How Metabolic Therapy CHECKMATES Cancer

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Is metabolic therapy not the most logical approach to this problem?

[@DCGreenZone]

@@DrCaseyPeavler Some people may need a helping hand but yes, starving cancer is a win, Ivermectin and Fenben both restrict cancer cell glucose uptake.

[@DCGreenZone]

@@DrCaseyPeavler My replies are being blocked, any reference to Dr. Tom Rogers, (Commonsense MD) and any reference to peoples' success with the unmentionables will be struck down by YT.

[@DCGreenZone]

@@DrCaseyPeavler All responses blocked.

[@Needless2say]

You said you liked Dr Jack Kruse, Dr Thomas Seyfried. Have you reviewed Morley Robbins research on copper, its role in regulating oxygen/iron and the need for retinol for the copper transport enzyme ceruloplasmin to the mitochondria, and other areas of the body?

[@Needless2say]

Dr Peavler thank you so much for your videos and in depth explainations of these systems.

[@waynelingle8122]

Thank you Dr. Peavler, Stage 4 colorectal doing pretty well but not beat yet. Been following Dr. Sayfried’s work as best as possible without being in on of his aligned clinics. You it seems are taking that work to the next level! You are truly going to save lives. To many people are getting standard of care getting sent home to die

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

God willing. That is the sole goal of this channel. To reduce unnecessary suffering. I am glad you are doing well! Learn all you can and fight! God bless your journey back to health!

[@DCGreenZone]

@@DrCaseyPeavler Completely opposite of the FDA, GO CASEY.

[@DCGreenZone]

@@waynelingle8122 Research Berberine and CRC, standard is ok, the more advanced stuff, hydrochloride berberine or dihydrochloride berberine is supposedly more effective.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thank you for your input! Dinydroberberine is said to have 2-3x better absorption.

[@DCGreenZone]

@@DrCaseyPeavler Liposomal forms of supplements might far surpass that, just a thought.... As in, Liposomal Vitamin C, Apigenin, Quercetin, Curcumin etc.

[@KasKade7]

2MAD 16/8 or 18/6 fasting makes a big difference. Don't eat 4-5H before bed. Excercise fasted in the morning. Circadian rhythm alignment. After I did all this for a few months, many years ago. All my hormones and biomarkers went to a 25y old, including skin appearance. My testosterone almost doubled. No particular food or drink ever had these amazing effects. I would imagine this reduces cancer risk too.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Amen to that.

[@riumudamc4686]

Where did you get your hormones and biomarkers checked?

[@TheRonster1957]

One of the many things I find very impressive about this channel is the number of replies the good Doctor gives to the commenters.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I find it important that I at least try to. It used to be easy when I had no subscribers haha. It’s not like I have a lot now but it’s a lot more difficult than before. It really is my pleasure to interact with you all. I want this to be a community, not just a talking head.

[@cherylmcduff5388]

Me too. I am new to this drs channel. Am loving it. Followed prof seyfried for years. I have a great interest in natural cancer therapies

[@drskidzo]

A decent high level overview ? This is the best overview I saw in the last year ! Congrats Doc (again) !

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Haha thanks Patrick I am glad it makes sense!

[@HarryJensen-kr4qz]

WOW, thank you for educating me! I'm doing my best to find every avenue to avoiding chemo and surgery. At least slow the progression.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I am sorry you are having to deal with cancer. Please try to find someone locally who can help guide you in your healing who shares your views and goals.

[@HarryJensen-kr4qz]

@@DrCaseyPeavler I'm bit of a Sigma male, don't rely on support from others. But DO rely on RESEARCH from professionals/research papers. Had read papers on melatonin effects on aged mice, your channel reinforced my feelings about it. (I'll be making a donation shortly in a show of support).

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I appreciate it but keep your money, buy yourself some exogenous ketones, or a fancy sleep mask or a good pair of blue blocking glasses! Just mentioning that you would do that is thanks enough!

