04/19/2026
This weekend was nothing short of phenomenal. A marathon of medical information I am beyond grateful and appreciative for!
A deep dive into all things breast cancer—challenging, validating, and incredibly eye-opening. I am beyond grateful to learn from such an elite group of physicians and thought leaders who are not afraid to ask better questions and push beyond the status quo. It’s also a powerful reminder that we all stand on the shoulders of those who came before us—learning, evolving, and carrying that knowledge forward for the benefit of our patients.
A heartfelt thank you and big shoutout to the presenters:
Dr. Lindsey Berkson,
Dr. David Brownstein, along with his daughters Dr. Hailey Brownstein and Dr. Jessica Brownstein,
Dr. Jeffrey Dach,
Dr. Paul Marik,
Dr. Thomas Seyfried,
Dr. Holly Papanek,
Jim Hrncir,
Carol Petersen
Jenn Baer, NP
and Dr. Rebecca Glaser — whose presentation and tireless work in the trenches, especially advocating for testosterone pellet therapy in breast cancer patients, was truly exceptional.
A special thank you to Donna White for facilitating access for her trainees to learn from these outstanding medical practitioners and for her ongoing work in educating providers on the safe prescribing and monitoring of BHRT for both men and women.
One of the most validating parts of this conference was seeing alignment with how I already approach patient care—especially in using advanced tools like RGCC testing to support more individualized, precision-based cancer protocols. It reinforced that personalization, deeper investigation, and treating the root—not just the diagnosis—is where real progress happens.
The reality is this:
The "War on Cancer" initiated in 1971 began with good intentions—but from the start, it missed something critical. There has never been enough emphasis on prevention… on reducing exposure to the toxic chemical burden we are surrounded by daily… on addressing root causes.
And that matters—because what we’re exposed to everyday impacts not just cancer risk, but also the steady decline we’re seeing in fertility in both men and women.
There is a deeper message here. You just have to be willing to see it.
I walked away grateful, energized, and affirmed in the work I do. I learned a lot, validated a lot, and I will be bringing this knowledge directly into my practice.
If you’re ready to not be part of the problem—but part of the solution—let’s connect ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
