Breast Cancer Recurrence Prevention - An Illustrative Tutorial from Oster Oncology

Recurrence in Breast Cancer.
What can be done to decrease the risk and maximize your chances of never having to face treatment again?
WATCH as Dr. Oster reviews the benefit that conventional therapies offer a patient with an early stage diagnosis and the actual percentage reduction in risk that they confer.
LEARN the most established natural strategies and therapies that have been correlated with reducing recurrence risk over 5 years as well!
From Lifestyle Factors, to Dietary Musts, to the Primary Supplements with the best research to support their use in this specific clinical scenario, you will gain an understanding of the top-tier essentials to consider.
Dr. Oster also provides you with critical insight on how to rightly understand the place that both conventional and naturopathic treatments have to reduce breast cancer recurrence risk.
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[@zelimir83]

Great video! I noticed you recommend Resveratrol to patients that have ER+ hormon based cancer. My wife, after receiving chemo and radiation for this cancer type, and now receiving hormon therapy (Letrozol) wonders whether it is okay to take Resveratrol since there are some research that indicate it might interfere with the hormonal therapy since it is a phytostrogen. Maybe it all comes down to the dosage, do you recommend a particular dose that might be safe in these situations?

[@sychan1212]

I video record your footage about vitamin d and sent it to ppl in mainland china because KZbin is blocked in mainland china . Now vitamin d consumption becomes most important routine for me everyday .

[@justlivin404]

Excellent and clear explanation, this should be a required video for every breast cancer patient. I need to work on my sleep hours.

[@do9138]

I had surgery, and I'm beginning radiation. My Oncotype score was 13. I do not need chemo. Endocrine therapy has been prescribed. But the side effects can be terrible. I am 67 years old and have had four heart attacks. If I have side effects that affect my ability to work, I will have to discontinue them. I MUST be able to work. Being cancer-free and homeless doesn't sound like an improvement.

[@becklyn2017]

There are no guarantees even with these conventional therapies. Best of luck to you!

[@Freckles1212]

My oncologist says no curcumin if ER positive breast cancer.

[@motherofthreeb6337]

​​@@Freckles1212 😮😮😮. This was part of my holistic protocol; it actually kills cancer cells. I had two masses in my breast. I started holistic treatment before surgery. This was the MAIN supplement prescribed. Starting treatment before surgery killed the smaller mass and shrunk the larger one by the same size. I am in year five (Aug, 2024) cancer free with NO conventional treatments!

[@amandaterrio4823]

I did not know about vitamin D. I am vitamin D deficient. I’m lazy about taking my supplements. I guess I need to start taking it again

[@irispapadopoulou8655]

Thank you for such an integrative, illustrative summary! What really frustrates me about the oncology support I have received is the lack of visualization of benefits from the endocrine treatment (like the one you provided) and the disregard (too strong a word?) for the natural factors that can help (aside exercise and weight loss, of course). I understand that for most of us who have issues with AI side-effects, believing in the value of natural factors will probably end up undermining the conventional endocrine treatment, but I feel an open-minded approach such as yours might also help a lot remain on the treatment. So, thank you for acknowledging that issues do exist (in other videos of yours) and thank you for providing an integrative approach!

[@deborahbizzell1989]

Stage 3 isnt early in lots of cases,especially if you have lymph node involvement.

[@shoognboogadventures1722]

Great video but You forgot drinking alcohol and it’s added risk.

[@LetThereBeLight-wh2cm]

Oncology certified NP here..I read recently that about 12 % of breast cancers are directly attributable to alcohol. Women simply do not metabolize alcohol the way men do. And yes, it seems to be a glaring omission in the presentation. But to be fair, many textbooks I've read also also fail to mention this.

[@motherof1132]

I did chemo, mastectomy, radiation and hormone therapy. Now to excercise. I hate excercise

[@sychan1212]

Enroll a community aerobics class

[@vilmavelazquez1979]

I had stage 3, ILC 7cm x 5 cm. Neoadjuvant chemo killled 95% of the tumor, then mastectomy, followed by radiation and endocrine therapy & CDK 4/6 inhibitor. Two years later, DIEP flap bilateral reconstruction. I feel 1/8 of the person I used to be. Hot flashes and fatigue are a constant 😢 ah, half way through the treatment my employer terminated my employment.

[@rebeccaherder8296]

You explained this so much better than my doctors!! Thank you!!

[@L-ash777]

Drs explain nothing, my oncologist is a cold, blunt, impersonal bitch

[@do9138]

If fat is a factor, why isn't liposuction considered preventative therapy for recurrence?

[@karenfishman2671]

This is a great presentation. Thank you! My care team has followed everything you have presented here. I am 5 months post surgery, 2months post radiation and 2 months on AI in addition to making lifetime changes as I integrate more practices from the right side of the presentation.

