Peter Attia’s View on the Warburg Effect

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[@Luisa_Ribeiro]

Honestly, it would be interesting to watch a conversation between Dr. Peter Attia and Dr. Nasha Winters, as she herself has been able to control and survive her stage 4 ovarian cancer for 27 years based on a metabolic approach.

[@ivanandreevich8568]

You cannot come to any conclusion with a sample size of one. Don't be ridiculous. You have no idea why she survived.

[@MrBUGS713]

She’s worth talking to.

[@donnaholmes2522]

​@ivanandreevich8568 but it isnt 1 person..many are doing it ..many are cancer free amd msny have lived way beyond the tineframe they was given by choosing this approach..so it isn't 1 person

[@ArrosticiniVore]

Better Peter Attia vs Thomas Seyfried and all the scientists affiliated and their peer reviewed science so Peter can be made out the flat earther he is...

[@ArrosticiniVore]

Peter does not agree with the Nobel prize of Warburg? His science has never been disproven. What he predicted is visually confirmed with modern electron microscopes...

[@thecrazyandthewild]

I just read Dr. Jason Fung's book "The Cancer Code" and I recommend it

[@anonymousAJ]

Warburg Effect does explain why the cancer cell uses much more glucose: Each fermented (Warburg Effect) molecule of glucose produces 2 ATP Each oxidized (normal metabolism) molecule of glucose produces 36 ATP

[@douglivingstone4285]

So tissue hypoxia due to hyperlipidemia or atherosclerosis is the main driver.

[@nickseccombe1357]

Peter, you have to interview Dr Thomas Seyfried, and I think you will be sold on cancer as a metabolic disease. UPDATE: I just finished your amazing book, "Outlive", and you do cover cancer and metabolism, so know about it already. You don't mention Thomas, though, or buterate, so maybe you don't believe in his proposition.

[@gregagregy]

He probably doesn't want to go that way. But you are right.

[@ArrosticiniVore]

Peter is more of a mainstream narrative pusher and would not want to loose any Big Pharma money so he wont talk with Seyfried

[@Paumonsu]

He already did and came out as an arrogant idiot

[@thomaschurch7686]

So at this point maybe we do not understand what the difference is between the cell that becomes cancerous in a cell that doesn't however I think we are close to understanding that... Nonetheless wouldn't it make more sense to use what we do know about that sell and how it feeds itself once it's formed to starve to death rather than invade our body with chemo toxins?

[@estherstone4860]

There are two things that matter: Does it harm the patient, and does it work?

[@baccaratfitness2360]

I would’ve liked to have heard the author’s response.

[@Dan-gs3kg]

He's done worse things to David Feldman, who is a leading researcher in liboprotein in relation to the metabolism. Feldman is at least right about the benign nature of liboprotein, as seen with recent studies in cardiology. For more, see Tim Noakes recent talks on hiding data.

[@baccaratfitness2360]

@@Dan-gs3kg I remember that ambush. I'll always look at Peter through that lens. It felt like bullying since Dave is such a humble down to earth guy who's doing outstanding work.

[@Dan-gs3kg]

@@baccaratfitness2360 yep. Another good place to look about cardiology and cholesterol is Xigguang Xi, iirc. You can find him on Dr Paul Mason's Twitter timeline. Long story short, the categories of CVD are down to be a result of inflammatory challenge, LDL is a bystander.

[@running4life436]

Did the guy cure anything from his research? If not then...!!!

[@Dan-gs3kg]

Do you know about the Q effect?

[@kingghidorah4191]

This guy has been so wrong for so long, gonna take him another 10 years to catch up

[@AL-fo3jj]

can you elaborate would like to know what other directions exist in this discussion thank you

[@nzadventurefamily3728]

I think peter attia is wrong

[@ArrosticiniVore]

Peter is more of a mainstream narrative pusher and would not want to loose any Big Pharma money so he wont talk any revolutionary health stuff

[@TumbleSensei]

Keep pufa low. Keep metabolism high.

[@attastealth]

you meant NEFA's right?

[@beoptimal8650]

typical peater

[@Jetsetfastfood]

Brilliant.

[@TumbleSensei]

Talk to Ray Peat.

[@javiernelson8809]

Attia aka "the clown".

[@ArrosticiniVore]

0 seconds ago Peter is more of a mainstream narrative pusher and would not want to loose any Big Pharma money so he wont talk any revolutionary health stuff