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Breast Cancer Awareness Garden Gnome

Breast Cancer Awareness Garden Gnome
Breast Cancer Awareness Garden Gnome
Item# GNEXFRZYBC
$39.95

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Breast Cancer Awareness Garden Gnome

Dressed in pink and wearing a dress emblazoned with the ribbon signifying the fight against breast cancer, this pigtailed Gnome makes her purpose clear. She represents the hope, courage and strength known well by those who have been touched by the disease.

"We want to make a huge impact on many people’s lives, and what good is having a business if you can’t use it to make the world a better place? More and more people every day are affected in one way or another by breast cancer." said Andrew Nadler, founder of GnomeFrenzy.

The National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc. works to save lives by raising awareness of breast cancer by funding free mammograms and providing educational and support services.

"The National Breast Cancer Foundation is a wonderful organization with great people and we love what they stand for." said Andrew Nadler.

GnomeFrenzy aims to help raise awareness and save lives by joining forces with organizations that instill hope for the future and support the search for a cure for breast cancer. 		  Breast Cancer Gnome Details

  • Gnome stands 11 1/2 in. tall
  • Made of a durable resin
  • Painted with a beautiful Pink Ribbon

BREAST CANCER PREVENTION & DETECTION


(All information provided by the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc.)

GET EXERCISE. Physical activity benefits the immune system and lowers estrogen levels. Women can begin lowering their risk of breast cancer with as little as four hours of exercise per week.

CHOOSE HEALTHY FOODS. A low-fat diet with fruits and vegetables can help reduce the risk of developing breast cancer. A high-fat diet triggers the production of estrogen and can fuel tumor growth.

LIMIT ALCOHOL. Studies have shown that consuming one or two alcoholic beverages per day can increase the risk of breast cancer.

CONDUCT SELF-EXAMINATIONS. Conduct self-examinations. Give yourself a breast exam at least monthly. Check for changes in size, lumps, dimples, puckers and discharge. Consult your doctor about any findings.

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