[@sneakypress]

We found that focussing on food , rest / sleep , sunshine , clean water ( boiled ) ; gluten free ; And avoiding ALL DRUGS / MEDICATIONS , alcohol and chemicals ; …. toothpaste , shampoo , … etc . KEEPS IT ALL STABLE . And SUNSHINE and FRESH AIR . Hence , NO NEED for those poisonous treatments .

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thank you for your input! Seems straightforward yet difficult sadly in today’s world…

[@westcoastswingmusic]

You're the best Dr. Peavler! I am so grateful for your valuable videos. 😃

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

You are very welcome and I am glad you enjoy them!

[@edyt.8761]

THANK YOU, DR. PEAVLR! YOU ARE A HERO!!! We need more doctors like you!!! I am so grateful I found your channel! I love the way you explain using biochemistry and fisiology. GOD BLESS YOU AND OTHER DOCTORS THAT HELP HUMANITY!!!

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thank you for your kindness. No hero. Just a guy who cannot stand the status quo and the unnecessary suffering. I am also glad you found my channel!

[@MichaelDia-zg6zf]

I am using the metabolic approach along with several off label drugs with good results so far

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Amen! That is fantastic news!

[@MichaelDia-zg6zf]

Im doing the ketogenic diet along with mebendazol, fenbendazole, ivermectin, metformin, melatonin and high dosage vitamin C with Doxycycline once a week along with a host of other supplements. I have stage 4 squamous cell head and neck cancer and was offered Chemo and radiation for palliative care and I decided against anything that could damage my immune system. I've watched several of your videos and they are right in line with the research I've been doing. You get a little technical but I enjoy your viewpoint. Any additional information would be great appreciated.

[@MichaelDia-zg6zf]

Along with lots of prayers 🙏

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Amen. 🙏 It’s inspiring to see someone take the road you are taking. It’s courageous. If there is anything I can do to help, let me know.

[@eliasvonbernstorff6762]

I would be extremely grateful if you would share!

[@rasmia09]

Sure! This channel soon explode in popularity, I have a hunch

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I sure am praying 🙏 that is the case. I would love this information to get out!

[@ea6051]

fantastic video! looking forward to the next one!

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thanks so much for your support! I’m looking forward to sharing the next one!

[@DrBradShook]

Great job! This is amazing information and insight.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I am glad you enjoyed and think so! This video in particular is one of my favorites.

[@omarsbaih4999]

Awsome ❤ Thank you Waiting for your next guidence with great gratitude

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I am trying to upload every Monday and Thursday God willing. I work full time at the hospital so its a bit of a challenge.

[@omarsbaih4999]

@@DrCaseyPeavler 💕🌹

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thank you for your support!

[@ws7001]

Excellent! A video on the polyol pathway resulting in fructose as a ketone that can or cannot be beta oxidized would be appreciated. There’s lots of conflicting information about this.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thank you for your support and your feedback. Yeah I am not aware of that. If it does happen the fructose would have to first be converted to fat, then broken down to ketones. I have also seen fructose as a backdoor to acetyl-CoA but not directly broken down to a ketone. The polyol pathway is a major cause of pseudohypoxia though. I covered that in the Sugar feeds cancer video. But I am sure I can cover it again!

[@ws7001]

@@DrCaseyPeavler there’s something uniquely odd about fructose since it’s both a sugar and ketone. Some of the top YT experts disagree so maybe the science isn’t quite settled on the dangers of fructose? Also one mentioned that the polyol pathway switches on above blood sugar of 90. That’s a real number I can stay below if it’s true.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I guess I would say there is some disagreement about the dangers or safety as fructose as a whole. High fructose corn syrup is another story, I think most agree it is universally bad. What seems to have me intrigued is the fructose and ketone bit.

[@raykinney9907]

@@DrCaseyPeavler Yes, more people need that one... my family included.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Mine too.

[@williambuckley6128]

I'm excited about Lactate Dehydro, and HIF inhibitors. Can you skip to those? Smile

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

You and me both! I am chomping at the bit to get those videos out!

[@sneakypress]

@@DrCaseyPeavler Do you have any thoughts on whether or not these ideas can be applied to ( suppressing ) leukemias , such as AML and CLL . For some reason , blood cancers may need to be treated differently , but we still do not know why . Please discuss if possible , thank you .

