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BRAC 1: Alternative Treatment
My friend’s 60 year old mother is diagnosed with BRAC 1. She was told it’s aggressive and is advised to get mastectomy and her uterus removed. Her daughter is looking for “ Health doctors/ resources that address cancer prevention.” And second alternative opinion before she opts for surgery. The mother is located in California. -
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Update: they are open for a teleconsultation with any reccomended doctor around the world.
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@Maryam Al yes, BRCA1 (Breast Cancer 1) is a gene mutation that significantly increases the risk of breast and ovarian cancers, but it’s also not a certainty. Genes are never the sole determining factor. The 3 main factors that influence gene expression and increase cancer risk are toxicity, emotional trauma/stress, diet/lifestyle choices.
Therefore, if a person is health conscious and takes pro-active measures, then it is absolutely possible to live a healthy cancer-free life despite having that genetic predisposition.
I don’t know anyone in California (I can ask colleagues though if you tell me where in California she’s based), but in the meantime I can recommend Dr. Heidi Kussmann at Novomed in Dubai who is a naturopath specializing in oncology since you mentioned they are open to teleconsultation.
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@Bernadette Abraham thank you. I’ll pass your message to my friend and update you accordingly
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@Maryam Al I heard about this clinic in London : https://careoncologyclinic.com/the-clinical-service/. I will have a teleconsultation with them next week.
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@Iryna Klevetenko I’m not sure what your situation is but for those with an active cancer diagnosis, I can also recommend an integrative oncology clinic in Turkey called ChemoThermia: https://chemothermia.com
Good luck with your appt next week and please keep us posted.
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@Bernadette Abraham thank you
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@Iryna Klevetenko thank you Iryna. I’ll pass on the message. Best of wishes with your teleconsulation.
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@Maryam Al thank you
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