Dr. Shanhong Lu

07/13/2025

One of the largest prospective studies of women’s health in the world on the risks associated with different types of menopausal hormone therapy

07/11/2025

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One of the largest prospective studies of women’s health in the world on the risks associated with different types of menopausal hormone therapy

06/24/2025

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I’m Dr. Manna, and in this robust conversation, I sit down with Dr. Shanhong Lu, a third generation medical doctor who was diagnosed with hormone-positive br...

06/23/2025

I have been successful managing significant side effects of aromatase inhibitor!!! Finally !!!

05/23/2025

Chapter 1: A lump

When being young or living a healthy life style no longer guar… Shanhong Lu needs your support for Hidden Trauma, Toxins, Covid and A MD's Breast Cancer Story

05/22/2025

Firefighters face significant long-term health risks due to exposure to a variety of toxic chemicals released during fires. These chemicals can be found in smoke, burning materials, and even in firefighting gear. Some of the most concerning include polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), PFAS chemicals (forever chemicals), and heavy metals.
Specific Toxic Chemicals and Their Sources:
Combustion Byproducts:
Fires release a complex mixture of chemicals, including carbon monoxide, benzene, hydrogen cyanide, and various particulate matter.
PAHs:
These chemicals are found in the smoke of burning materials and are known to be carcinogenic and cause other health problems.
PFAS Chemicals:
These persistent chemicals are found in firefighting foams (AFFF) and protective gear and are linked to a variety of cancers and other health issues.
Heavy Metals:
Some fires may release heavy metals like lead and mercury into the environment.
Diesel Exhaust:
Fire trucks and equipment contribute to exposure to diesel exhaust, which also contains various harmful chemicals.
Flame Retardants:
Fire retardants used in fabrics and materials can also release toxic chemicals during fires.
How Firefighters are Exposed:
Inhalation:
Breathing smoke during a fire is a primary way firefighters are exposed to toxic chemicals.
Absorption:
Some chemicals can pe*****te protective gear and be absorbed through the skin.
Ingestion:
Firefighters may accidentally ingest contaminated materials or water.
Contaminated Gear:
Firefighting gear can become contaminated with toxic chemicals during a fire and continue to be a source of exposure even after the fire is extinguished.
Long-Term Health Concerns:
Cancer: Exposure to PAHs, PFAS, and other carcinogens increases the risk of various cancers.
Cardiovascular Disease: Exposure to smoke and chemicals can damage the cardiovascular system.
Other Health Problems: Firefighters may experience respiratory problems, reproductive issues, and other health problems due to chemical exposure.

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05/16/2025

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05/16/2025

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05/16/2025

Here is something I learned:
1) Fat soluble toxins are stored in excessive weight (a relatively safe place)
2) Some people drink water and gain weight!
3) GLP-1 can help with a very limited amount of weight loss, but if people are obese, the amount of drug related weight loss is not sustainable without ontinued usage of the drug and most people arre still needing the fat storage for toxins!