New Study Confirms that Cancer Cells Ferment Glutamine

Over the last seven years, The Seyfried Lab at Boston College designed and carried out detailed experiments to determine which fuels cancer cells rely on for energy production. December 2024 marked the culmination of this study when the paper was published in ASN Neuro.
Link to the publication www.tandfonlin...
You can also follow Professor Seyfried's work on Twitter: x.com/tnseyfried

[@KevinSherry-gh9hj]

This great man saved my wife. She was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer and told there was no hope for her. Thank the good lord we found professor Seyfrieds research. It's been 6 years since the diagnosis and my wife is doing very well and enjoying her life.

[@Sunny-bychoice]

Are there key protocols that you used?

[@humanyoda]

What did you do to save your wife?

[@royalpriesthood100]

What did u do???

[@deborahwoody1915]

Please share what you did for your wife. I have a great friend with breast cancer and maybe she could benefit from this.

[@agear2]

amen!

[@mauricesheehan2586]

LONG OVERDUE: Professor Thomas Seyfried should receive a Nobel medical award !!!!

[@jamesorr6537]

Let's wait for clinical results. This is a striking finding, but it's in only one type of tumor.

[@gehtnixan6562]

for leading us in circles of stupidity

[@gehtnixan6562]

if you know the cause - restore natural morphogenetic fields - transcend the bilogical Trauma - „cancer“ is gone anyway

[@gehtnixan6562]

just works as long no substances destroy bacteria within the individuum!!! EMF with aluminium, silver or graphene inncombinqtion with 2.4 or 5g destroys the biological way of healing!!!

[@6789uiop]

@@jamesorr6537 $6B a year - Yes, you'd think there would be lines of funding for such a money-saving, non-toxic treatment.

[@cosmicaudio4589]

When I had Hodgkin Lymphoma I had several MRI scans and each time I had to fast for a solid 12 hours. When I went to my appointment they injected me with a radioactive glucose an hour before the scan. This is because the cancer cells rapidly take up the glucose more so than other surrounding cells and they highlight on the MRI! This tells me a layman the cancer cells feed on sugars.

[@obfuscateidentity2329]

Absolutely

[@hikerJohn]

True, I had the same treatment. It was a full body scan. I dont know if it was MRI but it was with sugar and a radio active substance. I probably still have the lab report and the scan results even though it was 15 years ago

[@andrependeris]

And then the clinic wants to give you carb/sugar heavy food to recover. It blows the mind

[@lauraw.7008]

@@andrependeris Crazy, right?!?😢

[@galina77]

do you mean PET scan?

[@Resist.Tyranny]

"All clinical studies of cancer should be targeting glucose and glutamine while the patient is in nutritional ketosis" The most important sentence in the video, and perhaps in decades.

[@douglascutler1037]

Very much so. But notice that targeting of glutamine is INTERMITTENT only, thus allowing the healthy cells to recover. It seems many commentors here are glutamine fans and are getting freaked out by apparent attacks on their favourite supplement without understanding the details.

[@jameswalter3136]

@@douglascutler1037 Okay, good, so what should I be eating, or how should I fast to 'starve; cancer?

[@bigguy130]

@@douglascutler1037 So how does one go about targeting glucose and glutamine if fighting cancer? Is it possible to do this at home, or will it cost an arm and a leg finding a doctor who knows how to do it?

[@douglascutler1037]

​@@bigguy130 The full press/pulse metabolic protocol as developed by Dr. Seyfried unfortunately is currently only available under experimental conditions. This is because a key glutamine blocking drug called DON for short is only available under experimental conditions. But many people, including myself, are pursuing closest possible approximations on out own. Some are seeking help from alternative or integrative medical practitioners who are up to speed with developments in metabolic therapy for cancer and yes that could get expensive. I haven't done so myself as yet. The first component of press/pulse is the ongoing press of blocking glucose. This is freely available to everyone who can make the commitment. Ketogenic diet is the method and comes in different forms including pure carnivore, omnivore, vegetarian and vegan keto. I myself am currently transitioning from low carb vegan to keto vegan. Plenty of info online for any of the keto diet forms. I've also recently acquired a blond glucose monitor to assist me. I'm not a doctor but here is some of what I've learned by ONLY listening to actual MDs online who are citing actual clincal research: The 'pulse' of blocking glutamine is the hard part. A great KZbin resource here is Dr. Casey Peavler who has made it his mission to scour the literature for clinical data on any easily available supplements or methods that might block or inhibit glutamine or which might otherwise mess with cancer metabolism in some manner. He is very scientific and only looks at credible research. Dr. Peavler has identified several options for the gluttamine side including: 1) green tea, 2) green tea extract aka EGCG which may also be complemented with red pepper powder like cayenne for greater effect. (Some caution is advised for EGCG. Listen to your body because it seems some people do not react well to CGEG and it can cause liver problems. I myself have this issue but I can still take green tea itself. It's unfortunate for me because EGCG often makes it to the top of this list of alternatives); 3) High dose melatonin (research this one in depth, what you find may surprise you.) 4) berberine; 5) turmeric and/or curcumin which is concentrated from turmeric; 6) querrcetin; 7) milk thistle. Other things I take are turkey tail mushroom powder for enhanced immune response and , vitamin D. It's getting late. I will make another reply tomorrow with more details.

