What This Oncologist Notices First in Most Cancer Patients Might Surprise You

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00:00What this oncologist notices first in most cancer patients might surprise you.

00:06Prolonged stress harms health, and Dr. Leigh Erin Keneally from the Center for New Medicine

00:11linked stress to cancer diagnoses. Over 32 years, she observed that stress often precedes cancer,

00:18highlighting its critical role in understanding and preventing cancer.

00:25Dr. Keneally's holistic treatment highlights stress's role in health deterioration,

00:30noting stress often precedes diagnosis, with patients facing intense stress from work, family, changes, or trauma.

00:40Stress triggers hormones like cortisol, epinephrine, and norepinephrine, activating the HPA axis.

00:49Prolonged stress disrupts functions, suppressing immunity and promoting inflammation,

00:54impairing the body's ability to fight abnormal cells, potentially increasing cancer risk.

01:00Integrating stress management in cancer treatment is crucial.

01:06Dr. Keneally promotes stress reduction to boost immunity and health through nature, diet, sleep, detox, and exercise.

01:16Research supports Dr. Keneally's observations linking stress and cancer, but it's debated scientifically.

01:22Stress hormones may impact immunity, but more research is needed to confirm a direct link to cancer.

01:32Early cancer detection boosts treatment success by enabling timely care, raising survival rates, and reducing the need for aggressive therapies.

01:40Common signs include weight loss, fatigue, pain, skin changes, bleeding, and night sweats.

01:47Immediate consultation is essential for effective cancer management.

01:51Prioritizing mental health and stress management is essential for disease prevention.

01:56Healthy habits like eating well, exercising, avoiding tobacco and alcohol,

02:00and managing stress help lower cancer risk and support overall wellness.