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Dr. Seyfried and his group of investigators have not found a single cancer that is not reliant on glucose and glutamine as their fuel. I would guess immune cells are more sensitive to glutamine deprivation than most other cancers.

[@Herbert_Knavs]

Thank you. Can't wait for next. ♥

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Me neither! I am glad you enjoyed!

[@odaynedaley7080]

Love the videos as usual !!

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I am happy you like them! Share them with friends of family who could benefit from this info if you can!

[@elfijakob6600]

Great work. Keep going

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thank you for the support and encouragement!

[@rasmia09]

Thank you again. Another great video.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thank you! I am glad you are enjoying the videos!

[@chrisdavies6473]

Thank you for this doctor.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

You are very welcome!

[@DCGreenZone]

Don't want to speak about what may be considered crazy, but some people I know (For a fact) are utilizing the synergy between Ivermectin and Fenfendazole.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I believe you! We will be covering both on this channel in the future and discuss proposed mechanisms against cancer!

[@DCGreenZone]

@@DrCaseyPeavler Dr. Nathan Goodyear did a video in here on "The Emerging Role Of Ivermectin in Cancer Treatment" 15 mechanisms of action for IVY, 12 for Fenbendazole. Fenbendazole for human consumption is on Amazon, I have literally dozens possibly hundreds of personal success stories but I cannot share them in here, Dr. Tom Rogers video "Commonsense MD has many in the comments in his video on Artemisinin and Fenbendazole fyi. I saved Joe Rogan comments on Ivermectin before it was sent to the dungeon. 😉

[@DCGreenZone]

@@DrCaseyPeavler I have dozens of personal stories of success from Joe Rogan videos, Dr. Tom Rogers videos, Dr. Nathan Goodyear videos.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

That is awesome! Amen! I’ll check out those videos!

[@DCGreenZone]

@@DrCaseyPeavler Dr. Goodyear is a major player at Brio Medical in Scottsdale Arizona. They work miracles.

[@rg3412]

This approach makes sense. I hope you get grass root traction among oncologists as well. A movement starts with convincing one guy, then two, then four…

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thank you for your feedback. Changing the system from the inside would be ideal, but setting up a parallel system until that happens may be necessary to get people help faster.

[@jonese007]

Great summary but isn’t the easiest way to improve autophagy and mitophagy to just improve circadian biology through management of light and dark cycles?

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

It is a very important way. The light cycle (when exposed to solar light) will increase melatonin (mitophagy/autophagy/biogenesis) and Vitamin D (mitophagy/autophagy/biogenesis). With true darkness nocturnal pineal derived melatonin will do the same. But obviously that is not the only strategy to employ, especially if time is short in a cancer type situation.

[@StanleePalmisano2023]

I totally believe in this therapy. I'd like to know how to reach one of Dr. Seyfried's clinics to join. I was diagnosed with ovarian and uterine cancer. Thank you in advance if you have the name of a clinic I could join for metabolic therapy, following Dr. Seyfried's protocols.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Where do you live?

[@chat5254]

Great info! Just found u today. Need to catch up on your videos.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I am glad you have enjoyed the information presented! Let me know if you have any questions!

[@jimw6659]

There is an interesting university presentation video on KZbin called “Asprin and cancer: the emerging evidence”. It presents meta-data from observational studies (whilst recognising their limitations), and seems to show that aspirin significantly inhibits the proliferation of cancer cells and increases lifespan by 4 to 5 years. I’m interested to see if aspirin features in your upcoming videos. Thank you so much for your work!

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

It wasn’t in my immediate plans but I have a couple slides on it for the not so distant future yes!

[@raykinney9907]

Now, I keep wanting to know about what possible mechanisms of action there are known for causing glutathione depletion, and perhaps some that are not yet recognized. Are there a number of drugs/contaminants that deplete glutathione? And can any be employed w/o much harm to normal cells adjacent to the tumor microenvironment?

[@raykinney9907]

D3, melatonin, but other possible actors?

[@raykinney9907]

Pb, but how to target only the tumor?