[@douglascutler1037]

@@bigguy130 The full press/pulse metabolic protocol as developed by Dr. Seyfried unfortunately is currently only available under experimental conditions. This is because a key glutamine blocking drug called DON for short is only available under experimental conditions and is not prescribed. But many people, including myself, are pursuing closest possible approximations on our own. Some are seeking help from alternative or integrative medical practitioners who are up to speed with developments in metabolic therapy for cancer and yes, that could get expensive. I haven't done so myself as yet. The first component of press/pulse is the ongoing press of blocking glucose. This is freely available to anyone who can make the commitment. Ketogenic diet is the method and comes in different forms including pure carnivore, omnivore, vegetarian and vegan keto. I myself am currently transitioning from low carb vegan to keto vegan. Plenty of info online for any of the keto diet forms. I've also recently acquired a blond glucose monitor to assist me. If you are frail and thin none of this may be a good idea for you. I'm not a doctor but here is some of what I've learned by ONLY listening to actual MDs online who are citing actual clinical research: The 'pulse' of blocking glutamine is the hard part. A great KZbin resource here is Dr. Casey Peavler who has made it his mission to scour the literature for clinical data on any easily available supplements or methods that might block or inhibit glutamine or which might otherwise mess with cancer metabolism in some manner. He is very scientific and only looks at credible research. Dr. Peavler has identified several options for the glutamine inhibition side including: 1) green tea, 2) green tea extract aka EGCG which may also be complemented with red pepper powder like cayenne for greater effect. (Some caution is advised for EGCG. Listen to your body because it seems some people do not react well to EGCG and it can cause liver problems. I myself have had this issue but I can still take green tea itself. It's unfortunate for me because EGCG often makes it to the top of this list of alternatives); 3) High dose melatonin (research this one in depth, what you find may surprise you.) 4) berberine; 5) turmeric and/or curcumin which is concentrated from turmeric; 6) quercetin; 7) milk thistle. I think Dr. Peavler covers most or all of these options (and more) in his many KZbin posts. Other things I take are turkey tail mushroom powder for enhanced immune response and vitamin D. Regular exercise is also very important and aerobic exercise may, in fact, temporarily redirect glutamine to the muscles and away from cancer cells. It's getting late. I will make another reply tomorrow with more details.

[@mwjeepster]

Husband has multiple myeloma - went 100% carnivore, and is now, 4 years later, doing fabulous. M Spike went from a 8.05 to a 1.35 in a year.

[@chrisb.4323]

Professor Thomas Seyfried DESERVES TO WIN THE NOBEL PRIZE! 👍👍👍👍

[@eray9934]

Let's wait and see actual clinical trial results first. Sounds very interesting, but I've seen tons of ideas that sound very promising, that just don't work in people...

[@chrisb.4323]

@ unfortunately clinical trials cost a lot of money that only pharmaceutical companies have - but will not spend on these types of trials as there is no financial gain from doing so - it doesn’t lead to a new “drug” they can sell for profit. So this is why clinical trials won’t be happening. Unfortunately, the pharmaceutical companies will not go down this road and will actively ignore reporting anything on them.

[@swampsprite9]

@@chrisb.4323 What a sick and evil world we live in. We should all still spread this information as far and wide as possible.

[@douglascutler1037]

@@chrisb.4323 Ongoing research with old-school Terry Fox Cancer Society - Canada: "Exploiting metabolic weaknesses in breast cancer to yield new treatments for women with metastatic and drug resistant disease" Also, out of Shanghai: "Exploring the mystery of tumor metabolism: Warburg effect and mitochondrial metabolism fighting side by side" Author links open overlay panel Yongxin Yu, Yulang Jiang, Christian Glandorff, Mingyu Sun. Just a couple of examples.

