Cancer as a Mitochondrial Metabolic Disease: Thomas Seyfried

[@OurCarnivoreChronicles]

I am still alive thanks to this man and his research. Thank you does not even begin to cover my gratefulness! ❤

[@brebeufgarcia1090]

We're you able to implement the pulsing of the drug DON in starving out the cancer cells?

[@ISDS_Mosaico]

@@brebeufgarcia1090 No idea because I had no one testing for that, but my KGI was always under 1, every day, and I did that eating ONLY one very fatty meal very early in the mornig after 48h of fasting. If I ate at night my ketones would immediatly lower and bring me to a GKI of 2 (still good but not when you are alone doing this and it's your only chance). I also used fenben 4on and 3 off. My breast carcinoma stage 4 decreased by one inch in 2 month when I had surgery to remove it. No chemo, no radiation. Have tiny met in spine but so far, after a year, no changes in it. (Doctors said my turmor was "nothing", just hormones", was a stage 4 double negative, very rare carcinoma of 4.5 cm!)

[@akbarshoed]

Silence​@@brebeufgarcia1090

[@victorash4130]

I agree, my sincere thanks after beating blood cancer via keto and other knowledge

[@KarateLisa]

​@@victorash4130 please share your story. I have pcl leukemia and an interested in hearing.

[@Roberto-cg2gr]

Let us nominate Prof Thomas Seyfried for Nobel peace prize

[@tamashumi7961]

Medicine or biology, not peace prize

[@jt2208]

I am 100% with you. It is sad that we are ignoring these truly dedicated and rigorous scientists of public health of our time. I reversed my severe type 2 diabetes after learning form prof. Robert Lustig and Dr. Jason Fung. I healed my sever stress and anxiety after learning from profs. Steven Peters and Robert Sapolsky. My own GP and therapist could not believe my new transformation!!! Seriously. These guys are offering us a paradigm shift in how we treat certain maladies in our society. What do we have to lose? Try, learn be open, and trust me these are the modern day Copernicus of our time to borrow Dr. Seyfried’s example. Nobel Price I think in my humble opinion has increasingly lost its appeal.

[@jwhite5396]

@@Roberto-cg2gr The Nobel prize rewards the discoveries that have conferred the greatest benefit to humankind. Since 1901, the Nobel Prize has been awarded in the fields of physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature and peace, while a memorial prize in economic sciences was added in 1968. In 2005 Barry Marshall and Robin Warren were awarded the Nobel prize in Physiology for their pioneering work on Helicobacter pylori. Hospitals were adding on wings for their ulcer patients. Now those same patients are treated with a round of antibiotics. I would love to see Thomas Seyfied get the recognition his work deserves!

[@jcm4923]

I'll nominate him for a Nobel prize, but not one for history. He has the story of Bruno mangled. And as much as I love listening to Professor Seyfried, I don't know why he had to drag in the concepts of geocentrism vs heliocentrism. I don't think that's his specialty and it felt like a gratuitous jab against the church. Just wasn't needed for his talk.

[@mathewwaszak8582]

Agreed. His presentations are brilliant🎉

[@audreyfischer8662]

Dr Seyfried earned his place in history for his breakthrough thinking and research for cancer management and relentless diligence to get the word out.

[@bonganinxumalo3974]

I am from South Africa and a medical doctor practicing Functional Medicine. This is year 3(2024) following Metabollic management of Cancer. It is exciting and helping a lot of people. Four weeks ago we had a Sarcoma pt who was continously bleeding rectally + haematuria, it stopped within 5 days of management including the big lumps in mouth, toungue, gums and lips. A month we admit just 6 patients, we are running a 24 bed hospital in Northern KZN. Of course we also reversing DMT2, Dimentias, Autism, Severe Fibromylagia, Chronic Headaches, Acute on Chronic Pancreatitis and many Mitochondria Dysfunctions. It is very fullfilling. Keep the good work Prof Seyfield.

[@ajiboyemajekodunmi9171]

This is quite interesting. I'm a doctor with interest in this. I'll like to discuss this further

[@Jarkko279]

Thats amzing

[@michellejohnsen912]

Thank you Jesus for this healing knowledge and for your amazing Grace! 🙏 🕊🙌

[@Thomas-ic4gk]

