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The Cancer Expert: "This Common Food Is Making Cancer Worse!"

The Cancer Expert: "This Common Food Is Making Cancer Worse!"

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Dr Thomas Seyfried is a Professor of biology, genetics, and biochemistry at Boston College. He has over 150 peer-reviewed publications and is also the author of books such as, ‘Cancer as a Metabolic Disease: On the Origin, Management, and Prevention of Cancer’.  00:00 Intro 01:59 What Would Dr Seyfried Say He Does? 02:37 How Much Of A Problem Is Cancer Globally? 04:30 What Types Of Cancer Are People Dying From? 05:02 How Many People Will Develop Cancer? 06:56 Where Does Cancer Rank In The Probabilities Of Taking My Life? 08:12 What Is The Fermentation Process? 12:16 How Have You Arrived At This Conclusion? 16:52 Why Do Cancers Grow So Rapidly? 19:17 What Are Ketones? 21:23 What Can We Learn About Cancer From Our Ancestors? 24:36 What Role Does Exercise Play In Fighting These Diseases? 00:25:44 What Lifestyle Choices Are Causing The Cancer To Develop? 29:07 Is Cancer Genetic? 31:09 How Do We Keep Our Mitochondria Healthy? 32:42 Is Cancer Genetic? 36:27 Why Haven't Opinions Changed Based On Dr Seyfried's Evidence? 38:27 If We Adopt This Mindset, What Will Happen To Cancer Statistics? 39:17 Are The Current Cures Working? 00:41:50 The Current Technologies Used To Prevent Cancer 49:10 How Do We Prevent Cancer? 51:06 Should I Be On A Keto Diet? 54:57 Dr Seyfried's Dog Study 57:14 Human Cases Of People That Have Followed Your Research 01:03:39 What Is Metabolic Therapy? 01:04:36 What Should Someone That Has Cancer And Is Listening To This Do? 01:07:52 Keto Plus Hyperbaric Oxygen Study 01:11:57 Can You Have A Pre-Disposition To Cancer? 01:12:28 Should I Restrict What I Eat, To Stave Off Cancer? 01:13:16 What's Your View On Fasting? 01:13:58 How Do I Get Into The Keto State? 01:17:10 Do We Need More Discipline? 01:18:36 What Happens When You Fast? 01:20:52 What Advice Would Dr Seyfried Give To His Kids? 01:22:14 Why Isn't Dr Seyfried Trying To Be Metabolically Perfect? 01:23:04 What Food Laws Would Dr Seyfried Introduce? 01:25:18 Is Dr Seyfried Hopeful? 01:28:14 And What If You Are Successful? 01:29:10 Are There Any Studies That Have Broken Dr Seyfried's Heart? 01:30:50 What Would Dr Seyfried Say To Someone Listening? 01:32:55 Guest's Last Question You can purchase Dr Thomas’ book, ‘Keto for Cancer: Ketogenic Metabolic Therapy as a Targeted Nutritional Strategy’, here: https://g2ul0.app.link/1FotHad2pNb Follow Dr Thomas:  Instagram - https://g2ul0.app.link/cwAePGF1pNb  Twitter - https://g2ul0.app.link/0yuLM6I1pNb  If you found this information helpful, please consider donating to support Professor Seyfried’s cancer metabolic therapy research. This can be done in the below ways: Professor Seyfried’s Biology Department - https://g2ul0.app.link/qqiEVKOufOb Foundation for Cancer Metabolic Therapies - https://g2ul0.app.link/urNJEBUufOb A message from Professor Seyfried: “Please consider a donation ONLY if the information helps you. Your donation will keep our work moving forward.” 🌟 Get access to exclusive Diary of a CEO content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGq-a57w-aPwyi3pW7XLiHw/join Get your hands on the brand new Diary Of A CEO Conversation Cards here: https://appurl.io/iUUJeYn25v Follow me: https://g2ul0.app.link/gnGqL4IsKKb  Sponsors: Shopify - http://shopify.com/bartlett

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0:00 - 1:19
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The Tragedy of Cancer Mismanagement

Dr. Thomas Seyfried discusses the preventability of cancer and critiques the medical establishment's understanding of its origins. He emphasizes that cancer is a metabolic disorder rather than a genetic one, highlighting the lack of significant advancements in reducing cancer death rates and the lifestyle factors contributing to its rise.