[@eray9934]

@@chrisb.4323 Well yeah. Pharma companies have a place if they find a patentable new drug, but NIH still funds a lot of trials that are run by universities. I would like to see more of this, including for things that are off patent, or natural compounds.

[@JC-ct7wp]

There is no money in this treatment. We need to spread the word ourselves because this information will not be disseminated by the media or your Doctor.

[@noahschmartz2354]

but surely the people making money off suppression of info have loved ones who get cancer? how would they keep their true thoughts quiet?

[@douglascutler1037]

Apparently, the average cost for metabolic cancer therapy is about 10% of conventional therapies. So there's not . . . no money.

[@matswessling6600]

there us no truth in his treatment. its just wishful thinking and a fix idee.

[@douglascutler1037]

@@matswessling6600 This is a per-reviewed paper from a 30 year Professor of Biology at Boston College. You will need citations to support your claim.

[@trakkaton]

@@matswessling6600 Prove your assertion.

[@douglascutler1037]

I hope this man wins the Nobel Prize in Medicine.

[@standingbear998]

nobel prize has become a political joke nothing to do with science or achievement

[@davidofarrell4363]

Agreed!

[@pascalgirault8166]

He won't... Too much to lose in the business

[@cinystarr4657]

@@pascalgirault8166 Exactly & it's at PEAK core euption - but I have NO clue what he's saying here. Hopefully as I listen, he explains this is simple form

[@saschaesken5524]

@@pascalgirault8166 Imagine all the overpaid pseudoscience around cancer would decompose

[@renupathak4442]

I am a biochemist in india and appreciate the valuable thrust of Dr Seyfried's drive. He truly deserves a Noble Prize. God bless this gentleman

[@GDe-gi1kz]

How to stop cancer

[@michaelreinhart2354]

Dr. Seyfried, you are a national treasure- no- a world treasure!

[@eve_in_paris]

Watching him from France. Indeed a global treasure 👏

[@d3mist0clesgee12]

Facts😂, been on carnivore diet for three years transitioning from keto diet, half the reason was my dad had prostate cancer so that is worrying and on my mind, 😂 easy logic, stop the food it will die 😂

[@fianna4533]

How does he NOT have millions of subscribers?? This man is the REAL DEAL when it comes to cancer research!

[@PinkAmadeus]

Because Big Pharma and their shareholders won't make money with a cure.

[@TommyTCGT]

rollocks.. fake.. It is illegal to fix big*c

[@truthprevails6251]

The 150 billion dollar cancer industry is doing their best to make sure this truth doesn’t get out of the bag!!!!

[@WhenHeComesBack]

Jesus Christ has.❤

[@bella-bee]

@@simonw75subscribers! Meanwhile this doctor has one more subscriber.

[@saeed6811]

This is the only guy who can interrogate a cancer cell. Respect.

[@sunnysidecoops8941]

Nope.

[@trinleywangmo]

@@sunnysidecoops8941 Did you watch the video or are you just being contrarian for the heck of it?

[@jillhensley4919]

This should be on all news channels!

[@teresaoftheandes6279]

Big Pharma owns main stream media "news". We will never see it there.

[@katsims9820]

“If I Target glucose and glutamine while transitioning the body to nutritional ketosis I get massive reduction of the tumor without toxicity” Yes! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@areyouevenhuuuge6293]

Love it being so simple, no miracle drug, just basic biochemistry. Simplisticity is the way to the goal

[@bobfoster687]

Big Pharma will hate this!

[@louannramirez4278]

Right? I always believed that our creator also created the answers to good health. Certainly not big fake pharma.

[@zotriczaoh7098]

It is not a simple matter to apply basic biochemistry to a whole organism. It is very difficult and that's why researchers get a bad name by being over enthusiastic about lab results.

[@kayallen7603]

@@zotriczaoh7098 Press + Pulse = being Cancer free without TOXICITY !!!

[@sciencemageTV]

I began college at 14 and am soon to begin an MD-PhD program. I am here to leave my congratulations and assure you that many of we young scientists of generation Z, are heeding your evidence and will carry the torch as physician-scientists. I have my own hypotheses that my MD-PhD program will allow me to perform experimentation via. Your work is revolutionary and will continue to promote true evidence-based medicine for generations.

[@laurabarber6697]

💝🙏🏻💝 Change the "system" by replacing it with something MUCH better! Thank you!

[@cecilealonso7446]

God Bless you

[@tombillard5264]

Awesome my friend blessings on your studies and for challenging the status quo

[@Jo67983]

Wishing you God speed! My professor's in Nutrition failed me for arguing about the food pyramid in the 80's and the fda changed it 3yrs later to what I insisted on.

