A Conversation With Jane McLelland About Starving Breast Cancer

[@luester67]

This is the best and most honest approach to beating cancer. I propose Jane for a Nobel Prize for her wonderful work ! She is the first person to put together scientific complexities in a complete regime and to sort through all the dots in terms of a cure. I like the fully integrative approach (including chemotherapy and radiotherapies). As many integrative approaches have the energy to condemn one therapy or another, Jane has a wonderful sense of integrating these seemlessly into one cast. Furthermore, she is ahead of the curve and looks for viable implementations for new therapies such as Ferroptosis - Chapeaux!!!! Thank you again for this interview. And everyone, especially doctors, are advised to study Jane's course. Doctors especially to save their patients' lives with the most important off-label drugs!

[@6gipps]

Fascinating! Thanks for sharing. Very valuable information

[@grandma0077]

I'm the first comment on this page 05/03/22. When was this video first posted? I resent that more often KZbin is not including the date of post.

[@arnsteinholm7372]

10:00 min Estrogen driven BC -> focus more on OXPHOS vs. Glycolysis ..... in Her-2 BC -> more focus on Glycolysis and Fat pathways .... in Triple negative BC -> more focus on Glutaminolysis

[@Lulubella1111]

I feel like it would be helpful if she just had a list of the things to do and the things not to do.

[@Vickiehou]

She wrote a book. In the final part of the book, she made a list.

[@richardharris3423]

Very interesting. Thanks for posting this.

[@juditzug8777]

This woman is incredible! I am halfway through her book, it is really a milestone in healing cancer. I wish I knew how and where her modules can be watched. Thanks for the interview, it was very informative.

[@rosiegrace9412]

Her course is on her web page!

[@juditzug8777]

@@rosiegrace9412 yes, I have found it and watched it already last month! thanks

[@johnreidy2804]

Don't forget she did chemo too

[@galactickitty]

Is there a Coles notes version of this lady’s work? I find it fascinating but I am actually finding this stress inducing hearing about the different pathways, not fully understanding the different terms and now thinking I have doomed myself by indulging in the occasional sweet.

[@stevenboe7342]

I have purchased her book. There’s a big problem with so many questions and medication as I can’t find a Dr. That will help with this protocol

[@cherylwelch9634]

I am more confused now

[@dianaojajune5413]

Why didn’t the host ensure that Jane was talking to the correct slide. For anyone new to her work this would have been totally confusing

[@lf7065]

And then there are many people going through conventional cancer treatment who don't do any of this, eat a standard western diet, and have no recurrences. Don't drive yourself crazy with this. Working on keeping stress low and happiness high is much more important, in my opinion. 🙂

[@lizashanti748]

Does the course cover other cancer protocols like ovarian cancer. Can your course be used for all cancers?

[@campingdream]

following

[@alisonbrown6441]

Yes, Jane mentions all the specifics for each cancer in her book and online course

[@madaileinom8753]

The slides were not visible.

[@canadianloon6433]

I just discovered Jane I know she has to be very careful mentioning current ancient Chemo therapy. Based on my first and last dose please please don't take chemo and explore other methods. Chemo is BIG business and it won't be replaced anytime soon

[@johnstewartvet]

Would be better if it was illustrated by slides

[@Sigma31377]

That first slide makes no sense whatsoever

[@CarolSteinfeld]

I like Jane's book, etc., but no one will tell me why she chose dipyridimole for myelodysplasia

[@lorib5398]

And an interesting development with gut health is a stool transplant, to change the gut microbium.

[@lorib5398]

if fat helps fuel breast cancer, fat removal needs to be a treatment too.

[@paulreesor8200]

Fat in the body or diet? Lean diet puts fat in the body and high fat ketogenic diet makes the body lean.

[@geraldinegil469]

How about triple positive breast cancer? This never gets mentioned.