Cancer Is A Metabolic Disease aka Invasive Inflammation. Malignant Neoplasia is a multifaceted metabolic disease that has at least three requirements. First, Apoptosis needs to be turned off via dysfunction of the Mitochondria and/or the Mitochondrial - Lysosomal Interaction, down-regulation of Death Receptors and/or Endoplasmic Reticulum dysfunction. Second, “fuel(s)” or out-of-range hormone(s) need be present ie: insulin, cortisol, prolactin, estrogen, progesterone, androgens like testosterone, etc (these first two make up the cellular definition of inflammation.) Examples of fuels: Alcohol alters many hormone levels, sugars and carbohydrates are the driver of elevated fasting insulin, stress is the driver of elevated cortisol and prolactin, endocrine disruptors like corticosteroids lower TSH, LH, etc and birth controls alter estrogen, progesterone and other levels, etc. And third is Nuclear Alterations need be present which allow the cells to become invasive, this is through disruption of the Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway which controls cellular replication. Nuclear Alterations can be caused by dysbiosis, malnutrition and carcinogens, some of which also act as fuels and are toxic enough to turn off the Apoptosis pathways like Alcohol, Tobacco Products, Certain Chronic Fungal, Viral, Bacterial and Parasitic Infections, Birth Control, etc. How to treat properly = remove the carcinogen(s) + change to an organic ketogenic or carnivore diet + use extremely high doses of specific antioxidants that have very low toxicity to healthy cells (Cannabinoids, Astaxanthin, Alpha and Beta Santalol, Linalyl Acetate and Linalool, Vitamin D, IV Vitamin C, Punicic Acid, Anthocyanins, Polyphenols, etc.) + repair the gut microbiome using specific dietary additions (ACV Pickles, Kimchi, Sauerkraut, Olives, etc) and probiotics (60B Probiotic Blend, Lactobacillus Salivarius.) Oxidative stress and metabolic diseases: Relevance and therapeutic strategies www.frontiersin.org/journals/nutrition/articles/10.3389/fnut.2022.994309/full Cancer as a metabolic disease nutritionandmetabolism.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1743-7075-7-7 Cancer as a Metabolic Disorder www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8835572/ Cancer as a metabolic disease: implications for novel therapeutics www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3941741/ Cancer and Obesity: The Link is Insulin medicine.yale.edu/news-article/cancer-and-obesity-the-link-is-insulin/ Diabetic-level glucose spikes seen in healthy people med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2018/07/diabetic-level-glucose-spikes-seen-in-healthy-people.html New Clarity on the Warburg Effect www.cancer.gov/research/key-initiatives/ras/news-events/dialogue-blog/2021/vander-heiden-warburg-effect Ivermectin: A Multifaceted Drug With a Potential Beyond Anti-parasitic Therapy pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11008553/ Fenbendazole acts as a moderate microtubule destabilizing agent and causes cancer cell death by modulating multiple cellular pathways www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-30158-6 Wnt/β-catenin signaling: function, biological mechanisms, and therapeutic opportunities www.nature.com/articles/s41392-021-00762-6 Wnt signaling in cancer www.nature.com/articles/onc2016304#:~:text=The%20APC%20gene%20was%20found,4/%CE%B2%2Dcatenin%20signaling.&text=These%20findings%20established%20a%20direct,signaling%20and%20human%20colorectal%20cancer. Wnt/β-catenin signaling in cancers and targeted therapies www.nature.com/articles/s41392-021-00701-5#:~:text=As%20an%20evolutionarily%20conserved%20signaling,%2Dcatenin%2Dassociated%20targeted%20therapies. Targeting the Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway in cancer pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7716495/#:~:text=The%20aberrant%20Wnt/%CE%B2%2Dcatenin,%CE%B2%2Dcatenin%20signaling%20in%20cancer. Apoptosis www.sciencedirect.com/topics/pharmacology-toxicology-and-pharmaceutical-science/apoptosis#:~:text=Mitochondria%20play%20a%20central%20role,Danial%20and%20Korsmeyer%2C%202004). Lysosomal-mitochondrial cross-talk during cell death www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1567724910001376#:~:text=lysosomal%20content%20into%20the%20cytosol%20can%20initiate,links%20to%20the%20mitochondrial%20cytochrome%20c%20release Connecting lysosomes and mitochondria - a novel role for lipid metabolism in cancer cell death pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6664539/ Caspase‐mediated programmed cell death pathways as potential therapeutic targets in cancer pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6495317/#:~:text=Caspases%20are%20involved%20in%20two,subsequently%20activated%20by%20caspase%E2%80%909 The Death Receptor Pathway of Apoptosis pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8805650/ Mitochondrial apoptosis: killing cancer using the enemy within www.nature.com/articles/bjc201585 The Mitochondrion www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK26894/#:~:text=Mitochondria%20can%20use%20both%20pyruvate,fatty%20acids%20come%20from%20fats. 3 Genetics and Health www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK19932/#:~:text=Although%20there%20are%20many%20possible%20causes%20of ***Analyzing the role of cannabinoids as modulators of Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway for their use in the management of neuropathic pain pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30871771/ ***Cannabidiol regulates apoptosis and autophagy in inflammation and cancer: A review pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9899821/ ***Cannabinoid-induced apoptosis in immune cells as a pathway to immunosuppression pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3005548/ Needs To Be Taught In Medschool: - [ ] The Gut Microbiome & Dysbiosis - [ ] The EndoCannabinoid System - [ ] Liver-Renal Axis & Lipogenesis - [ ] Inflammation and Metabolic Diseases - [ ] Natural Low Toxicity Antioxidants in Full Spectrum Form - [ ] Proper Nutrition & Diet All Human Ailments Stem From One Or More Of The Following: - [ ] Acute Cell Death - [ ] Acute Inflammation - [ ] Chronic Inflammation - [ ] Dysbiosis - [ ] Infection - [ ] Malnutrition - [ ] Physical Trauma - [ ] Truly Genetic (5%) - [ ] Birth Defects (3%) - 20% of which are genetic

[@mathewwaszak8582]

Thomas Seyfried is such an incredible presenter. What an awesome fella🙏🏻👍

[@JohnnStr1]

We need more people like this telling us truth! Just finished reading The 23 Former Doctor Truths by Lauren Clark. Its fascinating what they hide from society.

[@elydan6049]

Scam

[@kellio8087]

If only this professor could live forever. He would evolve above and beyond.

[@Collette-z2i]

Well it’s up to us to keep his theories alive so share far and wide ❤

[@madinawildberries6733]

let's clone him in 10 copies

[@HormoneCyclopedia]

Prof; you are a genius! I watched this video from start to finish nonstop. Very educative. No chance on earth I ever take chem@ and be subjected to Radiation Torture! A must watch for anyone including all Physicians.

[@barwick11]

Dr. Seyfried's work is remarkable. It makes me wonder how many other areas of medicine and science are stifled because of gatekeepers in the name of supposed "safety".

[@Technichian462]

A great many. Heart disease. Nutrition. Are the two at the top. Get Dr Ken Berry’s book “Lies My Doctor Tells Me”

[@KismetWLS]

Follow the money.

