Dr. Thomas Seyfried, Tucker Goodrich & David Gornoski on GBM and Metabolic Cancer Breakthroughs

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Dr. Thomas Seyfried, discusses cancer as a metabolic disease. He holds a Ph.D. in Genetics and Biochemistry from the University of Illinois and has a background in neurology. Dr. Seyfried has received numerous awards and honors from various organizations, and he has over 150 peer-reviewed publications. He is also the author of the book "Cancer as a Metabolic Disease: On the Origin, Management, and Prevention of Cancer," published in 2012.
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Continuing our exciting overthrow of failed sacred cows with science-driven conversation on health and nutrition, David Gornoski and Tucker Goodrich are joined by Dr. Thomas Seyfried, the leading researcher of the metabolic theory of cancer. Prof. Seyfried of Boston College talks about the experience of Pablo Kelly who treated his brain cancer with ketogenic diet. Is Dr. Seyfried's method compatible with Dr. Lisanti's way of treating cancer? Is cancer a genetic disease? Why is metabolic therapy only considered as a last measure for cancer and epileptic patients after standardized treatments fail? What is the role of Cardiolipin in the cell and how does Cardiolipin damage affect us? How can we stop Cardiolipin damage?
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[@Fvission]

Dr. Seyfried, we should have a meeting like this sometime! I've been living at 39 years old with GBM and Gliosarcoma, and missing 5cm of my brain after second brain surgery. Went through 7 weeks radiation, non-stop chemo and 2 brain surgeries. I'm on extreme carnivore diet, extreme exersize, tons of sun. I started taking metformin to lower glucose even lower. GKI can be below 1!

[@vadimkravets9209]

Metformin will negate all you exercise effort. They stand in contradiction to one another

[@H4KnSL4K]

@@vadimkravets9209 Interesting. I think I heard of this before. But metformin is important in inhibiting cancer growth, but I would assume adding exercise could only help. (even if exercise is harmed by metformin)

[@9879SigmundS]

@@Fvission great GKI!. No glutamine blockers?

[@kathydicioccio6094]

Email him at Boston College.

[@Fvission]

@@kathydicioccio6094 I did back, thinking he might be a little busy. Dr. Duraj has replied.

[@karenjohnston9201]

This is wonderful. Am on carnivore moving toward ketogenic. Understood that had autoimmune issues since a child. Now 80 and working on healing osteoporosis after 9 compression vertebral fractures. Also have bloating - maybe IBS, SIBO, and/or SIFO. Just want to heal enough myself without getting into the current medical field so if there is a cancer, this diet will heal it. The carnivore and keto diets are amazing. Thank you.

[@ArrosticiniVore]

Very interesting live stream with Thomas Seyfried, Tucker Goodrich and David Gornoski

[@jaktao6044]

NOBEL PRIZE - DR THOMAS SEYFRIED

[@donzkietv168]

"Once u understand the biology of the disease and the chemistry behind it, all this stuff is so easy to explain" What a brilliant!! 99% of oncologist don't know that...

[@obxarms7685]

I'm looking forward to Dr Seyfried's next interview on a different channel where he's not constantly interrupted.

[@kathydicioccio6094]

I thought so too.

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[@deekirk-boon5123]

Please consider purchasing the e-book. It's fantastic information for anyone to have who has cancer or how to prevent cancer.

[@LizFernandez-p7b]

I was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma in May I completely cut out all sugar, carbs, processed foods and fruit even I had a lumpectomy in August and a tumor head shrunk by half I didn't have any chemo or radiation. I am working with a natural path and I'm taking a variety of supplements diet and lifestyle changes kill cancer!

[@patrickkamau5674]

Pabro died last month following surgery complications

[@kenadams5504]

You are correct about Pablo Kelly ,unfortunately .His Facebook page says he suffered from a haemmorage (a bleed on the brain) just after his recent de-bulking surgery .Theres a gofundme for his Familly. May he Rest in Peace.