[@CGyog]

How are you doing on AI now, & which one are you taking?

[@karenfishman2671]

​@CGyog I am doing good. I am on Anastrozole- joint pain seems to be improving (or I am just getting used to it). But overall doing great!

[@kristiwright6904]

This is still a LOP sided education piece. And MANY integrative patients are out there using Holistic approach and these standard conventional approaches too. Until we can speak to the TRUTH of the matter we shouldn't speak. And this didn't. It actually shamed those that choose something different .. I am an Integrative patient .. I use western as well. But because of you. And others like you, we struggle day and night to be treated equally in your system.

[@osteroncology6776]

Thank you for taking the time to comment on this video, Kristi. I am not sure if the primary message of this video was understood by you, however. The video stressed the benefit of both approaches to breast cancer therapy (conventional and evidence-based natural) and how both integrated together can bless patients. I am an integrative doc who works intimately with medical oncologists on a daily basis. These medoncs provide tremendous care and benefit for their patients. We coordinate care together so that patients receive all of the benefits from the conventional therapies as well as the potential additional benefit from the natural (evidence-based only) options that are (1) recommended by our practice and then (2) approved by their conventional team. I am sorry that it appears you have have either thought that the video over-stressed the conventional too much or that something was not included from the natural side of things that you think should have been highlighted. I will review the video again and see if I can see your point of the LOP-sided nature of this material, to see if we can see the dramatic extent of mistruth that claim - to the degree that we shouldn't even speak on the matter. If you'd care to actually get an inside experience of how we truly practice here at Oster Oncology then you are very welcome to call us and ask any questions you wish!

[@kholofelom04]

Great summary, thank you

[@dianeoh8795]

I'd love your opinion of lumpectomy vs. mastectomy. Tough decision

[@L-ash777]

You can’t exercise if the aromatose inhibitors are too debilitating

[@lindajones4849]

Absolutely. If the aromatase inhibitors trashes your joints how are you going to exercise? They also cause weight gain and interfere with sleep . There goes your restorative sleep if you trash your estrogen level. Heck, the Reclast I take for osteoporosis is compromising my joints and decreasing my exercise tolerance . I NEED TO BE ABLE to WALK. What does my former endocrinologist say? Reclast causes inflammation so " pick your poison"!!! 😮😮😮😮

[@LostinTranslationss]

Almost 90% of natural evidence-based factors, I’m comply but still got breast cancer 😅.

[@sychan1212]

Have you had blood check for vitamin d concentration ?

[@LostinTranslationss]

@@sychan1212 yes, it is all good.

[@sychan1212]

@@LostinTranslationss only above 60ng/ml is considered good enough

[@CGyog]

@@sychan1212- how do you get it that high? What level of vitamin D supplementation should one strive for? This video did not address the specifics

[@mollypaintscows]

The visual presentation was very helpful. Thank you.

[@victoriachampion9836]

I had a lumpectomy, chemotherapy now taking estrogen reduction pill. I have been taking vitamin D and levothyroxine for years.I didn't want radiation. I go for another mammogram next week. If I get breast cancer again I will have both breast removed. I have not felt right since beginning

[@sychan1212]

Have u ever checked your vitamin d level ?

[@kayridley5387]

Thank you for this easy to understand layout!

[@aniehello5183]

Before my chemotherapy i had a ctscan. After the 8 cyckes again i underwent ctscan. But the results of before and after are the same, does it mean that it is not a recurrence?

[@sychan1212]

Take a pet ct is more accurate

[@JF-se5ef]

Great video and so beautifully packaged Just checking, I have looked into Turmeric as an additional for inflammation due to sore joints, however I have read that it may interact negatively with Tamoxifen. Your observations tend to dispute this. Have you any additional comments towards this please?

[@marives8]

Have you received an answer to your Curcumin while on Tamoxifen query? Thanks

[@JF-se5ef]

@@marives8 no I don't recall receiving a reply.

[@pammeh1866]

Awesomely explained

[@irene1182]

Thank you Chemo did it for me 👍

[@ogbonnafrances9822]

Thank you so much for this packed information. I am on chemo presently.

[@naheedakhtar4815]

What you call this herb in english. I have breast cancer . I am from London

[@bhanumathikalyanasundaram.4930]

Curcumin?,Haldi in hindi or turmeric in English. 😊Wishing you a speedy recovery. I'm a cancer survivor too,from India 🇮🇳 🙏🙏

[@kisslena]

Awesome discussion Doctor⭐️Liked and Subscribed.

[@lesliehennings1659]

This was really great thank you so much!

[@lwood432]

What about stage 0 DCIS?

[@tanialistovets1422]

Thank you doctor

[@ariadneblyth4060]

Thank you