[@SM-ol9nb]

Nice work!!

[@dodohateswater]

My science textbook it said cancer fed off of glucose 20 years ago!! What baffles me is why no one was talking about it then?

[@jasbirkaurvillaschi8019]

because a trillion dollar industry would be undermined

[@radekrousek4688]

I will tell u why.....BECUAUSE SUGAR IS MONEY and if damage your healt....even better ...SO WE CAN SELL YOU OUR STUPID AND EXPENSIVE DRUGS AND TREATMENTS ...thats why, my friend

[@dodohateswater]

@jasbirkaurvillaschi8019 that i cannot dispute....

[@dix_pack_of_sixie]

Profits over people.

[@steffurness]

Symptom management protocols provide job security for a massive industry, plus the health-concerned are more pliable than the healthy. Can't have healthy people running amok w their own plans for the future lol.

[@gs8777]

FINALLY! I had been waiting for this study to be published since the last interview I saw with him. I believe in the diary of a CEO. I am excited. No more nonsense , overly expensive and ridiculous treatment options. A simple, straightforward approach to managing most if not ALL cancer. This is just an amazing time to be alive.

[@Bob_Adkins]

I appreciate Dr. Seyfried's fast, clear, concise explanations, and not talking down to his audience. I also noticed how quickly and unequivocally he reacted to questions, reassuring us that he is intimately knowledgeable and confident with the research.

[@raykinney9907]

Yes, and now I hope he adds in quantum biology knowledge synergistically!

[@douglas_gemini]

This might be the most important video I've ever seen on YT. God Bless these people.

[@sciencedaemon]

It isn't.

[@douglas_gemini]

was it really worth typing those two words?

[@sciencedaemon]

@ was it really worth being stupid and believing in some deity you can never prove exists?

[@douglas_gemini]

@@sciencedaemon ah, an atheist...so you believe that life spontaneously appeared from no-life? What an illogical theory! And you call yourself intelligent?!

[@sciencedaemon]

@ wrong. I am an anti-theist. I actively fight idiots that believe in that religious crap. As a typical religious nut you assume what others believe when they do not kowtow to your indoctrination. There is nothing spontaneous about the beginnings of life. A certain set of conditions were met and then more complex chemicals were produced. It's called science and I am a scientist. See how unintelligent you are. Oops my mistake, of course you don't. That actually requires intelligence. LOL

[@tradingtacotiger3019]

You can clearly hear his passion talkin' about this "breakthrough", good that such people exist!

[@cinystarr4657]

Is he saying to STOP eating or taking supplements with Glutamine in them?

[@tradingtacotiger3019]

@@cinystarr4657 How I understood it, he says that Glutamine and Glucose are used like fuel by cancer cells. So stop or, at least, decrease Glutamine until you are "healed".

[@tradingtacotiger3019]

@@cinystarr4657 How I understood it, Glutamine is used, like Glucose, as "fuel" by cancer cells. So, stop or, at least, decrease the Consumption of Glutamine until you are "healed". P.s. an interesting book where Thomas wrote the Forword "Keto for Cancer: Ketogenic Metabolic Therapy As a Targeted Nutritional Strategy"

[@jf3518]

@@cinystarr4657 He is not saying that. A quick look on the glutamine wiki page will tell you that glutamine is abundant, unavoidable and necessary. But he says that the cancer cells cannot digest ketons. So instead of getting rid of the protein, it would be possible to reduce sugar intake and increase fat intake.

[@raykinney9907]

@@cinystarr4657 If you DO have a diagnosis of cancer, I think he IS saying it is important to limit glucose as much as possible, and then glutamine fueling reduction is also in need of limiting, but in a 'pulsed' manner, because of normal cell mechanisms in the body also need glutamine. The goal being the reduction of fuels to cancer cells, using fermentation of fuels, but not limiting normal cells from having adequate fuels. The normal cells being limited by cutting way back on glucose, can easily utilize ketones as a very good fuel, that cancer cells do not use. We are very well adapted evolutionarily to mainly using ketones as fuel, but our lifestyles now are only usually using constant supply of sugars, which is not how we were adapted to living with through all seasons. That is why it is very important to reduce glucose to the tumor.

[@LOLINC2010]

I love how passionate he gets at times...almost like he's arguing with cancer...almost like he hates cancer at a basic level and gets mad when cancer even raises an eyebrow

[@xBintu]

Nah he probably loves cancer... wtf

[@KiwiDh383]

😂

[@teresaoftheandes6279]

Or he's angry with those who refuse to acknowledge the truth because there's too much money to be made in the cancer industry.

