How to Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence

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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[erikabockos]

This makes so much sense! Thank you Dr Kate. Recently diagnosed with breast cancer -estrogen and progesterone positive, HER2 negative, dense breast tissue, tumour is contained. Surgery in 1 week. I actually cried while watching this because it ALL MAKES SENSE!! I don't use my microwave anymore, but used plastic water bottles which I've changed to stainless steel. Was storing food in plastic containers in fridge, have been suspicious of shampoos and conditioners so changing these. Concerned about pesticides, roundup used on wheat, so making changes to organic. Using filtered water. Thank you so much for this video. I wish I could see you but I'm in Australia.

[lubnakhan]

Thank you for this reasonable information .

[ChandraEllis]

Do you have any advise for women that are ER and PR positive?
I found this very informative.

[MahadiRahman-ln]

If the patient is TnBc patient...if there has any chance to prevent recur?

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[VeroniqueL-Filion]

I got an cancer with progestérone receptor, do I do the same or something different

[hello]

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?)