Dr. Thomas Seyfried, a professor with a PhD in genetics and biochemistry, discusses groundbreaking insights on cancer therapy through the lens of the mitochondrial metabolic theory. He challenges conventional views, promoting metabolic treatments over traditional genetic mutation theories. Seyfried emphasizes the critical roles of glucose and glutamine in fueling cancer, advocating for dietary strategies like ketogenic approaches. Personal stories highlight resilience, while the importance of monitoring glucose and ketone levels is explored for optimizing health.
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Vinnie's Long Cancer Remission
Vinnie Tortorich shares his 17+ year remission from leukemia after chemotherapy and a ketogenic lifestyle.
He highlights the mysterious long-term cancer-free state without medical explanation.
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Cancer as Metabolic Disease
Cancer arises from damaged mitochondria and metabolic dysfunction, not solely genetic mutations.
Cancer cells rely on glucose and glutamine fermentation due to disrupted respiration.
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Starving Cancer Cells Metabolically
Removing fermentable fuels like glucose and glutamine can starve cancer cells effectively.
Metabolic therapy can manage cancer with fewer toxic side effects compared to chemo and radiation.
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Episode 2672 - BEST OF: Vinnie Tortorich welcomes Dr. Thomas Seyfried and they discuss metabolic dysfunction, glucose, glutamine, and cancer therapies.