"cancer is very preventable when the medical establishment acknowledge what I know about this disorder what's causing it and what we're not doing to prevent it or treated it it will be recognized as th..."

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1:19 - 2:00
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Introducing Dr. Thomas Seyfried

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried introduces himself as a professor of biology at Boston College, explaining his role in training students and conducting research focused on cancer management, origins, and prevention. He sets the stage for a deeper discussion on the global cancer crisis.

"me tell you one thing and remember it if you do metabolic therapy you can actually reduce risk for cancer you can take away the fear and when you say metabolic therapy tell me what those things are nu..."

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2:00 - 3:56
1:55 duration342 words

The Global Cancer Epidemic

Dr. Seyfried presents alarming statistics about cancer rates, revealing that nearly two million new cases are diagnosed annually in the U.S. alone, with 1,700 daily deaths. He warns that without intervention, cancer rates are expected to worsen significantly by 2050, framing it as a global epidemic.

"if someone walks up to you on the street and they're you know they know nothing about science and they know nothing about medicine Etc and they asked you what do you do and why do you do it how would ..."

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3:56 - 5:02
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Types of Cancer on the Rise

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried identifies the most common types of cancer affecting men and women, including lung, pancreatic, and colon cancers. He discusses the increasing prevalence of these cancers and the lifestyle factors that may contribute to their rise.

"it's getting worse more people are dying from it there's no major advance in in reducing death rates so it's a great tragedy so um and when we when we understand what's causing it and what we're not d..."

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5:02 - 6:56
1:53 duration325 words

Understanding Cancer Development

Dr. Seyfried explains the increasing likelihood of developing cancer over time, citing statistics from the American Cancer Society. He emphasizes the need for a better understanding of cancer prevention and treatment, challenging the notion that significant progress has been made.

"States then based on the statistics would develop cancer well it seems to increase every year so it's kind of a moving Target it doesn't seem to go down you know what it is today I don't know but what..."

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6:56 - 8:12
1:15 duration233 words

The Fermentation Process in Cancer

Dr. Seyfried introduces the concept of fermentation as a key energy process in cancer cells. He explains how cancer cells rely on fermentation for energy, leading to inefficient metabolism and the production of lactic acid, which is a hallmark of cancerous growth.

"looking at what would have happened if if we didn't stop smoking what are the leading causes of death worldwide in terms of diseases is is I I hear that heart disease is number one I think that's hear..."

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8:12 - 12:16
4:04 duration732 words

The Origins of Cancer Research

This segment delves into the historical context of cancer research, focusing on Otto Warburg's groundbreaking work in the 1920s. Dr. Seyfried discusses Warburg's findings on glucose metabolism in cancer cells and how they laid the foundation for understanding cancer as a metabolic disease.

"mentioned fermentation is energy without oxy what does that mean uh we breathe air and we uh exhale CO2 and water vapor and those are the waste products of the food that we eat we break everything is ..."

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12:16 - 14:01
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The Role of Mitochondria in Cancer

Dr. Seyfried explains the critical role of mitochondria in energy production and how their dysfunction contributes to cancer. He emphasizes that cancer cells exhibit a reliance on fermentation due to impaired mitochondrial function, leading to rapid and uncontrolled growth.

"all common in a in a dependency on this ancient pathway of energy metabolism can you take me back you mentioned a guy called Walberg there yeah can you take me back on the journey that the scientific ..."

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14:01 - 17:01
2:59 duration553 words

The Shift from Normal to Cancer Cells

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried discusses the gradual transition from normal cells to cancer cells, emphasizing that this process is not instantaneous. He highlights the chronic damage to mitochondrial function as a key factor in the development of cancer, underscoring the importance of understanding metabolic pathways.

"lower the blood sugar the slower the tumor grows undeniable for all different human Mouse cancers wow so warberg had said this a long time ago back in the 1920s he he was taking slices of all kinds of..."

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16:56 - 18:20
1:23 duration235 words

Transitioning to Ketones: A Cancer Strategy

Dr. Seyfried outlines a strategy for managing cancer by restricting glucose and glutamine, the fuels that cancer cells thrive on, while transitioning the body to use ketones. He emphasizes the evolutionary aspect of nutritional ketosis and its potential benefits for cancer patients.

"efficient energy okay so all we have to know with cancer is that they're how are they growing so rapidly why are they going out of control how come it's so hard to kill them because as long as you hav..."

