Hey, everybody. Welcome to this week's episode of Red Pillar Healthcast. My name is Dr. Charlie Faganholz and here with everyone's favorite nurse practitioner, Lauren Johnson. And we have a guest on today that we kind of go way back a little bit in the state of California before we moved to Tennessee. And Lauren has become good friends with her over social media,

the magic of social media, one of the pros. And we have Dr. Lee Aaron Keneally.

Now, she has the largest integrative clinic known as Center for New Medicine in Southern

California, but it's the largest in North America. And we're going to be talking about her story, what got her into medicine.

And then we're going to jump into a little bit of cancer and the rates and her take on what's going on.

So Dr. Leonard Conelli, thank you so much for joining us today.

It is a pleasure to see your face.

It's been a while since I've seen you. And talk to the people about just your journey.

What got you into doing the amazing work that you do? Because we all know that everyone in this realm is here because of our personal experiences.

Right.

That's correct.

So started a long time ago.

I was born in the 50s and I'm number three of six children.

And my mother started bleeding.

And so she went to the doctor and it, you know, told her story.

And then the doctor said, okay, we have a medicine that we can

give you to prevent the bleeding and stop miscarriage. So anyway, she took the medication and,

you know, the bleeding stopped and so forth and had me.

And then 14, 15 years later, my parents received a letter stating that she took a drug

called D.E.S. diethylstobestrel.

And that was a drug used for approximately 40 years to stop bleeding and prevent miscarriage in pregnancy.

And so then the letter stated that, oh, we have an increase in cancer in both male and

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