[@grahamfindlay7791]

@@kenadams5504 it’s on his website.

[@kathydicioccio6094]

So it wasn’t really the cancer. I am so saddened.

[@kenadams5504]

@@kathydicioccio6094 He did die because of the cancer .He had had surgery to remove a new tumour in his brain .Afterwards, he had a bleed on the brain , from which he died .He wouldn't have died if he hadn't had cancer .

[@kathydicioccio6094]

@@kenadams5504. True on this point. I am very sorry about that.

[@slingshot8219]

Tucker kept interrupting.

[@9879SigmundS]

Talk about a non-linear interview. The hosts start with one question, and before it's answered, change the focus.

[@maupmaup963]

The ultime treatment , is to block the cancer cel to taak up glutamine glucose ia alredy taken care of with the keto diet

[@SelenaKhan-ge6wy]

My sister is suffering from phyllode tumor. Tumor size is almost 5 cm. and now tumor size is not increasing because of keto diet. What should we do? Go for surgery or waiting for the tumor to reduce in size? Plz Dr reply me

[@alliswellboswellia]

Hello, my English is not good. My mother has meningioma and brain edema. What should I do? I would be very happy if you could write to me. Thank you.

[@SimplyHuman186]

Keto. Stop eating carbohydrate. And fast for 18 hrs every day. Eat only one meal of meat 🍖 and fat like butter or tallow

[@alliswellboswellia]

@@SimplyHuman186 thank you so much.

[@tadeassocha6771]

+fenbendazole to push down glutamine

[@alliswellboswellia]

@@tadeassocha6771 Can i use mebendazole instead of fenbendazole?

[@donzkietv168]

Don't eat high carbohydrates foods, no sugar..even fruits with high sugar contents... Do keto diet high fat low carbs foods..

[@zenabby1]

Dr. S, where are your TWINKIES???

[@kathydicioccio6094]

The mice ate them.

[@kenadams5504]

@@zenabby1 They will last another decade ,at least.

[@kenadams5504]

@@kathydicioccio6094 no , the mice are Fasting to lower their glutamine .

[@zenabby1]

@@kenadams5504 of course, but they're not on top of shelf!

[@atheistaetherist2747]

48.10 Says that Cardiolipins in cells are heavily polyunsaturated. And says that cancer cells are all saturated. I always thort (re food) that saturated equals good & unsaturated equal bad (re inflammation etc). I guess that our body duznt eat cancer cells or cardiolipins. So why are unsaturated fats in our cells better than saturated fats in our cells? Later. Says Alzheimers is due to low glucose................ I thort due to hi glucose.

[@kenadams5504]

@@atheistaetherist2747 Continuous excess glucose can result in excess insulin needed to lower it ...this can cause insulin resistance ,whereby, the brain cannot use glucose . So, with alzheimers symptoms resulting from this inability to use glucose ,the person can also have also have an elevated average blood glucose amount .The glucose is in their system, but their brain cannot use it.

[@atheistaetherist2747]

@@kenadams5504 Yes. We have saturated fats in out diet. Saturated fat in our blood. Saturated fat in our cells. Saturated fat in our cell walls. But why is saturated fat in our cells & in our cell walls bad?

[@kenadams5504]

@@atheistaetherist2747 sorry ,I don't much about saturated fat ,except that it was wrongly demonised by a Scientist named Ancel Keys many decades ago .Saturated fat has since been proven to be cardio-vascularly neutral, (doesn't cause heart disease).

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[@seandarrah828]

Sorry, couldn’t handle this Tucker guy… Kept trying to brain wrestle with Professor Seyfried… getting off topic… it just wasn’t conducive to the flow of this discussion…

[@obxarms7685]

Tucker is talking too much. Annoying

[@kathydicioccio6094]

He doesn’t really get it. That’s why.

[@LizFernandez-p7b]

Tucker is annoying! He keeps interrupting. He may have his views but we're interested in what the doctor is saying.