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18:20 - 19:12
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Understanding Ketones

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried explains what ketones are and how they serve as an alternative energy source for healthy cells. He highlights the efficiency of ketones in energy production compared to glucose, emphasizing their role in a cancer-fighting diet.

"species evolved to be in nutritional ketosis for the the majority of our existence as a as a species like one and a half million years for for centuries and centuries thousands and thousands of years ..."

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19:12 - 20:51
1:38 duration283 words

Lessons from Our Ancestors

Dr. Seyfried reflects on the dietary habits of our ancestors, who often lived in a state of ketosis due to low carbohydrate availability. He discusses the implications of this lifestyle on cancer prevalence and how modern diets have shifted away from these ancestral practices.

"marginalize these tumor cells slowly over time uh we they slowly start to Die the blood vessels disappear and the body comes in and dissolves them so for someone that has never heard the term keto bef..."

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20:51 - 22:48
1:57 duration366 words

Cancer in Traditional Societies

Dr. Seyfried shares observations from traditional societies, noting the rarity of cancer among populations that adhere to ancestral diets. He cites examples from Africa and other regions where cancer rates were low before modern dietary influences took hold.

"generate more en that's why they my colleagues called and some of the greats in the bio in the biochemistry field called them super super fuel because you can get more energy bang for buck burning a k..."

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22:48 - 24:29
1:40 duration301 words

The Impact of Modern Diets

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried discusses how the introduction of processed foods and modern diets has led to increased cancer rates. He emphasizes the disconnect between our evolutionary diet and contemporary eating habits, which contribute to chronic diseases.

"societies cancer out of control what about what about our the primate cousins yeah um there's never been a documented uh case a breast cancer in a female chimpanzee uh and they're 98% similar to us in..."

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24:29 - 25:21
0:51 duration158 words

Exercise and Cancer Prevention

Dr. Seyfried explains the role of exercise in cancer prevention, highlighting its effects on lowering blood sugar and glutamine levels. He discusses how physical activity supports mitochondrial health and overall metabolic efficiency, which are crucial in combating cancer.

"we're eating today so what I've told many people in these podcasts is that our food science and technology and our society's technology has evolved so much faster than our biology can you explain to m..."

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25:21 - 27:29
2:08 duration372 words

The Gradual Onset of Cancer

Dr. Seyfried elaborates on the gradual nature of cancer development, linking it to lifestyle choices and environmental factors. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining mitochondrial health and how chronic stressors can lead to cancerous changes in cells.

"Efficiency so exercise you're building muscle as well aren't you yeah you're building well you can build muscle but you're certainly getting aerobic exercise to oxygen is coming in and you're burning ..."

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27:29 - 29:00
1:30 duration295 words

Identifying Carcinogens

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried identifies various carcinogens and their potential impact on mitochondrial function. He discusses the role of environmental toxins and lifestyle factors in cancer development, stressing the need for awareness and preventive measures.

"risk for damage to oxidative phosphorilation and the transition from one form of energy to a fermentation energy and what I'm trying to understand is that a it's a grad a gradual transition you have t..."

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29:00 - 30:18
1:18 duration243 words

Inflammation and Cancer Development

Dr. Seyfried explains how inflammation caused by foreign substances, such as talcum powder, can lead to mitochondrial damage and cancer. He discusses the body's immune response and how chronic inflammation can create an environment conducive to tumor growth.

"know there's many asbesto there's all kinds of chemicals in the environment you hear about this oh there's a whole list of carcinogens we and they put them on the on the labels on different chemicals ..."

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30:18 - 32:15
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Maintaining Healthy Mitochondria

Dr. Seyfried emphasizes the importance of keeping mitochondria healthy to reduce cancer risk. He discusses lifestyle choices, including exercise and dietary habits, that can support mitochondrial function and potentially prevent cancer development.

"powed uh granule or whatever and it goes into my body my body then tries to attack it to sort of out and in doing so it creates inflammation which leads to damage to mitochondria in a particular group..."

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32:10 - 33:00
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Mitochondria vs. Genetic Mutation Theory

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried challenges the somatic mutation theory of cancer, arguing that mitochondrial dysfunction is the primary driver of cancer rather than genetic mutations. He explains how reactive oxygen species from defective mitochondria can lead to mutations, which are often misattributed as the cause of cancer.