[@lynlawley8903]

​@@KismetWLSthat's so true

[@joyallen2415]

Congress made radiation and chemo the standard of care. When a doctor came to them with a metabolic solution. His name was Dr. Gerson. He had written a book called 50 cases. They outlawed his work and put into practice the machine we suffer with. Today. My father did the gerson therapy and it worked for him. I did not work for my mother unfortunately. The bigger point to this however is the money machine behind cancer

[@mmemmamme]

I can't get enough of professor Seyfried

[@ksmith76013]

Currently using metabolically supported soc for stage 4 tnbc metastatic to bone. Current disease NO EVIDENCE OF DISEASE. Thank you for publishing on Open Access and doing KZbin videos and interviews!

[@crystalcummings8147]

Praise God!

[@brebeufgarcia1090]

How did it take to get to NED status?

[@ksmith76013]

@@brebeufgarcia1090 dx 8/2023, tumor markers below normal 1/2024, NED on Petscan May 2024 and Sept 2024...

[@ksmith76013]

@@crystalcummings8147 yes! God, keto and soc.

[@333AppalachiaEnergetics]

💛🙏💛

[@russelllean2014]

Thankyou once again Professor Seyfried.

[@RickTashma]

RIP Pablo. Thank you, Dr. Seyfried, for another marvelous super-condensed presentation of your findings. I'm a biologist from "a prior millennium" (LOL), and I've been following you for about a year. I was turned on to the connections between proper metabolic function and overall systemic health by Chris Palmer's fabulous book. Just being aware of your corner of the metabolic dimension, as well as the work/teachings/warnings of Bob Lustig, Richard Johnson, etc., have been important bits of info as I continue to be proactive about my wellness. Cheers!

[@jimmymwakisha5542]

There is need to spread the great news so hat people can benefit. Thank you Dr. Seyfried!

[@frigginflowers72]

Glioblastoma will not be fatal anymore, especially if the DON drug is employed in metabolic therapy. This means that even a stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis will have great hope of long term survival, I have no words for how much better the world will be because of this man and his work. I am 20 years old, my children will grow up in a world where no cancer is hopeless or terminal.

[@offthewallart08]

❤ Dr Seyfried our honest scientist for the people

[@guillaumekalfon9117]

Wow, I hadn't realised Pr. Seyfried is 78, is that so? He seems in amazingly fine shape and health for 78

[@melznutz3313]

He is 78 and he is a fine tuned machine. Thanks for your research. ❤

[@audreyfischer8662]

God bless him and keep him strong. The professor still has a long uphill battle to fight.

[@Ampe96]

he looks exactly like a 78 year old man should look like to me.

[@audreyfischer8662]

@@Ampe96 However, HOW MANY 78 year olds do YOU know that is rebbing up MORE determination, energy, and focus as time goes on because he knows his message can save lives around the world? Professor Seyfried is constantly spreading the word with podcast after podcast and conference presentations and research publications and teaching and answering letters from the public-people desperate to save their lives from a cancer diagnosis, and more and more and more. NOT your typical 78 year old.

[@Ampe96]

@@audreyfischer8662 i agree with the fact that he is an exceptional man and i admire him very much. currently using his teachings to help my father's battle with cancer. I just said that he looks exactly like a 78 year old though, because he does.

[@margueriteoreilly2168]

Excellent....I have been waiting all week to watch this......wooooooow Praying for all those Souls gone 🙏 and pray 🙏 🤲 🕍 🕌 ⛪️ 🛕 🙏 that every one has this gift of knowledge Belfast Ireland 🇮🇪

[@H4KnSL4K]

Great presentation. Thanks for sharing this!

[@MegaSantiago20]

When are we gonna reward and celebrate more people like this doctor? These are the TRUE heroes 🫡

[@AUDREY526-g1h]

Excellent presentation by Dr. Seyfried! I would have loved it even more if you had included the question and answer portion of his lecture.

[@paulalappat7744]

This is awesome presentation!!! My eyes are opened

[@radwanabu-issa4350]

The relationship between cancer and metabolism isn’t a straightforward cause-and-effect scenario; rather, for cells to become cancerous, they must go through numerous steps and acquire a range of complex characteristics. These include proliferative signaling, evading growth suppressors, resisting cell death, enabling replicative immortality, inducing angiogenesis, and activating invasion and metastasis, as well as reprogramming energy metabolism and evading immune detection. Achieving this intricate array of changes requires multiple genetic, chemical, physical, and electrical alterations, painting a picture of immense complexity. Consequently, while there are many potential targets for treatment, pinpointing the specific few that could disrupt this formidable machinery remains a significant challenge.

[@FireOElijahMC]

Thanks for sharing this. I recommend reading “Health and Beauty Mastery” by Julian Bannet, that book is a real eye opener about shocking stuff health industry is doing! I completely changed my habits

[@MikeW-t6l]

I got it, truly a good book

[@brebeufgarcia1090]

Does Bannet sound anything like Dr. Jack Kruze?

[@dalemcleod542]

Speaking to the choir Dr. Dhand. Years back my dentist worked out of an older house in a small town and he always took care of my oral needs. Since moving several hours from that location another dentist was in order. I’ve attended dental schools, UNC chapel Hill, ECU in Greenville to name names. They go through the same routines you mentioned in your video. So we know where they are taught these money grabbing techniques. Currently, visited a recommended dentist in Greenville, NC after several months of waiting due to their patient back log, totally under that. Before the dentist would ask about my problem I had to get an assessment and a gum measurement, very nice you lady, very pleasant. Then the Dentist came in very stoic and said you need this, this and this. Well Dr. I have problem with a previous root canal from a dental school. He said we’ll come back for a cleaning and we will go from there. He would not address my problem without me have roughly paid 600.00 and three visits in total. I just want the tooth removed. Getting on my soap box now, what the hell happened to the ole school dentist that initially would ask what are you here for today. On another similar note the Veterinarian are sailing this same ship.