[@fredretteketet]

😂nice comment❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@angelamurphy9472]

This man will be silenced and discredited. Too much money in treating cancer, not curing it. Too many people who get rich off of others suffering, will not want to cure cancer. He’s hoping he can get funding, but he won’t. His research, with others, has been around for years, and nobody wants a cure, they just want to “manage” the illness. This man deserves a Nobel!

[@harishdhanadiya6582]

Definitely he will be silenced.

[@MyUltimateStuff]

Save/download this & other similar videos.

[@mowthpeece1]

Because "they" never get cancer themselves, not do their loved ones, right?

[@mowthpeece1]

​@@harishdhanadiya6582That's why he's here on KZbin. He's being silenced. 😂😂😂 He's referring to PUBLISHED STUDIES HE'S ALREADY DONE. How is that silenced??? You have no idea how science is done. None. 😂😂😂

[@harishdhanadiya6582]

@@mowthpeece1 silenced means the studies he referring of 1920's is still not found any significance in the treatment protocol. So if a study done 100 years before is not being extended further , doesn't that mean it's silenced or lost. I am following research on hair loss and the strange phenomenon i noticed is that every company is either liquidated or discontinued it's research when they are most likely near the verge of any breakthrough.

[@ignaciourena5692]

Congrats Prof Seyfried you going to shake the cancer industry and save many lives!!

[@lyndaniel3369]

Big Pharma will stop the whole life-saving program, unfortunately. Hopefully, not.

[@notjustforme]

It won't shake anything. There is no money in cancer treatment. If you want to make it successful, you have to sell a really expensive treatment strategy. Invent some €1000 a piece keto-cancer-pill that was to be administered daily for months, in clinical conditions, then you have a chance to shake the cancer world. Cancer grows on money. It's why we have it in the first place. The only reason why we have chronic diseases is basically someone's talent for making money.

[@lcmlcm2460]

He all ready did ❤ I know it’s amazing

[@douglascutler1037]

@@lcmlcm2460 Den Stacey, Pablo Kelly and others.

[@dallassegno]

Now tell the vegans

[@Felix-z2r]

I'm glad he was able to explain this process in basic terms .

[@kathyannk]

😵‍💫

[@tharrrrrrr]

🤭

[@Lucky-Sleven]

The doorway of knowledge is opening slowly. Thank you, Professor Seyfried. Your work is so important for humanity.

[@tsoen-shinlam7621]

Protect this man at all costs

[@kimpeterson8090]

What is with that statement? It is dumb!

[@markhedger6378]

​@kimpeterson8090 it usually refers to the situation where innovators of non profitable ideas become a target of big establishment, ie killed off , but I do agree it's much over used atm .

[@FLSonshine]

Throw away comment with an appropriate throw away reply.

[@xBintu]

🐑🤡

[@ngoma]

dramatic much?

[@nevinkuser9892]

The most important 12 minutes in the last 30 years. 🎉

[@jagr1618]

Finally, someone has connected all the dots. I've just subscribed to Professor Seyfried's channel and will be passing this on to my friends.

[@kandykane3552]

Protection for this man, his family and friends.🙏♥️🙏

[@checkfactschecking]

"Not complicated", he said. I am very happy that in his summary he concludes that his treatment indicates to be non-toxic. I have 3 cancers and have been very lucky so far. CML has a very expensive ill that saved my life, my basal cell carcinoma cancer has been cut out several times and is the least of my worries. I just went through chemical and radiation therapy to get rid of prostate cancer. Hopefully it worked I'm just 3 years past the treatment. If this is a general cure for "cancer" I wish the people coming after me the best of luck and well wishes for this to be a savior or a cure. I'm 70 so it won't affect me personally now. I'll be very happy to get another 14-15 years. Subscribed and liked to help this man get recognized!!!

[@denisemaples6519]

I pray you live much longer🙏 Psalm 103:3 Gods not done with you yet 😊

[@Jslo_wip]

It's working for me! We stand on the shoulders of every cancer patient that they put through the ringer of chemo etc... we stand on the shoulders of people who fight for root cause and asking tough questions. All cancer patients, thank you for your service. Please tell everyone you can.

[@chinesecrested9528]

This popped up on my KZbin feed. I'm in Thailand at the kings cancer hospital. Diagnosed with stage 3 cancer targeted spot under my tongue. Waiting for my CAT scan simulation right now. Chemo and radiation is my option as the carcinoma is inoperable. I am stopping all sugar today. I am looking into this channel for more information. I am 70.

