Breast Cancer Basics
What is breast cancer?
A disease where breast cells grow abnormally and form a lump or mass.
What is the simplest way to check your breasts monthly?
A breast self-exam.
What does “NEWSTART” stand for?
Nutrition, Exercise, Water, Sunshine, Temperance, Air, Rest, Trust in God.
According to 3 John 1:2, what does God wish for us?
That we prosper and be in health as our souls prosper.
Myth or Fact: Breast cancer is always fatal.
Myth — many survive with early detection and treatment.
True or False: Only women get breast cancer.
False — men can get it too, though it’s rare.
At what age should women start regular screenings?
Around age 20.
Name one food that supports the body’s natural defense system.
Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, or legumes.
Who is known as “The Great Physician”?
God / Jesus Christ.
Myth or Fact: A healthy lifestyle can help prevent cancer.
Fact.
Name one common risk factor for breast cancer
Age, family history, obesity, poor diet, stress, or hormonal imbalance.
What is the difference between Stage I and Stage IV breast cancer?
Stage I is small and confined; Stage IV has spread to other organs.
Which herb is known for its anti-inflammatory properties?
Turmeric.
Fill in the blank: “Fear thou not; for I am with thee…” comes from which Bible verse?
Isaiah 41:10.
Myth or Fact: Herbal remedies can replace medical treatment.
Myth — they should only complement treatment under supervision.
Which two main parts of the breast can cancer start in?
The ducts and lobules.
What should you do if you notice changes like a lump or discharge?
Get checked by a healthcare provider immediately.
What is one healthy habit you can start this week?
(Open answer – walking, drinking water, sleeping more, praying, etc.)
What can we do as a church to support those battling illness?
Pray, encourage, show compassion, and promote healthy living.
Myth or Fact: Men can safely ignore breast lumps.
Myth — men should get checked too.
What are lymph nodes, and why are they important?
Small, bean-shaped parts of the immune system that filter germs and help fight infection.
Name one place breast cancer commonly spreads to.
Bones, liver, lungs, or brain.
Why is balance important in health and faith?
Because caring for the body honors God’s temple.
Name one way faith can help someone facing breast cancer.
Strength, peace, hope, and perseverance through trials.
Myth or Fact: Faith and medicine can work together for healing.
Fact — God works through doctors and prayer.