"risk for cancer by knowing what keeps your mitochondria healthy vigorous exercise uh fasting water only fasting um you know it's very hard some but sometimes we when we were putting mice on calorie re..."

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33:00 - 34:06
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The Evidence Against Genetic Cancer Theory

Dr. Seyfried presents compelling evidence that contradicts the notion that all cancers are caused by genetic mutations. He highlights cases of cancer cells that grow uncontrollably without mutations, suggesting that the focus should shift from genetic causes to mitochondrial health as a key factor in cancer development.

"whether you believe it's what the data tell us okay so according to the somatic mutation theory of cancers mutations in the nucleus lead to disregulated cell growth that's the sematic mutation theory ..."

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34:06 - 36:07
2:01 duration424 words

Paradigm Shifts in Cancer Research

Dr. Seyfried draws parallels between historical paradigm shifts in science and the current resistance to changing the understanding of cancer from a genetic to a metabolic disease. He discusses the challenges faced when introducing new theories that contradict long-held beliefs in the scientific community.

"the theory says that all cancers have mutations and you have some cancers that have no mutations and they're growing out of control that should say who bell ring one uh then they the the sematic mutat..."

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36:07 - 39:06
2:59 duration530 words

Future of Cancer Statistics

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried speculates on the potential impact of recognizing mitochondrial dysfunction as the root cause of cancer. He believes that if society adopts this perspective, cancer statistics could significantly improve, allowing people to manage their health more effectively.

"that's the mitochondria and I told you then you have cancer cells with no mutations and then you have driver mutations and normal cells that never become cancer you put all those things together and y..."

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39:06 - 40:32
1:25 duration313 words

The Role of Big Pharma in Cancer Research

Dr. Seyfried critiques the pharmaceutical industry's focus on genetic mutation theories, questioning the effectiveness of current cancer treatments. He highlights the financial incentives that may hinder progress in cancer research and the need for accountability in how research funds are utilized.

"healthy as you possibly can what if we don't go down that path what you think then you're going to be right one out of two people are going to be having cancer that your statistics are going to be U A..."

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40:32 - 42:43
2:10 duration421 words

Progression-Free Survival vs. Overall Survival

Dr. Seyfried explains the difference between progression-free survival and overall survival in cancer treatment. He argues that while some drugs may appear effective in managing tumors, they often do not significantly extend patients' lives, raising ethical concerns about their use.

"when you look at the scientific advisory committee of all these societies that you're running for they all think published papers on cancer as a genetic disease it's too hard for the field to accept a..."

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42:43 - 46:55
4:11 duration835 words

The Consequences of Conventional Cancer Treatments

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried discusses the adverse effects of conventional cancer treatments like chemotherapy and radiation. He emphasizes the need for a more holistic approach to cancer care that prioritizes patient health and well-being over merely managing tumor growth.

"what we call traditional progression okay it's called progression free survival and then you have overall survival so you have two ways to approve drugs mostly for cancer right how does it work on agg..."

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46:02 - 48:06
2:03 duration419 words

Metabolic Therapy: A New Approach

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried introduces metabolic therapy as a dual approach for both preventing and treating cancer. He contrasts it with standard care, which often involves toxic treatments. Dr. Seyfried explains how metabolic therapy can shrink tumors and improve patient outcomes without the severe side effects of traditional methods.

"almost zero um but if you go if you got a breast cancer or if you got this is brain cancer I'm talking about this is freeing up now yes if you have a circumscribed tumor and it's not anywhere else you..."

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48:06 - 49:50
1:44 duration381 words

Survival Rates and Treatment Efficacy

Dr. Seyfried reviews historical survival rates for various cancers, noting only marginal improvements over decades despite advancements in treatment. He critiques the effectiveness of current therapies and discusses the importance of exploring alternative methods like metabolic therapy to enhance patient survival and quality of life.

"that with a treatment we bring in some more drugs to Target the glutamine we don't do that on the prevention side on the I was just looking at some stats as you were speaking around the fiveyear survi..."

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49:50 - 51:01
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Lifestyle Choices Impacting Cancer Risk

Dr. Seyfried addresses the alarming trend of cancer diagnoses among seemingly healthy individuals. He attributes this to modern lifestyle factors such as poor diet, lack of exercise, and stress. He emphasizes the importance of making conscious lifestyle choices to reduce cancer risk and maintain overall health.