[@marilynroper5739]

Are you replying to the correct talk?

[@janineperissinotto7553]

Thank you thank you Dr

[@LanierHarper]

Thank you

[@marynayna6327]

My husband has Pancreatic cancer spread to the liver ,stage4, is on a trial with 3 chemo drugs,he is give steroids be for the treatment to lesson the side effects but they send his blood sugars from his usual 7 -10 to. 23 -25 ,which I now see as feeding the cancer so they can now recover from the chemo.This is crazy and so sad.

[@janineperissinotto7553]

Stop that treatment stop and go to this Dr

[@renita9424]

Reach out to Dr. Makis (Canadian Medical Oncologist from Alberta). He does private consultations to help you with a plan B. His plans may include ivermectin, fenbendazole or menbendazole, depending on the cancer type and data, and supplements, all based on data and clinical experience.

[@jwhite5396]

Please see Joe Tippens dog dewormer for cancer treatment and John Campbell recently made a video discussing Ivermectin as cancer treatment.

[@JimsPub-ds3qs]

@@jwhite5396 The man is a quack. He’s a retired nurse who makes his money on conspiracy theories.

[@CancerEducationNet]

Have you tried keto? It tends to combat the higher glucose levels if done correctly! We have a recently created a course on diet for cancer patients, and one of the papers we mention talks about how PI3K inhibitors tend to raise blood glucose levels, which ultimately decrease the benefits of PI3K inhibitors themselves, but keto combats that. In theory, the same should apply here. Best of luck to you and your husband!

[@EvilDrDude]

Awesome. Spread the word to everyone. Thomas Seyfried is a saviour

[@jeremyrainman]

More of this.

[@ellapenrapiti7596]

Thank you for the excellent information. I will certainly approach cancer differently in my practice.🎉

[@monkeyfunky3287]

You made my day❣️ I hope more doctors are human friendly and not money only driven. I asked my UCSF oncologist if I needed to changed my diet since my cancer is back and she said “oh gosh no you can eat normal until 2 weeks before surgery” I fired her right after my zoom call.

[@debramoore1428]

Thank you!! True hope for people should not be rare or hidden.

[@janineperissinotto7553]

Please stay safe far from the evil people

[@laragarner7920]

Amazing lecture!

[@osamaqussous4202]

I have a hemagioma in my left lower jaw. I'm doing a 30 day water fast. I originally did an embolization of it. 70% was closed and 6 months later it's grown back. I'm 24 hours in....

[@CancerEducationNet]

Be careful with water fasts... it's good if you're properly monitored, especially on ones lasting that long! Good luck, they do have benefits!

[@ssejjdelorenz3152]

This Dr has been preaching this for decades. If he is finally found right..I hope mfs that have been against shit get prison time

[@HEALTHTyme]

Dr. Thomas Seyfried's work on cancer as a mitochondrial metabolic disease is truly groundbreaking. He challenges the traditional view that cancer is primarily a genetic disease, suggesting instead that it originates from mitochondrial dysfunction, which alters cellular metabolism. This metabolic theory argues that cancer cells rely on fermentation processes rather than normal respiration, making them dependent on glucose and glutamine for energy. Seyfried's approach opens up promising avenues for cancer treatment, focusing on therapies that target cancer's metabolic needs, such as ketogenic diets or drugs that inhibit glucose supply. This shift in perspective could have a huge impact on cancer therapy, emphasizing metabolic management over genetic targeting.

[@elenorsnow8970]

Alas.... "could have" impact is the necessary wording, because the VAST majority of "ortho-dox" -- and esp. hospital/plan administrators -- WILL. NOT. LOOK.! Infuriating -- and despair inducing! -- because most docs just blow off any chance to make an ACTUAL difference.

[@TheWellionairesClub]

Thank you so much for these onoing talks, always interesting , lookin forwar to when sciece catches with yor theories....

[@wdahoi3153]

Two points: 1. The nice thing about Seyfried's (Glucose + Glutamine deprivation) method is it can be combined with other inmuno-therapies out there. 2. Anyone who has a tumor that is clumped or solely localized (not metastasized) should try to get the sucker surgically removed regardless of intervention method.

[@user-rb5il9zo5f]

He would get more famous if he talked exactly how to do a treatment his way, so many more could start using it and testify the benefits. I seen many of his videos and still don't know how to do it. I have cancer and I want to know exactly what to do.

[@KarateLisa]

My understanding is that while there is a protocol, it has to be tailored to the patient. The first and most important thing is getting on a therapeutic keto diet immediately. Therapeutic, not the trendy keto. Monitor your GKI and keep as low (1-2) as possible. You need an integrative doc who understands Dr Seyfried's work to do the DON portion. When I was dx with plasma cell leukemia the first thing I did was change diet and it showed drastic improvements in my labs within a week. My onco said I'd be dead by 3 months without chemo (I had 90% cancer cells in my bone marrow at biopsy). It's been 5 months. I haven't found a doc to do DON, but I have found supps to inhibit glutamine somewhat. Looking for that doc who will treat based on press pulse in the meantime.

