carcinogens can lead to a breast cancer diagnosis later in life.
Up through a woman’s first full-term pregnancy is a time when women are particularly vulnerable to these harmful chemicals. It is up to us to stop breast cancer before it starts.
This coming Sunday (June 4) is National Cancer Survivors Day. We celebrate all the women (and men) who have had this devastating disease including our founder, Cynthia (R) and our new office manager/assistant Angela Hubbard (L). After 17 surgeries, Angela is thriving, bringing her amazing passion to help Protect Our Breasts stop breast cancer before it starts. We are so grateful to her for sharing and caring for all of us in our efforts to prevent this disease now and in the future. 💚
Grilling this Memorial Day? 🍔Avoid Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) by avoiding flame ups and charring. Enjoy organic meat to avoid growth hormone Zeranol. Choose organic for potatoes 🥔 to avoid 35 different pesticide residues and watermelon 🍉 to avoid 26! Make it a Safer Memorial Day!🇺🇸
Congratulations to all the POB graduates! These young women (and men) dedicated themselves to protecting their peers from a future breast cancer disease by sharing and caring throughout their college lives. We are so grateful to them for their commitment. They will be missed! 💚 #pob4lyfe
IT’S BEEN REAL!! 🎉🎊 The 2022-2023 EBoard meetings are coming to an end, but we’ll be here for you all summer! Keep watching our Instagram for reels and posts on the chemicals of concern in each category of the grocery store. Have a great summer 😎 and avoid those toxins in your products and packaging! 💚
💐Treat your mother with flowers as sweet as her this Sunday!
🚫 Avoid pesticides and look for organic flowers, or an organic flower farm!
