Cancer, Causes
In this video, Kevin Connors spends about 23 minutes speaking on "Cancer, Causes" at the 45th Annual Cancer Convention held on Labor Day weekend by the Cancer Control Society.
About Kevin Connors
KEVIN CONNORS, D.C., graduated with his Doctorate from Northwestern Health Sciences University in 1986 and has been studying Alternative Cancer Care for over 18 years. He also holds AMA Fellowships and Board Certifications in Anti-Aging Medicine, Regenerative and Functional Medicine, Botanical Medicine and is Board Certified in Integrative Cancer Therapy.
Dr. Conners is also certified in Functional Neurology, has had over 300 hours postgraduate study in the Autism Spectrum Disorders and is trained and certified in Epigenetic Clinical Methylation and Nutrigenomics. Dr. Connors is a practicing Applied Kinesiologist with an emphasis on Botanical Medicine and Homeopathy. He has written numerous books including “Stop Fighting Cancer and Start Treating the Cause” that is available as a free download on this site.
Watch for his new book, “Cancer can’t kill me if I’m already dead” coming out this summer.
Dr. Conners frequently speaks professionally to doctors and healthcare practitioners teaching his methods and practices. He hosts “doctors-only” webinars and has a practitioner newsletter helping other doctors with difficult cases. He encourages co-management of patients and believes that there is wisdom in a multitude of counselors.
Personally, Dr. Conners has been married to his high school sweetheart for 36 years; they have five children and now 12 grandchildren. Though he has practiced for 30 plus years, he and his family took a hiatus in the late 1990’s to serve as full-time missionaries in Monterrey, Mexico where they worked in an orphanage / Bible School and helped meet the needs in the local shantytowns.
He may be contacted through his Connors Clinic located in Lake Elmo, Minnesota by phone 651-739-1248 and website www.connorsclinic.com
Transcription
All right, start treating the cause everybody wants treat, cause that's a big that's a big thing for me at our office. The side that was just up there was a book that I wrote. I can't remember what I wrote it probably about seven, eight years ago. And I've updated it a couple of times.
Ed and I share a little bit why I titled it that way, because when I started seeing patients that had cancer was about 18 years ago, I graduated as a chiropractor, actually graduated as a kinesiologist chiropractor.
So I did a lot of what would be Dodo as functional medicine backdated 86.
And so a lot of people with adrenal issues and hormone issues and such that I was always interested in frequency technology. I didn't really know then why I was interested in it. But I, I do know and I, I studied RIFs work and he's he worked on light frequencies and and I was just drawn to it. And I do know that it was just God that was drawing you'd be to it. And I actually picked out the right machine that I wanted to have it in my office. And I actually called the company and I was about that close to ordering, would probably a dozen times and had a picture of it up on my desk ahead of my desk. But good to say I was a chiropractor. I don't treat cancer patients. Why? Why was this hunger in my heart for this? Well, I had a very big chiropractic practice and it was beed blasted a lot of ways, but I just felt empty in a lot of ways. It did. And it I think it was nineteen ninety seven or nineteen eighty two. I sold my practice because I just knew God was leading me in a different direction. We ended up spending some time and trading and went and became Full-Time Missionaries down in Monterrey, Mexico, and I taught at Bible school down there and we worked at an orphanage down there and really believe that that's what God wanted us to do. And I thought, well, maybe you trained me to be a chiropractor and had trade me a natural manner, said to be able to help unfortunate people down there. And we did wonderful work and God blessed it. But I still felt like there was just this aching urge that that wasn't what we were supposed to do.
I do know that God sometimes takes things away from you when it becomes an idol in your heart. And I do believe that I wanted to be a carpenter when I