[@busterandpamwallof3067]

@@KarateLisa- praying for you ! Be strong! Keep fighting you are a little further down the road than I am ! Your results is so hopeful! ❤

[@KarateLisa]

@busterandpamwallof3067 thank you, friend. May God bless you and keep you; may His face shine upon you and may you know the riches of His glorious grace💜

[@stanleyyu2079]

In another Dr Seyfried video, this is what he would do using mebendazole to inhibit glutamine. But first the body needs to be in therapeutic ketosis meaning gki at 1 or below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3WriYSYh6d0h6c Also, please take a look at these two slides for the keto diet, Calorie Restriction: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gabWkohoqcarpdk Ketogenic diet composition: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gabWkohoqcarpdk

[@KarateLisa]

@@stanleyyu2079 thank you for posting. I didn't realize he used mebendazole. If to watch the video.

[@moniashek2137]

The big pharma might not be fond of this idea. I hope Prof. Seyfried stays well and healthy! Thank you for your research ❤

[@toni4729]

Brilliant speech, just wish his microphone was better situated.

[@eddieo2824]

Beautiful knowledge. 2016 brain cancer survivor. No chemotherapy penetrates the blood brain barrier. Cannabis oil does penetrate the blood brain barrier. The more information the better

[@TheKitty1952]

Superb. I've been a believer in Whole Foods nutrition, with an increased emphasis on quality protein. When someone introduces themselves as a vegetarian, I want to say , "I'm so sorry"

[@madwez]

find Ivermectin or fenbendazole this one is a animal dewormer but totally safe for humans. this two together with a carnivore diet kills any cancer. just stop wine, sugary processed foods and drinks, sugar in general. carbohidrates. Good luck :D

[@TheCowPatch]

Professor have you ever studied mitochondria in Rett syndrome? My daughter has been 32 years in to this Syndrome. I am always searching how to improve her life. Mitochondria in Rett syndrome are swollen, also Mitochondria in Rett have altered respiratory rates and leaks protons. Thanks

[@janineperissinotto7553]

Hope the oncologist will reach up to you to get all these informations to get them to change there protocol

[@janineperissinotto7553]

That what I hope and pray oncologist from Italy will reach to him

[@sandraking3840]

Not holding my breath feel oncology is run by $$$$ and big pharma. Canada gives boost and ensure to patients. Told eat what you want. 😡

[@KarateLisa]

There's no money in press pulse, not compared to the current standard of care. The chemo my onco wanted me on is $10k a shot... up to three shots a week. No, my insurance does not cover. (Doesn't matter, not doing chemo even if it were free)

[@sandraking3840]

We need to take our health care back from these corrupt corporations. Let’s stop loosing our loved 1s. 💪💪💪

[@jass412]

I wish we had a dr like this in Australia , or be able to see him in America

[@reinelantz3304]

You’ve got experts like Barbara ONeil.

[@jass412]

@@reinelantz3304 I have been looking into her , but she cant prescribe some of the drugs mentioned above

[@ronellebackhouse3523]

​@@reinelantz3304she is banned to speak out in Australia

[@reinelantz3304]

@@ronellebackhouse3523 I know. However, folks in Australia can find her on KZbin and online.

[@rissy288]

There are a few integrative GPs who are on to this

[@Science_of_Mind_Magnet]

I Bless this man. 🥰👍🏽👏🏽💪🏽🫶🏽🙌🏽

[@tangoone4047]

When and how can we get the How To manual when it cones out?

[@mr8966]

Begs the question: if glutamine inhibitors reduce tumour growth, what is it in the jab that speeds up tumor genesis and growth?

[@ryansoos4903]

Dr. Raszek from you tube merogenomics put a video out about turbo cancers and mRNA. Check it out.

[@pterakau]

It is IgG1(protector because he link with antigen's cancer and macrophage eat) replace with IgG4(he do not link with the antigen)

[@Roberto-cg2gr]

Hope Prof Thomas Seyfried will also study Mega Dose Vitamin D and effects on Glutamine

[@sandraking3840]

Check also high dose Vitamin C infusion.

[@CairnsLobster]

The thing that really holds this therapy back is that it relies on Lifestyle changes, medical ketosis doesnt allow those doughnuts and soda. But dying is not real cool either or being poisoned with chemo. The very least the Press Pulse technique and medical Ketosis should be promoted and studied and developed into Protocols and given to humanity, no patents. Andre

[@Tutiwashername]

I get into medical ketosis often. To my knowledge I’ve never had cancer, nor would I test for it. It’s really not hard. Determination.

[@AngelaContreras-p1z]

How can I get ahold.of this doctor and speak to him personally???

[@renita9424]

PFS is a common primary endpoint in cancer research trials, because OS is a much tougher nut to crack and it takes longer to see these outcomes. To get approval, they generally start with PFS. If early CT results are strong, they may try OS as a secondary endpoint. OS is the gold standard, but rarely achieved and these OS studies take longer to see results (less patent protection years for ROI).

[@WigFashionFiesta]

Can you address the recent Columbia University animal study of kito diet? The breast cancers shrunk but the cancer metastasis to the lungs?

[@marciafactor9823]

How do I contact Dr. Seyfried and the doctors he works with?

[@JacobAbimbola]

I wish i could too

[@Roberto-cg2gr]

Hope that Prof Thomas Seyfried will have more research on GKI of less than 2 in other metabolic diseases such as Atherosclerosis, CKD, Stroke, Foot Ulcers, Retinopathy etc

[@kylegreenley8950]

I wish more people could realize this and for me this is a video that makes so much sense.. it’s theories and info is a little bit over my head as someone who isn’t in the medical field. But, the ending message was simple.. be active and eat healthy for a better life. My mom passed from a combo of PAH and lung cancer, in the end I think it was the PAH that finally won the battle. But, I remember when I was looking after her they wanted her on these new chemo drugs and steroids. She hated them because they made her feel worse and they were actually making her body shut down.. essentially killing her. She opted out of them and just wanted to enjoy her life with this pain.. they told her she had maybe 6 months to live… she lived for another 3-3.5 years~ without taking any “cancer” medication. She tried to her best to eat healthy and the only thing I think she was missing was the regular exercise.. and I wish I could have pushed her to just do something active. But, even just some diet allowed as a women that was heavily overweight and on 24/7 oxygen she lived a pretty comfortable life without their recommendations. This is also my motivation for myself.. I don’t wanna die at 50 years old. So, I’d rather “kill myself” working out than having to go through any of that. Thank you BSI for putting this info out there.

