Breast Cancer, Strategies
In this video, Christene Salter spends about 33 minutes speaking on "Breast Cancer, Strategies" at the 45th Annual Cancer Convention held on Labor Day weekend by the Cancer Control Society.
About Christene Salter
CHRISTINE SALTER, M.D., D.C., N.D., a native of Great Britain, obtained her BS (hon) in Physiology & Biochemistry from the University of Reading, UK. She is also a graduate of the British College of Naturopathy & Osteopathy, Logan University (formerly Logan College of Chiropractic) in Chesterfield, Missouri, and St. Louis University School of Medicine. Dr. Salter continued her medical training at Mercy Medical Center (formerly St. John’s Mercy Medical Center) Family Medicine Residency program.
Dr. Salter is a board certified diplomate of the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM), the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine (ABIHM), the new American Board of Integrative Medicine, and the American Board of Obesity Medicine (ABOM). She is also a member of the Institute of Functional Medicine.
With her extensive training and experience in Osteopathic, Naturopathic, Allopathic and Chiropractic Medicine.
Having served one year on the staff of Uchee Pines Lifestyle Health Center in Seale, Alabama. Dr. Salter also taught at Logan University in St. Louis, Missouri, as an Instructor and Assistant Professor and maintained a small private Chiropractic Practice.
Dr. Salter started her solo practice named Vibrant Health Family Medicine, offering the full scope of Family Medicine, including Prenatal Care, in 2001. In 2009, her practice transitioned from the traditional sickness model of health care to a wellness model. At that time Vibrant Health Family Medicine became The Center For Vibrant Health and Wellness, located in St. Louis, Missouri.
She may be contacted by phone 314-395-9777 & email: [email protected].
Transcription
I'm very happy to be here. I don't have any books that are down the books that I can talk about, what I do have is a brochure about my stop it breast health program. And it won't be on a literature table that Frank will directors to afterwards. Along with that will be something that looks like this. That has some core supplements that I use to start people on from the get go. But has the previous speakers have spoken? We do personalize the programs. So this is this is just basic a basic overview.
So I have lots of slides, but I want to get the big picture first. OK. And then we can fly through the slides with context.
As you can hear from my accent, I'm originally from the U.K., I trained. There's a natural pattern osteopath. My heart was a natural medicine. So that's what I did when I came to the US. I end up doing chiropractic, which is kind of equivalent to what I've done in England. And then I went on to become a medical doctor. So most university and now so I practice not integrative medicine like Dr. Kinealy, like the previous speaker, Dr. Connors. And just really kind of blend the best of both worlds together for the patient.
So I want to start off by giving the big picture.
We are only as healthy as ourselves.
If you have a cell, if the soul is healthy, the themselves become tissue, tissues become organs, organs become systems and systems are us. Right.
So if we can if we can get the cells healthy, we're going to be good.
Now, I want you to think about the big picture because you can get a lot of information over the next three days and then you're going to forget a lot of it. OK. So I want to really give you the big picture so that you can kind of hone in and focus.
So the cells are surrounded by an internal environment. That internal environment is gathered by the external environment. So in order to get well, you've got to address that internal environment and you have to address the external environment. And as Dr. Kennealy mentioned, it has to be a whole thing.
It's had to be the big picture. So it can't be that you're saying, well, what's the best segment for me to take? But you're not sleeping or you're angry with somebody. You say it doesn't work that way. So everything works together. In a cohesive way, you've probably heard the term epigenetics, how many people have heard the term epigenetics? Yes. So most their hands are going up. What epigenetics is, is the way