Metastatic Endometrial Cancer

✨ How Do You Approach Metastatic Endometrial Cancer Holistically? ✨

Endometrial cancer that has spread to the lungs can raise complex questions about treatment options. At Conners Clinic, we don’t treat just cancer—we support the whole person through a holistic approach that includes RIFE technology, personalized nutrition, and diet guidance, often in collaboration with your oncologist. Here’s what you need to know:

🔹 Understanding Metastasis: When cancer spreads, like from the endometrium to the lung, it remains the original cancer type. This means endometrial cells are now present in the lungs. Treatment should be based on your unique body profile and cancer behavior.

🔹 Hormone Therapy: Was the original tumor hormone receptor-positive? If so, a biopsy of the lung mass is essential to see if it’s still hormone-responsive—this can change over time.

🔹 Chemo & Other Options: We’re not anti-chemo, but we believe in integrating supportive therapies alongside any mainstream treatment you choose. Cancer journeys are personal, and your treatment should be, too.

Every situation is unique. Consult with a holistic practitioner who views your health as a comprehensive picture, not just a diagnosis. At Conners Clinic, we’re here to guide and support you on every step of your healing journey. 💪💚

📅 Watch Dr. Conners every Wednesday at 2 p.m. CT on our live Q&A for more insights on holistic cancer care! #endometrialcancer #metastasis #connersclinic #drkevinconners #alternativecancertreatment #holistichealth #maha

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⁣🚨 #maha Update This Week

What’s Shaking in the "Make America Health Again" Movement?

Here’s what you need to know from this week’s health and wellness drama:

🔴 FDA Eyes Artificial Food Dyes Ban: In a move that could shake up American diets, the FDA is considering banning artificial dyes like Red Dye 3. This notorious ingredient has been linked to cancer and behavioral issues in kids—despite being banned in cosmetics for years. If this happens, say goodbye to neon snacks and hello to cleaner food labels.

🏛 Trump's Anti-Mandate Education Plan: President-elect Trump announced he plans to cut federal funding for schools enforcing medicine or mask mandates. Love it or hate it, it’s clear his administration has no plans to sit this one out.

💉 RFK Jr. and Poke Policy Stirring the Pot: RFK Jr.’s nomination for Health & Human Services Secretary has sparked concerns over his controversial poke positions. Over 75 Nobel Laureates are begging the Senate to reconsider. Fun fact: António Egas Moniz won the Nobel Prize for pioneering the LOBOTOMY!

🚭 Supreme Court Says ‘Nope’ to Flavored Vapes: The FDA’s ban on flavored vaping products like "strawberry shortcake” stands. Teenagers, prepare for a future where your lungs are spared.

Big changes are brewing, and we’re here for all of it. Follow us to stay in the loop on health news, and all things MAHA.⁣⁣

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Unfortunately, EMFs are not easily avoidable in today's society. However, there are necessary steps we can take to spend time away from them.

We experience much EMF exposure when using products with Bluetooth, such as wireless headphones (airpods, pixel buds), & watches (apple watch, pixel watch).

It's important to have time spent away from our devices & to spend time grounding as well. We do have a range of EMF protection products too!

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Zinc is considered beneficial for colds due to its ability to boost the immune system and possibly shorten the duration of cold symptoms. When taken within 24 hours of the onset of symptoms, zinc has been shown to reduce the duration of colds in healthy people. It appears to act by preventing the replication of the cold virus within the body, which can help mitigate the severity of the cold.

Zinc may also decrease the severity of symptoms such as nasal congestion, nasal drainage, sore throat, and cough. These effects are thought to be most effective when zinc is administered in the form of lozenges or syrup, which allows the substance to stay in the throat and come into contact with the rhinovirus, the most common cause of the common cold.

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