[@marilynroper5739]

I’m wondering about the Research out of University of Louvain , France where tumours disintegrate in the presence of DHA.

[@alaskabarb8089]

A bit tangential, but illustrating how even intelligent, educated people can find it hard to change mindset and habits. In the early 2000s, I attended a physicians’ luncheon during a neurosurgical conference in Italy. Stunned to see a thick blue haze of cigarette smoke hanging in the air. Culture shock. 😏

[@waldenmathews8059]

Please fix the sound distortion.

[@marymagnuson5191]

Because you need to address parasites. Germany has published the data.

[@NTPSL]

I work in one of the best hospitals in the world, Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, and I was furious to find out that the cancer center nutritionists only advise on how to consume enough calories, so the patient doesn’t loose too much weight during chemo! In fact, infusion/chemotherapy centers have all you can eat ice cream available for patients!🤬

[@notshirley32]

So should we give up all fermented foods?

[@luckssj]

We have turned cancer around with Liposomal C

[@brebeufgarcia1090]

How many grams of liposomal vitamin C in order to be effective against cancer?

[@hungkiet7535]

Is the any side effect taking Liposomal C?

[@coach_ron]

@@brebeufgarcia1090from the book Never Fear Cancer Again. - Vitamin C can slow the risk of cancer and even eliminate it. Vitamin C is one of the most important molecules you can put in your body. It should be the number one on your list of supplements. - Vitamin C is a non-toxic anticancer agent. Vitamin C levels are lower in cancer patients. - A 1995 study in Medical Hypotheses found using 30,000 mg of intravenous vitamin C twice per week caused cancerous tumors in the lung and liver to disappear in a matter of weeks. - The recommended dose depends on bowel tolerance. High doses of intravenous vitamin C can be more powerful. - Orally, 20 grams per day is in divided doses is not unusual but doses up to 100 grams a day have been used. - good vitamin C should be described on the label as: 100% L-ascorbate, fully reduced, corn free. If it doesn't say this, it is not the kind of vitamin C you should be taking to get the maximum benefit.

[@MaggieLoveMTC]

What brand did you take? Thanks.

[@KarateLisa]

Do research before taking C orally. There has been research showing success only with doses higher than can be ingested, and that when ingested C can actually aide cancer proliferate. IV high dose C = good. Oral C = not so good for cx patients.

[@ricduncan5386]

OK so what is Thomas Seyfried's protocol to cure cancer??

[@stanleyyu2079]

Cancer cells mainly feed on glucose and glutamine. So try to eliminate milk, sugar and carbohydrates from the diet. Also eat high fat low protein food to reduce glutamine. That will bring the body into ketosis (burning fat instead of glucose). The gki (glucose ketone index) should be 2 or below for metabolic therapy. You can measure glucose and ketones with a meter (keto-mojo). Another Dr. Seyfried on Metabolic Therapy video in which he discussed Calorie Restriction: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gabWkohoqcarpdk Ketogenic diet composition: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gabWkohoqcarpdk You want to restrict the total calories intake and follow the composition percentage of calories of each group as shown in the slide.

[@ricduncan5386]

@@stanleyyu2079 Thank you so much for the informative reply. I've watched many of Dr Seyfried's videos and I was not really sure on what exactly his protocol for healing is. If Dr Seyfried has any books you can recommend I would certainly buy. I've come to the conclusion that conventional medicine is a failure when it comes to cancer treatment.

[@stanleyyu2079]

​@@ricduncan5386You are very welcome! He has written a book called "Cancer as a Metabolic Disease".

[@stanleyyu2079]

Here is a small tip for someone who is fighting cancer. Try to eat more cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli which contains sulforaphane that can enhance tumor suppressor p53 activation. Cooking can destroy myrosinase, an enzyme that converts glucoraphanin into sulforaphane. Mustard seed powder contains myrosinase. After broccoli is cooked, add the powder to broccoli before eating. That will solve the problem.

[@wdahoi3153]

The following TWO combined: 1. External Glucose deprivation via strict carnivore diet. (Absolutely zero carbs & sugars.) 2. Internal Glutamine deprivation via medical procedure called DON ...until all cancers cells die. Pretty basic science. Not saying this temporary lifestyle is a picnic, but beat chemo any day of the week.

[@DeeaM33]

Please can you use multi language close captions so we can share this to ppl who don't know English or post a link to the ppt , l need a way to translate this to Romanian for my parents

[@andresamplonius315]

What about pro-inflamatory Omega 6 fatty acids prevalent in modern diet?

[@Bouboutv89]

What about ovarian cancer

[@Nasrin782]

I wonder if all these work on Lymphoma or leukemia?

[@ScienceAppliedForGood]

A good lecture, but a bad quality microphone or not attached properly.

[@melznutz3313]

Not perfect but adequate. Another excellent presentation 👍👍

[@davidfisher7636]

Some years ago I tried a ketogenic diet for weight loss and gave up. Later turned to a pant based diet with good success. But in my research of ketosis I learned that tumor cells need glucose and could not survive on ketones. So when a close friend got a case fo glioblastoma I suggested a ketogenic diet. Naturally since I was a layman, he and his wife passed on the idea. He passed away four years later and i could shoot myself for not at least insisting he do some further reading.

