Julia Bradbury's Cancer Journey: Proactive Prevention

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Five years back, country file host Julia Bradbury got hit with a breast cancer diagnosis

at age 51.

Doctors found a 6-centimeter tumor in her left breast, leading straight to a mastectomy.

No chemo needed, but it flipped her world as a working mom of three.

She jumped into changes right away, dropping meat and sugar, cold turkey post-surgery,

to build strength.

Walking fast got her blood flowing for healing, especially after anesthesia stressed her heart.

That instinct kicked off a whole new path she stepped to.

Terrified and sadder first, it wrought her family hard while she shifted into survival mode

overnight.

Looking back, she says she felt invincible younger and wishes she'd doubt in health sooner.

Now she's locked in on daily exercise, outdoor walks, and steady sleep for her 14-year-old

son and 11-year-old twin daughters.

Bradbury creed back in, but only organic and healthy cuts, and she slashed sugar from

her old all-day habit.

Her big push now is polygenic risk score and SNP testing on the NHS after her own test

flagged higher recurrence odds.

Breast cancer strikes over 55,000 new cases yearly in the UK, but Bradbury's living proof

that proactive tweaks and early risk checks can steer us toward prevention over reaction.