[@checkfactschecking]

@@chinesecrested9528 Good luck! I've heard that Thailand has very good healthcare, one of the very best worldwide.

[@michaelmurray6197]

It's not really a treatment. It seems to be more of a way to slow down cancer growth, maybe to the point where your own cancer fighting cells can fight it off or slow it even further. I'd be wary of doing super low carb while you are in the midst of chemo or radiation, since it will also slow the repair and healing of the other cells in your body when they get damaged. But it could be very useful if you are in remission and do it properly or are waiting for those treatments. At the very least just cutting out sugar and lowering your carb intake should be helpful.

[@dongio8523]

This guy should receive a nobel prize for the next 50 years... Awesome Professor. One of the rare remaining scientists...

[@JPShepard5]

"Cancer is a mitochondrial metabolic disease driven by a fermentation metabolism. The fermentation is happening in the mitochondria and it's happening in the cytoplasm... If I target glucose and glutamine while transitioning the body to nutritional ketosis, I get massive reduction of the tumor without toxicity, reducing inflamation, acidification, reducing all the different characteristics that you see, and killing tumor cells! ...All clinical studies of cancer should be targeting glucose and glutamine while the patient is in nutritional ketosis. ...The cancer cells are telling us this is what we should do. The cancer cells themselves are signaling us and saying 'I am fermenting. Here is the evidence that I am fermenting. This is keeping my energy and my growth capabilities.' And we're looking at that and saying 'Ok, well, if I take away your energy, you should die,' and that's exactly what happens."

[@indigolovely6610]

Thank you.

[@todd8155]

Yes, thank your for summarizing that.

[@davidejukorlem7098]

THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT HAND. THE KINGDOMS OF THIS WORLD HAS BECOME THE KINGDOMS OUR LORD AND OF HIS CHRIST AND HE SHALL REIGN FOREVER AND EVER. God richly bless and keep you. You are definitely instrumental to saving lives. Thank you.

[@violent_bebop9687]

Not a clue what is said except "fermentation" , so we're near an effective cure???

[@JPShepard5]

@@violent_bebop9687 yes! An honest doctor, not bought off or indoctrinated by the traditional medical establishment, has transparently explained they can reverse cancer by starving it! It costs little, is not toxic like current treatments, and it's effective!

[@edschmid7451]

Well explained. As a farmer I understood everything he was talking about. Interesting

[@trakkaton]

Quit farming those glioblastoma cells. You thought i'd be a great business idea, but no one is going to buy those tumorburgers.

[@carolinenorman6141]

Could you simplify it for me what to do I take metformin for diabetes and glutathion complex I dont know what would help me ?

[@raykinney9907]

Was it not Einstein who said "if you can't explain your research to your grandmother, so she gets a good understanding of it, then you have not reached adequate understanding yourself"? Or, something to that effect. I think Thomas can do that well.

[@markhedger6378]

​@@carolinenorman6141lots of sunlight and fatty keto diet , also refer to Dr Jack kruse podcasts the early videos ,bonne courage.

[@rosemarywoodhouse4832]

@@carolinenorman6141yes, I need help with this being simplified, too.

[@Spenny22]

He deserves the highest honour that humanity can give anyone. This is huge and must not be rubbished by people with financial interests in promoting cancer as a genetic problem. Trillions of dollars and millions of lives sacrificed to greed.

[@dallassegno]

You mean vegans

[@joecliffordson]

@@dallassegnofarm to food to big pharma.

[@danielcoppens5684]

This might be the most important video on potential cancer treatments I have seen

[@nguquaxanguyen5224]

look up other researches that showed other layers to this. yes, glucose deprivation leads to stunted growth in cancer cells but also promotes metastasis (spreading of cancer to other part of your body)

[@dxgi3737]

@@nguquaxanguyen5224 He did not say stunted he said cell death.

[@Julia29853]

@@nguquaxanguyen5224wow bigPharma in the house 🤦‍♀️ metastasizes? Really? Exactly how? Oh yeah ypu just made that up

[@guitarista666]

There are very few real pioneers in any field, and they are often overlooked by those who hold the majority opinion. Dr. Seyfried is a true pioneer. One day everyone will know his name.

[@kayrabey1344]

I hope so!

[@canbennyfixit748]

Or he could be wrong.