[@joel6427]

Give yourself a pass. Most people I have offered encouragement to take control of their health are mostly disinterested. Most think health and illness is lottery.

[@sjhicksfamily5493]

What if someone doesn't have insurance and can't afford treatment?

[@annerodriguez4470]

I am going through chemo now and I think it’s killing me breaking down my bones they are weaker than normal. I am changing my diet to keto

[@Roberto-cg2gr]

What is the research of Prof Thomas Seyfried on Mega Dose Vitamin D

[@charlesrob3969]

Why is it taking so long for modern medicine to acknowledge vancer as a mitochondrial metabolic issue?

[@kellio8087]

I believe it starts with stressors on the body

[@thecelticgiraffe]

I don't think we mostly ate meat in our ancient past. Likely it is the opposite with very little meat according to current peer reviewed research

[@kellio8087]

Are they going to block AI from proving this correct information? They would have to admit that they were wrong and harmed so many people. Plus, they wouldn't make as much money.

[@hungkiet7535]

He didn't mention how to lower glutamine in body.

[@Bayou-Jack]

Because it’s virtually impossible which is why DON research drug is vital.

[@stuartrees9126]

He did. Pulse therapy with DON under medical care.

[@katrina7829]

@@stuartrees9126 which is unavailable currently. There are other drugs that will inhibit glutamine but aren’t as effective (I believe), such as fenbendazole, green tea extract and others.

[@wendyward9547]

So interesting coming from a wonan who had ER breast cancer 3 years ago . Had mastectomy, radiation but refused chemo as all pushed on to me . Then oh you must take letrozole for 5/10 years . A hormones blocker . Horrendous side effects. I did my own research on everything i could find . I was on hrt before diagnosis. Told to immediately stop yet my estrogen level monday gone is the same as back in 2022 . Scratching my head , so all those side effects yet wasn't lowering my estrogen. Ps stopped taking letrozole few weeks back . My poor body just suffering . Oh and recently taking L glutamine for muscle, joints . Threw them in the bin . 😮

[@MrScaramoosh]

The Earth is; observed, measured, aviated, and navigated as flat.

[@janineperissinotto7553]

Amazing man hope he does not have an accident…….

[@Thomas-ic4gk]

Soooo close to the truth. Missing the requirement for invasiveness. Cancer Is A Metabolic Disease aka Invasive Inflammation Malignant Neoplasia is a multifaceted metabolic disease that has at least three requirements. First, Apoptosis needs to be turned off via dysfunction of the Mitochondria and/or the Mitochondrial - Lysosomal Interaction, down-regulation of Death Receptors and/or Endoplasmic Reticulum dysfunction. Second, “fuel(s)” or out-of-range hormone(s) need be present ie: insulin, cortisol, prolactin, estrogen, progesterone, androgens like testosterone, etc (these first two make up the cellular definition of inflammation.) Examples of fuels: Alcohol alters many hormone levels, sugars and carbohydrates are the driver of elevated fasting insulin, stress is the driver of elevated cortisol and prolactin, endocrine disruptors like corticosteroids lower TSH, LH, etc and birth controls alter estrogen, progesterone and other levels, etc. And third is Nuclear Alterations need be present which allow the cells to become invasive, this is through disruption of the Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway which controls cellular replication. Nuclear Alterations can be caused by dysbiosis, malnutrition and carcinogens, some of which also act as fuels and are toxic enough to turn off the Apoptosis pathways like Alcohol, Tobacco Products, Certain Chronic Fungal, Viral, Bacterial and Parasitic Infections, Birth Control, etc. How to treat properly = remove the carcinogen(s) + change to an organic ketogenic or carnivore diet + use extremely high doses of specific antioxidants that have very low toxicity to healthy cells (Cannabinoids, Astaxanthin, Alpha and Beta Santalol, Linalyl Acetate and Linalool, Vitamin D, IV Vitamin C, Punicic Acid, Anthocyanins, Polyphenols, etc.) + repair the gut microbiome using specific dietary additions (ACV Pickles, Kimchi, Sauerkraut, Olives, etc) and probiotics (60B Probiotic Blend, Lactobacillus Salivarius.) Oxidative stress and metabolic diseases: Relevance and therapeutic strategies www.frontiersin.org/journals/nutrition/articles/10.3389/fnut.2022.994309/full Cancer as a metabolic disease nutritionandmetabolism.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1743-7075-7-7 Cancer as a Metabolic Disorder www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8835572/ Cancer as a metabolic disease: implications for novel therapeutics www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3941741/ Cancer and Obesity: The Link is Insulin medicine.yale.edu/news-article/cancer-and-obesity-the-link-is-insulin/ Diabetic-level glucose spikes seen in healthy people med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2018/07/diabetic-level-glucose-spikes-seen-in-healthy-people.html New Clarity on the Warburg Effect www.cancer.gov/research/key-initiatives/ras/news-events/dialogue-blog/2021/vander-heiden-warburg-effect Ivermectin: A Multifaceted Drug With a Potential Beyond Anti-parasitic Therapy pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11008553/ Fenbendazole acts as a moderate microtubule destabilizing agent and causes cancer cell death by modulating multiple cellular pathways www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-30158-6 Wnt/β-catenin signaling: function, biological mechanisms, and therapeutic opportunities www.nature.com/articles/s41392-021-00762-6 Wnt signaling in cancer www.nature.com/articles/onc2016304#:~:text=The%20APC%20gene%20was%20found,4/%CE%B2%2Dcatenin%20signaling.&text=These%20findings%20established%20a%20direct,signaling%20and%20human%20colorectal%20cancer. Wnt/β-catenin signaling in cancers and targeted therapies www.nature.com/articles/s41392-021-00701-5#:~:text=As%20an%20evolutionarily%20conserved%20signaling,%2Dcatenin%2Dassociated%20targeted%20therapies. Targeting the Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway in cancer pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7716495/#:~:text=The%20aberrant%20Wnt/%CE%B2%2Dcatenin,%CE%B2%2Dcatenin%20signaling%20in%20cancer. Apoptosis www.sciencedirect.com/topics/pharmacology-toxicology-and-pharmaceutical-science/apoptosis#:~:text=Mitochondria%20play%20a%20central%20role,Danial%20and%20Korsmeyer%2C%202004). Lysosomal-mitochondrial cross-talk during cell death www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1567724910001376#:~:text=lysosomal%20content%20into%20the%20cytosol%20can%20initiate,links%20to%20the%20mitochondrial%20cytochrome%20c%20release Connecting lysosomes and mitochondria - a novel role for lipid metabolism in cancer cell death pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6664539/ Caspase‐mediated programmed cell death pathways as potential therapeutic targets in cancer pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6495317/#:~:text=Caspases%20are%20involved%20in%20two,subsequently%20activated%20by%20caspase%E2%80%909 The Death Receptor Pathway of Apoptosis pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8805650/ Mitochondrial apoptosis: killing cancer using the enemy within www.nature.com/articles/bjc201585 The Mitochondrion www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK26894/#:~:text=Mitochondria%20can%20use%20both%20pyruvate,fatty%20acids%20come%20from%20fats. 3 Genetics and Health www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK19932/#:~:text=Although%20there%20are%20many%20possible%20causes%20of ***Analyzing the role of cannabinoids as modulators of Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway for their use in the management of neuropathic pain pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30871771/ ***Cannabidiol regulates apoptosis and autophagy in inflammation and cancer: A review pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9899821/ ***Cannabinoid-induced apoptosis in immune cells as a pathway to immunosuppression pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3005548/ Needs To Be Taught In Medschool: - [ ] The Gut Microbiome & Dysbiosis - [ ] The EndoCannabinoid System - [ ] Liver-Renal Axis & Lipogenesis - [ ] Inflammation and Metabolic Diseases - [ ] Natural Low Toxicity Antioxidants in Full Spectrum Form - [ ] Proper Nutrition & Diet All Human Ailments Stem From One Or More Of The Following: - [ ] Acute Cell Death - [ ] Acute Inflammation - [ ] Chronic Inflammation - [ ] Dysbiosis - [ ] Infection - [ ] Malnutrition - [ ] Physical Trauma - [ ] Truly Genetic (5%) - [ ] Birth Defects (3%) - 20% of which are genetic