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

As I have stated before melatonin in particular in normal cells will increase endogenous antioxidant defenses which include glutathione, and melatonin acts as a power antioxidant itself. In cancer cells it has exact opposite mechanism. Vitamin D does the same. I will discuss other compounds which do the same such as quercetin and EGCG.

[@raykinney9907]

Is it possible to induce inhibition of GABA, leaving runaway excess glutamate to toxic levels within the tumor cells?

[@raykinney9907]

Sudden generation of nitric oxide? How enough?

[@jimlyttle7394]

Thank you!

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

You are very welcome!

[@fatimabonte-go3vy]

Thank you for the great video stay bless

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thank you for your support!

[@donaglosser4272]

Thank you

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

You are very welcome!

[@mj625]

I could be wrong, but I think I've heard Seyfried discuss potential problems with getting biopsies. I think he has said it has the potential to cause the cancer to spread. Have you heard the same thing or have an opinion on that?

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

He may be right, it may cause cancer to spread. But that is the standard of care and the world we live in. The medical system uses the biopsy as the gold standard and allows them to know what to do and how to move forward. They treat cancer as a tissue specific genetic disease.

[@janborkowski-wz8mi]

Great job sir, keep going!

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thanks a lot for the encouragement!

[@janborkowski-wz8mi]

​@@DrCaseyPeavler can I have a Quick question sir? I'M 45, been always an active guy, squash, gym, swiming.. Super low carb since years, now 90% carnovore + eggs, fish and cheese. Nontheless I was diagnosed with a testicle cancer 4 weeks ago. Testicle removed, no spread to organs and limphatic systems, markers Ok. Cancer Tisse checks indicates and early stage (1). Waiting for a final advise on the " next steps". I read that I might be offered eaither a : strict supervison or quick chemo or radiation ...: Im more inclined to avoid hemo and opt fot " supervison " considering my lifestyle..question for you : is there anything I can do to reduce the chance of remission ? Sorry about the leghty mesaage ❤

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Have you heard of Dr. Jack Kruse? If not you should learn all you can from him. One of my favorite of his quotes is: “you cannot get well in the same environment in which you got sick”. That is a tough pill to swallow. If I were you I would do the most extensive investigation into my environment and lifestyle to figure out how to never get sick again. It’s not random or bad luck. I am sorry you are having to deal with that man. To say it sucks is an understatement

[@janborkowski-wz8mi]

​@@DrCaseyPeavlerthanks for your reply, I will check him. Looking for the rootcasues I sometimes think of my 3x jabs of C19 vaccines. ...but might be a rabbit hole. Anyway, many thanks sir. Again, great vids, wish you all the best and keep.going as you are helping people o lot ❤

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

C19 jab x3 is a big deal man. Keep digging. God bless. Thank you for your kindness and support

[@rredding]

Amazing content, AGAIN! ❤

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@yurilutsenko2369]

Great video! Thanks doc.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

You are very welcome!

Acid/Alkaline balance = homeostatic base - 7.36 - 7.40. When biology is forced to alkalize itself, the system begins to break down - robbing Peter to pay Paul. Forcible anatomic/physiologic alkalization is an acidic state initiated as a means of survival lest the organism perish via acidosis. It's imperative that the system is provided with proper nutrition as a means to bolster its ability to function optimally, hence, to feed either acidic dis-ease or alkalizing health. Thus, food should be used as the primary alkalizing modality. -- "Let thy food be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy food.’

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thank you for that. I agree that we should be focusing on prevention. Its been said that an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure.

[@raulnapoli5490]

Fantastic info!!!!

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I am glad you enjoyed the video!

[@katies5kandyglam32]

I always hear people say a calorie restricted ketogenic diet, but I have not been able to find how many calories is considered calorie restricted?

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

That is a great point. My thought is anything under maintenance. If you have more weight to lose then you can be more aggressive, if you are very thin perhaps at or just below maintenance but you are right it’s a grey area.

[@rashmiravi8858]

Hello sir Does this work for sarcomas. Would like to get connected Husband having stage 4 synovial sarcoma after

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

From the research it seems all cancers are subject to reliance on glucose and glutamine. Dr. Seyfried and his group have not been able to find a cancer that wasn’t yet.