[@joeyskyeart567]

You get cancer the hospital feeds you ice cream, jello and Mac n cheese

[@Bambotb]

😂

[@INeedsMoneys]

For real tho. They pump you up with as much carbohydrates they can possibly find. Every time. No joke. They are beyond stupid

[@amyhoang9140]

True lol.

[@jojodancer5154]

And then the give you Covid Shot Booster

[@darwinmonzingo9738]

I think the food the hospitals serve make sure you never get well and just promotes you getting sick from something else because I've never seen a proper diet in one. you may as well just let McDonald's contract the cafeteria in every hospital since no one gives a damn about the crap they serve

[@ChipCostello]

This is some of the most important and explanatory information I have ever encountered. I knew about glucose and fermentation and the facultative metabolism of cancer cells, but I did not know about glutamine. For me it is a great privilege to learn this vital information.

[@anthonyward2594]

After 8 minutes of pure science biochemical jargon with explanation he drops the best line ever: "Not complicated". 😅 Sir, you just made me simultaneously dismayed that I wasn't too interested in these sciences in high school or thereafter and at the same time you not only captured my complete interest but made me very hopeful for the future. Thank you.👍🏻🏆.

[@tlties]

He eats & breathes the vernacular of the mitochondria!

[@Mikeymoo-x3p]

I'm not sure I'm right but I think he's saying 'cut the carbs' completely.

[@anthonyward2594]

@@Mikeymoo-x3p Not exactly. He is saying, as far as I can tell, what feeds cancer: glucose and glutamine. If a person has cancer then an immediate ketogenic diet can potentially help by eliminating cancer 'food'. Obviously there's a lot more to it than that. Very facinating.

[@Mikeymoo-x3p]

@ I'm not sure how you distinguish one from the other. Don't all carbs contain glucose and glutamine in one form or another? I'm not being clever, I really don't know. I just assumed they did and that was the whole point of a ketogenic diet.

[@kellio8087]

I've done a couple of years of research on autoimmune and cancer. I would feel comfortable relying on him for my survival if I had cancer.

[@KettleBell-md8ph]

What would be your basic protocol?

[@loripino3839]

Literally saved my life seven years ago 😊

[@skylark4901]

Could you expand on that please?

[@jass412]

can you tell us how ?

[@loripino3839]

@@skylark4901 I found Dr. Seyfried’s book, Cancer as a Metabolic Disease, while researching safer alternatives to cancer treatments and followed everything I could understand (it’s technical). I told my doctors at Dana Farber I wanted to forgo chemo or/and radiation. I fasted before immune therapy, followed the ketogenic protocol, and by the time I had surgery, pathology found not a trace of a tumor/cancer cell. When someone brilliant devotes their life to something, listen to them.

[@nathanzuborev2834]

Could you give his contact please?

[@melissabryant2251]

What saved your life?

[@yvandaniel8050]

2:10 glucose and glutamine: the two pathways, the two fuels are synergistic in providing all the metabolites and all of the energy needed for rapid dysregulated growth

[@daniby9894]

Just a problem with glutamine is that it's in all animal protein: meat, paultry, dairy, eggs, fish... and it's even in some veggies! So wtf are we suppose to eat to get into ketosis?

[@yvandaniel8050]

@@daniby9894 The statement above is not from me but from the video. It implies to block glutamine within the cancer cells (e.g. ""Dr Casey Peavler how to block glutamine"). Also, the two pathways are synergistic. So, avoiding glucose is possible and will therefore mitigate glutamine impact. To get in ketosis you have of course to avoid carbs (the glucose pathway)

[@sch9884]

Is l glutamine the same as glutamate or glutamate? I used it as a supplement 5g daily

[@theobserver2309]

@@yvandaniel8050 MSG monosodium glutamate? So, no Chinese takeaways then?

[@Yamsek]

So is this only effective on glioblastoma tumors? Glio gets referenced more than once yet nothing specific are mentioned. Towards the end he hints that ALL cancers are thriving off the same fuels

[@JebbeTV]

I’m 37 years old, I used to be a personal trainer. Im currently in pretty decent shape, so hopefully I don’t have any tumours at this moment. If I do, it sucks to know I’ve been supplementing glutamine. This was always a supplement we were told to recommend for people. Thank you for the information Doc!!

[@DySeith17]

This discovery deserves more than the Nobel prize. You're the savior of the whole humanity.

[@artstudiogirl784]

That would be Jesus but this doctor will certainly help people to live a fuller, healthier and possibly longer life.

[@hanamanova5514]

@@DySeith17 Double Nobel Prize well deserved.

