How to Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence

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Given that 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime, we need to be doing more to protect breast health - beyond screening measures alone. The good news is that Functional Medicine can help! Keep watching to learn why breast cancer is on the rise, what your hormones have to do with it, and how you can prevent breast cancer from developing or coming back!
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Dr. Kate Lyzenga-Dean is a Functional Medicine Healthcare Provider, Speaker, Writer and Consultant with over a decade of experience in private practice. She offers a new perspective on chronic health conditions and, utilizing evidence-based, integrative, and CAM therapies, helps clients find root-cause solutions that actually work. Dr. Kate aims to help her clients understand “The Why” behind any health challenge, resulting in a wider variety of treatment options, better compliance, and lasting results. You can learn more about her work at www.drkateLD.com
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[@DrKateLyzengaDean]

I hope you found my video on preventing breast cancer recurrence helpful and informative! Don't forget to snag your Free Breast Health Checklist:🌟 www.drkateld.com/free-breast-health-checklist-signup 🌟

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@DrKateLyzengaDean]

You're welcome 🧡

[@hocineouadi8125]

Thank you dr kate♡

[@DrKateLyzengaDean]

You're welcome!

[@hello3146]

Thank you for sharing this info! I am confused about one thing though. IF you have had BC. that was Progesterone + in the past, shouldn’t you also try to keep that hormone down and avoid “progesteronic” (as well as Estrogenic?)

[@DrKateLyzengaDean]

In theory, yes - but if you're not ovulating, you're not making much progesterone, so the bigger focus is on estrogens (especially from a Functional Medicine standpoint). From what I've read, anti-progesterone drugs do exist, but they're controversial and rarely used in breast cancer.