[@brendabeaver1342]

Thank you for all of this information.My husband recently diagnosed with esophageal cancer .We live in North Carollina .We want to follow your advice on this type of treatments but we are need to find a doctor or clinic for guidance.We do not want to do Radiation and chemo that has been offered thru medical establishment. There is not much hope there.Please advise us who,where or how we can find help to follow through on the processes and treatment you are describing here.Thank you for any help you can provide .We are already doing Keto diet ,plus other vitamins etc. but need help to make sure we are doing all we can and should be doing???

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

First I am so sorry about your husband. That sounds terrible. Please email me. Email is in the description of every video.

[@stellah9718]

Bless you for your amazing work. You are thorough and easy to understand. Is there a keto diet that i can follow? What is a calorie restricted diet and does this include red meat?

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Very kind of you! I am glad you enjoyed the video! This video may get you started. How to Use the Keto Diet to Fight Cancer kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ2bn4CwndVjgrM

[@andrewrivera4029]

Great vid.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Thank you!

[@eklein3904]

Love your work….can you clarify…..eating red fatty meat, would that feed Cancer ? Thanks in advance..

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Possibly the amino acids could. Thats why it is important to clarify that a therapeutic ketogenic diet is not a high protein diet, nor is it a standalone therapy. It is however the foundation of metabolic therapy.

[@eliasvonbernstorff6762]

Do you think extended water fast to weaken the cancer cells followed by a drug that causes ferroptosis like Artemisinin would be enough to kill it?

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I think it will require a combination approach. That is my current belief

[@luckssj]

Hi, have you looked at urolithin A? I have read that it helps with the mitochondria?

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I have yes and it does yes. I have not come across it for cancer that being said. Although Ellagic acid, also from Pomegranates, does have effects.

[@eliasvonbernstorff6762]

Does extended water fasting reduce glutamine as much or more as the glutamine inhibiting compounds like berberine, curcumin, etc. ? If it's the same amount then we can starve the cancer while not losing weight as we will on a fast.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I honestly highly doubt it. Your body can make its own glutamine remember

[@mudpiedays]

How does a lay person utilize this information without a doctor that specializes in this area? I'm sure there are none in my area. And I believe that Functional Medicine doctors don't take insurance, even if I could find one. Where does one start?

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

You’re probably in a bit of a bind. Integrative, functional, quantum medicine practitioners are not covered by insurance. It’s not they don’t take it. Those services and time are not even covered sadly. Where do you live?

[@eliasvonbernstorff6762]

Is starving the cancer by ketosis and glutamine inhibitors enough to kill the cancer? curing oneself?

[@Fvission]

Always glad to see your KZbin channel. I think I'm following everything you're recommending in videos! I have an MRI for my GBM in November, so 5 months after sturdy carnivore diet and a lot of exersize. With GKI test, I'm usually at well below 1.0 with Metformin, so that's great! Only medication I can easily get is Ivermectin + fenben. No issues, but not really sure how effective it is. Still trying to get DON and HBOT. Of course, my Kaiser neurologist does not recommend anything to help me. Just tried to get simply Vitamin D3 test, and Dr. Kim says it is not necessary and to just keep having glucose and sugar. Still wants me to have "Optune" for $30K a month. Anyways, I will keep watching your videos!

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

God 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️. I am sorry man about your oncologist. Good for you for keeping that GKI down! Don’t forget red light before a meal can lower glucose response to a meal by 30%. Keep working hard!

[@Fvission]

@@DrCaseyPeavler I've never tried red light therapy. But I just ordered one on Amazon to try out. Looks to be 660nm. I have CGM sensor to check my glucose. It's been high 50 low 60 with very high Ketosis. We shall see what red light will do :)

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Keep me updated!

[@raykinney9907]

@@Fvission You have never been outside in daylight?