"said are the the the the and we're seeing this I'm seeing it in my own I'm getting more and more emails from young people in their 30s uh late 20s 30s early 40s like with colon cancer breast cancer an..."

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51:01 - 52:35
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The Glucose Ketone Index: A Tool for Health

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried explains the development of the Glucose Ketone Index (GKI) calculator, which helps monitor blood sugar and ketone levels. He discusses its significance for cancer patients and healthy individuals alike, emphasizing how maintaining a low GKI can prevent cancer growth and promote better health.

"think in China they have the most 200 million obese people in China now so should I be on a keto diet then here's what we did okay uh we developed the glucose Ketone index calculator at Boston College..."

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52:35 - 54:54
2:18 duration487 words

Dietary Recommendations for Cancer Prevention

Dr. Seyfried shares insights on dietary choices that can help maintain a healthy GKI and prevent cancer. He advocates for low-carbohydrate diets and discusses the benefits of certain foods that do not spike blood sugar levels. This segment highlights the connection between diet and cancer prevention.

"determination if you're in the Paleolithic zone or not oh so if I'm at 2.0 like my friend Dominic the austino he's always down in these zones he's living the P he's a Paleolithic man living in modern ..."

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54:54 - 57:19
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Success Stories: Metabolic Therapy in Action

Dr. Seyfried recounts a case study of a dog treated with metabolic therapy for cancer. He shares how the owner implemented dietary changes based on his research, leading to significant improvements in the dog's health. This story illustrates the potential of metabolic therapy beyond human applications.

"oh you me to tell me I can't eat this and I can't eat that what does it do to your gki oh Mak it go up well don't eat that so you did a study on dogs a dog with a tumor yes can you tell me about that ..."

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57:19 - 1:00:38
3:18 duration651 words

Pablo's Journey: A Case Study in Metabolic Therapy

Dr. Seyfried discusses the case of Pablo Kelly, a patient with glioblastoma who rejected conventional treatments in favor of metabolic therapy. He shares Pablo's remarkable journey of survival and how monitoring his GKI played a crucial role in managing his condition. This segment highlights the effectiveness of alternative approaches in cancer treatment.

"with a brain tumor guy Pablo Kelly who just passed away unfortunately from a from a surgical um his his uh had a a major cerebral uh Hemorrhage after his surgery from Devon England you know Devon Engl..."

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1:01:01 - 1:02:44
1:42 duration333 words

Surviving Against the Odds

Dr. Seyfried reflects on Pablo's long-term survival despite a diagnosis of glioblastoma, a notoriously aggressive cancer. He explains how Pablo's adherence to metabolic therapy and avoidance of traditional treatments contributed to his extended life, illustrating the potential for patients to thrive even in dire circumstances.

"got six years out and he says you know um uh it's still back you know he I got to go in so it first so this is second debul first debul goes off gets back on another second debulking another three yea..."

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1:02:44 - 1:04:15
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Metabolic Therapy vs. Conventional Treatments

This segment delves into the differences between metabolic therapy and conventional cancer treatments. Dr. Seyfried argues that metabolic approaches can enhance the effectiveness of chemotherapy and radiation when combined with nutritional ketosis, challenging the traditional views held by many oncologists.

"alive because he was talking like you and I are talking this is a guy who has a a terminal so I said to Pablo I said you could outlive me I I says I said we're all terminal to some extent right we're ..."

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1:04:15 - 1:06:04
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Harnessing Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Dr. Seyfried explains the role of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in cancer treatment, particularly when used alongside a ketogenic diet. He discusses how this combination can selectively target tumor cells while minimizing damage to healthy tissues, offering a promising avenue for improving patient outcomes.

"glutamine like we thought it with like we we thought we we found now certain parasite medications will be effective in targeting glutamine so we're doing all non-toxic strategies to manage cancer you ..."

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1:06:04 - 1:07:52
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The Science Behind Nutritional Ketosis

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried emphasizes the significance of maintaining a low glucose Ketone index for cancer patients. He discusses how nutritional ketosis can enhance the effectiveness of treatments and improve overall health, urging patients to take an active role in their cancer management.

"thinking of a friend of mine that um has been diagnosed with brain cancer brain tumor and this is one of the most you know it's a it's a woman in her 40s or 50s trying to keep her Anonymous as possibl..."