[@radinz1]

Wonder about widespread prescribed medication that affect mitochondrial pathways such as statins , could they play a role . There is no research I know of on the effects of statins on the brain as they cross the blood brain barrier and reduce the brain’s exclusively made cholesterol .liver made cholesterol can’t cross the blood brain barrier .i don’t know this until Dr Nadir Ali , well known 🇺🇸 cardiologist presented this .

[@kathydicioccio6094]

I have been following Professor Seyfried for only a few years and will protect my mitochondria by all means. It’s known that statins affect the electron transport chain.

[@alteredcarbon3500]

Dear professor Seyfried your presentation was too fast, I wish you could speak slower without changing subjects so quickly as it's getting too confusing. Many thanks.

[@chantellekirk2993]

Overuse of quaternary ammonium compounds! Those are my mitochondria kryptonite.

[@annerodriguez4470]

I had radiation and only my left leg has Edema they can’t find the cause it blows up twice the size of my right leg and the pain from radiation was intense from rectal cancer. I should sue 31:14

[@bluna8785]

❤

[@LibertyScott-x6i]

All the anti change to new ideas and the burning of the cleric Bruno- this behavior is much like the culture of policing. Don’t make waves or challenge current ways of doing things.

[@fatimafreire2841]

❤❤❤❤😊

[@madwez]

👏👏👏👏

[@АннаБирюкова-я3ь]

😊❤

[@rogerscottcathey]

Cancer is an expression of regeneration gone awry. Totipotent cells are the sole source trophoblastic expression lacking normal controls: the same digestive enzymes or hydrolases responsible for birth and expulsion of the placenta. There is a mitochondrial imbalance in the first division of the zygote by the inclusion of the paternal mitochondria in the sperm tail, that may determine the first differentiation in the life cycle: cytotrophoblast.

[@garyjagoe9541]

In regards to false history. Bruno was tried and sentenced to death. He was gagged and burnt alive for being charged as a heretic.

[@christine8328]

SV40

[@rawmilkmike]

How could the hypothesis of evolution help? It's not even a theory. And if it were a theory, how would that help? Wouldn't it be better to stick to the evidence?

[@elenorsnow8970]

Because you MUST start where the student IS! You cannot teach calculus to a person who can't count to ten or do basic addition and multiplication!! IF this hero, with so many great-and-true answers, starts OUT with "evolution ain't real" -- MOST listeners will turn away! When dealing with uneducated -- and deeply brainwashed -- listeners, you MUST start within THEIR paradigms!

[@andyblick6735]

Germ theory is redundant.

[@aperson2730]

11:44 Unfortunate that the expression "screw up" is fairly common parlance in American English. Even in educated/teaching settings like this.

[@TopSpinWilly]

Please dont let this BE another 1Hr repetitive 15 min. talk about what hes said 19x already?🎉🎉

[@elenorsnow8970]

MOST people learn through repetition. Some people never learn at all. WHY do you think our world is overfilled with repetitious advertisements and TV shows and books and magazines and music PUSHING the same lies over and over and over? BECAUSE. IT. WORKS.!