[@raykinney9907]

@@Fvission So, Red light therapy works to increase mitochondrial energy production to ‘recharge the battery ’(but even more than that), but it works far best only in the morning? They are receptive to that in circadian. A small patch of skin can be enough, or retina, to energize them locally, and then signaling propagates more slowly (hours) to distant mitochondria to join in. Thus, it seems early morning NIR richness is key. Even a single red LED shined briefly in the eye, measured rapid increase. But, ‘blue light’ interferes. R.K QQQ, so red light exposure indoors is best done w/o ‘white’ LEDs on at the same time.?. QQ: What wavelength are the 30 red LED lights around the rim of our hot tub, located just under the water line? Are we getting additional NIR when they are on just before dawn? QQQ: Are expensive red light panels even better, or not really necessary? It appears that NIR -melatonin increase in mitochondria, might have a half-life of around 20 minutes? Or, is there a difference in half-life between mitochondrial melatonin and pineal melatonin??? So, to keep melatonin antioxidant effects present well, every few hours would be optimal to ‘get another hit’ ??? Which apparently could be very brief, on smallish surface exposure (even through clothes), best done w/o other indoor lighting on, best in morning but helpful somewhat anytime? Could this just be done by a quick viewing by retina cells of the best wavelength ( 650 to 870 is used a lot, but not lower ) in a darkness if must be done only w/indoor light environment?? Likely, far better to just run outside for five minutes of daylight every couple of hours!!?!! Even if in dreary rainforest 44 deg. N. latitude daylight? R.K. note: wavelength penetration differences play into this a lot too, so maybe 850 could be best, to reach deeper mitochondria?? And then too, Scott’s optical guiding of physiology in the brain is important! And, I am fascinated about learning more about the light wavelengths in firelight, and how the untold paleo prehistory we have adapted to w/ these wavelengths entering our bodies, must be very therapeutic…. If it doesn’t keep us up too late!?!! And, how can all of this provide insight for inexpensively benefitting PD, AD, AMD etc.???!!! And then too, the cancer environment????

[@trisheverett6950]

How many MG of Melatonin are they describing? I get a headache from the 5 mg but there is a 3 mg tablet.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I cannot discuss dosing, timing, scheduling. If you do not have cancer, likely best strategy is to maximize endogenous production.

[@robertsmyk4102]

You indicate how a cell can become cancerous but the immune system is present to destroy these cells. It follows that the problem is that the immune system is faulty and tolerates the cancer without killing it. So the solution would be to rejuvenate the immune reaction rather than trying to rescue the errant cell. It's said that the immune response actually can spread the cancer following a biopsy indicating that the immune system itself becomes the actual agent that promotes the cancer. Since many cancer victims are aged then probably the immune system is too old and tired to do its proper job. What can we do to rejuvenate the old and tired immune response?

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Is it the immune system is old and faulty? Maybe to some degree. But it is likely more the immune system gets deactivated by cancer. How? Lactic acid tumor micro environment. Shut off the lactic acid, immune system can take care of buisness. Can you shut off the lactate and boost the immune system at the same time. Absolutely!

[@mj625]

What do you mean when you say a "cacectic cancer patient"?

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

A person who has lost a ton of weight unintentionally and/or are severely underweight for their size.

[@dknc7393]

Thanks Dr. Peavler. Should a person with IPMN in a cachexia state, (PCP stated as idiopathic weightloss) supplement with glutamine to help heal the gut and try to rebuild muscle and gain weight this way? Now that I saw that glutamine could be used by malfunctioning mitochondria, it doesn't seem to be good to supplement glutamine. Is that correct?

[@dknc7393]

nvm, I just saw you have another video on glutamine.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

IPMN is in my book essentially DCIS for the pancreas. I can’t practice medicine on KZbin, but if it was me. I would act as if I had cancer. I would find as many possible drivers of this issue as possible and remove them from my life and physiology. I personally would avoid glutamine if I were in your shoes.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

The cachectic state does throw a wrench in things. You will have to tread very lightly.