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1:07:52 - 1:10:04
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The Role of Diet in Cancer Management

Dr. Seyfried discusses the impact of diet on cancer progression and treatment efficacy. He advocates for a ketogenic approach, explaining how avoiding certain fuels can weaken tumor cells and improve the effectiveness of therapies, ultimately leading to better survival rates.

"found in mice is that when ketogenic diet was combined with a hyperbaric oxygen therapy the average survival time was increased by roughly 80% yeah even more sometimes now but what okay so why do we h..."

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1:10:04 - 1:11:01
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Empowering Patients in Their Cancer Journey

Dr. Seyfried stresses the importance of patient empowerment in cancer treatment. He encourages individuals to take responsibility for their health by understanding metabolic therapy and making informed choices, rather than relying solely on traditional medical advice.

"unbelievable how do we measure if our um can you believe this I can't even believe I'm saying this stuff myself you really got to know the biochemistry and you have to know the physiology of your own ..."

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1:12:20 - 1:13:16
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The Importance of Caloric Restriction

Dr. Seyfried discusses the role of caloric restriction in maintaining healthy mitochondria and metabolism. He emphasizes that our Paleolithic ancestors naturally practiced calorie restriction due to the lack of processed foods, and he suggests that modern individuals should consider fasting and ketogenic diets to promote metabolic health.

"conditions that's definitely genetic that's like Huntington's disease tayac disease or these kinds of things they'll manifest regardless of the environment so you saying to me that I should as a 32y o..."

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1:13:16 - 1:14:32
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Fasting: A Path to Ketosis

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried explains the challenges of achieving nutritional ketosis through fasting. He shares practical advice on transitioning to a zero-carb diet and emphasizes the importance of measuring glucose and ketone levels to ensure effective metabolic therapy.

"what's your view on fasting fasting is a powerful uh way to get your body into nutritional ketosis but it ain't easy try doing it try you try doing it see how how easy it it ain't easy right uh but th..."

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1:14:32 - 1:16:14
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Evolutionary Insights on Food Choices

Dr. Seyfried reflects on the evolutionary background of human dietary habits, contrasting the abundance of food available today with the scarcity faced by our ancestors. He discusses how modern temptations can lead to metabolic dysfunction and obesity, highlighting the need for discipline in dietary choices.

"value push the button gki comes right up okay okay very simple everybody can buy it from from Amazon get the meter buy the consumables uh and then they can test it this is what Pablo this is what all ..."

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1:16:14 - 1:17:10
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The Role of Discipline in Health

Dr. Seyfried emphasizes the importance of discipline in maintaining a healthy lifestyle. He discusses how fasting has been a part of many religious practices and how it can lead to both physical and cognitive benefits, urging listeners to consider the historical significance of fasting.

"efficiently because our ancestors liveed through such um environmental forcing we had famines we had long TRS we our body could store energy so efficiently because it wasn't we had to store what littl..."

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1:17:10 - 1:18:43
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Fasting and Cognitive Benefits

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried explains the cognitive advantages of fasting and how it can enhance focus and mental clarity. He draws connections between fasting, ketone metabolism, and the survival instincts of our ancestors, illustrating the biological benefits of this practice.

"discipline discipline is important um discipline is important um you know every major religion had had a point of fasting um to be whether you're Islamic Judaism or whatever Catholicism Hinduism whate..."

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1:18:43 - 1:20:03
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Modern Temptations vs. Ancestral Wisdom

Dr. Seyfried contrasts the dietary choices available today with those of our ancestors, discussing how modern conveniences can lead to unhealthy eating habits. He argues for a return to more natural eating patterns that align with our biological heritage.

"you burn fat okay liver stores a lot of of um bone store the minerals that you can get minerals from your bones you can get a lot of fat storage um vitamins are stored in fat a lot of vitamin D outsid..."

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1:20:03 - 1:21:43
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Advice for the Next Generation

Dr. Seyfried shares personal insights on how he advises his children regarding cancer prevention and metabolic health. He emphasizes the importance of exercise and making informed dietary choices while acknowledging the challenges of modern life.

"descendants of members that are same as us you know hundreds of thousands of years ago they were they just didn't have the technology that we have today but if you could brought a Paleolithic man from..."

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1:21:43 - 1:23:02
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Living with Balance

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried discusses the balance between enjoying life's pleasures and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. He reflects on his own dietary choices and the importance of moderation in preventing chronic diseases.