[@ANAMARIA-nx8mv]

Olá doutor. Meu filho de 24 anos retirou um glioma cerebral grau 3 no mês de junho desse ano. Foi uma resecção total, graças a Deus. Fez radioterapia e já iniciou a quimioterapia também. Está na dieta cetogênica desde então, ingerindo 20 gramas de carbo por dia, gorduras boas e 1 grama de proteína por quilo de peso. Suplementando Vitamina D, 7.000 por dia. Fazendo uso do álcool perílico de 6 em 6 horas. Obrigada pelo vídeo sobre a Vit. D. O senhor teria mais alguma dica pro meu filho ?🇧🇷🇧🇷🙏

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I am so sorry to hear that. Email me please. [e-mail]

[@mvdmusicvideostorefreshthe3224]

I thought that Glutathione was an anti-cancer 'compound' (excuse me, I'm a layman), yet you attribute this to helping cancer cells to protect themselves, so, is Glutathione not good if you have cancer?

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I can understand this is a nuanced issue. Glutathione can likely help prevent cancer by decreasing excess ROS/RNS (oxidative stress). HOWEVER. Cancer hijacks our antioxidant systems (NRF2, Glutathione and glutathione peroxidases). This effectively raises shields for the cancer. So by lowering glucose (PPP, NADPH) and glutamine (glutathione), we are lowering the shields which makes cancer cells extremely susceptible to oxidative stress, and that is where HBOT, high dose IV vitamin C, ozone, photodynamic therapies come in and deliver the knockout punches.

[@Adam-jx9dg]

Dear Dr. Casey. Been watching your videos for a couple of weeks and really interested in your casework . My name is Adam and I have emailed you regarding my specific situation. Would love to hear your if you have the time I have stage four 4 glioblastoma.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

Adam, did I respond to your email?

[@Ihavenobirthrecord]

Is Heart cancer a thing? if so why isnt it as prevelant as the other cancers? If I asked you to this already, my apologies for not recalling...

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

There are exceedingly rare tumors of the heart. But it’s probably not in the top 100 in terms of prevalence.

[@federicomachon8841]

I'm thinking lack of magnesium and lack of vitamin D as the precursor of the change

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I think it is many many things. But lack of adequate melatonin and Vitamin D is a HUGE problem. They are 2 of the major internal guardians.

[@allenbrost9564]

Question on some therapies out there that act as a Trojan horse. One of them is sodium bicarbonate mixed with honey or molasses in that the sugar is the Trojan that brings in the SB to alkalize the tumor environment causing it to fail. Can this really work? There's actually a lot of literature on SB, and how it can be effective, but not on both of them together.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

The use of SB and honey doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to me. But the use of SB with chemotherapy or natural cancer killers makes a whole lot of sense to me. It’s cheap, safe, and seems mechanistically sound. You need a doctor to monitor your bloodwork that being said.

[@edhcpa3935]

This guy is obviously very knowledgeable and I have listened to several of his videos already. My question is… why does he talk like a robot with an intermittent speech pattern making it a bit difficult to understand and follow? Are his videos AI generated?

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

To be honest, despite not speaking as well as I would like to, I am improving with time. Part of it likely is how my brain works and recalls information. I speak without a script. And some of it is likely just a general discomfort with public speaking. I appreciate your feedback, but no, not AI.

[@edhcpa3935]

@@DrCaseyPeavler thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it and did not intend to offend, I was just curious about my AI comment. Best, and do continue to keep us informed. I also experience high anxiety with public speaking but in small groups and one on one I’m fine. Perhaps imagining when making a video that you are speaking to one or two people rather than a crowd will help ease the anxiety. ??? It appears that politicians seem to have the gift of gab when it comes to speaking in public but hardly ever speak truth or keep their promises.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

You are about the 100th person to ask if I am AI lol. I wasn’t offended much on the first comment, but now I just roll my eyes haha. No offense to you.

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I’ve actually thought about taking a public speaking class locally. I mean I took a mandatory class in college but could have cared less about it at that time.

[@edhcpa3935]

@@DrCaseyPeavler huh? What the heck are you rolling your eyes about?

[@Rasmajnoon]

Iv er mec,,,fen bend,,,soursop

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

How has that strategy been going for you?

[@Rasmajnoon]

@@DrCaseyPeavler incredible,and others,intermittent fasting,keto,breath work,,,

[@DrCaseyPeavler]

I am so happy to hear that! Keep up the good work!