"but I'm not going to be uh uh not doing it I do water I do intermittent fasting I don't eat for 18 20 hours at a time I do a lot of exercise over at the university the gym and the facilities that we h..."

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1:23:02 - 1:24:19
1:16 duration242 words

Regulating Food Choices

Dr. Seyfried explores the complexities of regulating food choices in society. He discusses the obesity epidemic and the need for individuals to take personal responsibility for their health while considering the role of government in public health.

"you at risk there's an election going on in the United States at the moment Trump versus Camala Harris um if you won the election and you became president of the United States and you had to introduce..."

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1:24:19 - 1:25:36
1:17 duration293 words

The Challenge of Food Regulation

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried addresses the challenges of regulating unhealthy food options. He compares the regulation of smoking to the consumption of unhealthy foods, emphasizing the need for personal choice and responsibility in dietary habits.

"own health what about drugs though like cocaine is not legal so why can't they intervene to say you can't have Dunkin Donuts um because they're both you know gonna harm the indivual I think you'd get ..."

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1:25:36 - 1:27:50
2:14 duration449 words

Hope for Cancer Treatment

Dr. Seyfried expresses optimism about the future of cancer treatment based on scientific evidence. He discusses the potential for metabolic therapies to improve patient outcomes and the importance of continuing research in this area.

"just extending what he has done to a new dimension and putting it into a practical application which he had never done so it's just an extension of of of the knowledge base o over this time why' you c..."

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1:27:50 - 1:28:34
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The Future of Cancer Research

In this concluding segment, Dr. Seyfried reflects on the progress made in cancer research and the importance of understanding metabolic dysfunction. He emphasizes the need for continued exploration of metabolic therapies as a viable solution to combat cancer.

"change massive paradigm change so uh they will come to know it's just a matter of time I don't know how long it's going to take but I ain't going anywhere I'm continuing to do this I'm going to get be..."

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1:28:41 - 1:29:14
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Heartbreaking Case Studies

Reflecting on the emotional impact of his work, Dr. Seyfried recounts the story of Trudy Dupont and the loss of his patient Pablo, who exemplified the potential of metabolic therapy. He highlights the importance of family support in cancer treatment and the need for a collaborative approach.

"are thinking about this but I I can tell you they want to open clinics I get calls from from Asia Africa South America they want to open clinics people are being brutalized by a system that's not work..."

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1:29:14 - 1:30:06
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The Role of Family in Cancer Treatment

Dr. Seyfried discusses how family dynamics can influence cancer treatment decisions, emphasizing the need for collective support in pursuing metabolic therapy. He shares success stories of patients who have improved their health through lifestyle changes and family involvement.

"Trudy Dupont who originally let me we we built a glucose Ketone index calculator on her Pablo is I'm still we're still ated by Pablo's loss because Pablo was a a guy that I've known for 10 years worke..."

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1:30:06 - 1:31:01
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Addressing Skepticism in Cancer Care

Dr. Seyfried addresses the skepticism surrounding metabolic therapy and the challenges patients face when seeking alternative treatments. He encourages listeners to question the status quo and highlights the importance of evidence-based approaches in cancer care.

"members of the family get super help when they all work together and they do it everybody says I never felt so healthy in my life um gu tanom had Advanced prostate cancer he wrote a book and he's on t..."

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1:31:01 - 1:32:54
1:53 duration425 words

A Call for Evidence-Based Change

In this segment, Dr. Seyfried calls for a reevaluation of cancer treatment protocols based on emerging evidence. He stresses the need for flexibility in medical practices and the importance of integrating new findings into standard care to improve patient outcomes.

"that are currently battling cancer have early stage diagnosis I know I feel bad about this because people say oh I want to do medicab bolic therapy where can I go and they go to their local hospital a..."

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1:32:54 - 1:35:31
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Philanthropy and Cancer Research

Dr. Seyfried discusses the role of philanthropic donations in supporting his research at Boston College. He encourages listeners to contribute to cancer metabolic therapy initiatives, emphasizing the importance of funding in advancing innovative treatments.

"Thomas we have a closing tradition on this podcast where the last guest leaves a question for the next guest not knowing who they're going to be leaving it for and the question that's been left for yo..."

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Hope for the Future of Cancer Treatment

Concluding the conversation, Dr. Seyfried expresses optimism about the future of cancer treatment and the potential for effective alternatives. He highlights the importance of spreading awareness about metabolic therapy and the positive changes it can bring to patients' lives.

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