[@notjustforme]

The Nobel Prize should go to the one who manages to make this standard procedure. That is the real work here. We have known / suspected about this stuff for a long time. We've known a lot of stuff for a long time. But it is all getting drowned out by capitalistic mechanisms. Getting healthy is profitable. Being healthy is not. So they want us to keep getting healthy, and that's why cures aren't desirable.

[@douglascutler1037]

@@artstudiogirl784 Modern science has made the deaf to hear in numbers over a million with cochlear implants and may soon do something similar for the blind. Modern medicine holds the record for most miracles of healing, far more than any figure of history or myth.

[@abcdtabibosaure6943]

What does he say we have to do basically ?

[@JMaxwell1000]

A see a Nobel Prize for Seyfried on the horizon.

[@alid3424]

Thank you for keeping at it, Dr. S! Blessings to you 💗✨

[@douglascutler1037]

If any readers here are new to Dr. Thomas Seyfried, he is a long-standing Professor of Biology at Boston College and long-time cancer researcher. There is also lots of other info online that explains metabolic theory of cancer and other things related. Certainly worth a look.

[@johnbecich9540]

Thank you for your WORK, and for the plain English explanation. I'm serious! And I love your mild New England accent;) This is ALL very encouraging to everyone who has lost family members to cancer.

[@johnniebarker9746]

I am a 55 yr old nurse working in surgery. We talk about all kinds of stuff in surgery even occasionally getting slightly intellectual. In talking cancer care doctor r so quick to shut down the idea of metabolic therapy. Not surprised. Neighbor is an oncology nurse soon to retire and she is always quick to note her experience with the few patients that have tried and died earlier than she would have expected. I am a believer but it is a path for a disciplined person and I would venture to say lack of discipline in a lot of cases similar to diabetes is what got people here in the first place. I go to support fund raising for junior diabetes foundation and they serve those kids all kinds of cakes and sweets and focus on products and drugs nothing to do with lifestyle. Makes me crazy!

[@sciencedaemon]

You don't really understand what you are talking about. This is expected for people with standard medical training. Sugar itself is not the enemy (except when it is refined, put into junk food, etc.). Animal proteins and fats are the really enemy of long term human health. They are the root cause of type 2 diabetes as well as many cancers, heart disease. Put that crap from a meal together with crappy carbs in cakes and sweets and it is a recipe for bad health down the road. Only a vegan whole foods diet keeps a person healthy longer.

[@michaelmurray6197]

I think Keto probably isn't the magic bullet. It's great for losing weight but you are also limiting energy for a lot of healthy cells. So something like chemo or radiation that is already tough on the body is going to be even worse for someone doing Keto. But the idea of doing Keto when your body isn't recovering from those is probably a great idea, especially if you have very targeted chemo therapies that only damage the cancerous cells. Also just knowing that limiting glucose, and maybe glutamine also, slows the growth of cancerous cells could be useful. Instead of eating a slice of cake when you have cancer you are probably much better off eating some broccoli with butter.

[@RonBaker456]

We all just believe what we want and any evidence that supports us, no matter how weak the evidence. We like to feel right. Most don't care about actually being factually correct.

[@Jslo_wip]

@johnniebarker9746 they serve sugar treats in the chemo rooms too. I went carnivore once diagnosed with inoperable stg4 metastatic... and shrunk my own tumor. Oncologists were dumbfounded. They retracted my diagnosis wrongly and treated me for something else with high dose steroids that made my tumors worse. Oncologists aren't willing to listen or learn.

[@pjmcneill]

@@michaelmurray6197 The idea of keto is that, in the absence of glucose, the body 'burns' fat in order to produce energy. The reason you lose weight is because that stored fat is being used, plus the fact that excess glucose isn't being converted to fat, and being stored.

[@kuuhgle]

Thanks so much for your work. When medicine finally recognizes you, you will probably get the Nobel prize.

[@mrwilliamson62]

Retired RN, worked oncology for 10 years, elevated PSA with family history of prostate and bladder Cancer, keto diet works for me.

[@dallassegno]

Tell that to the vegans

[@thatarmwrestler]

​@@dallassegnoyou tell them

[@John-n6h7m]

​@@dallassegnoVegans are probably the healthiest people around on average. I'm not vegan but live in Bali and they are nearly all super healthy, slim and fit

[@sharon8114]

Pray for this man 🙏🏼 May God protect him & his team.

[@luvthistufft6285]

Having cancer is a huge money maker for Big Pharma. I absolutely agree with you.

[@efx245precor3]

There’s a billion dollar cancer treatment industry that won’t be happy with his results.

[@tonyrebeiro]

Which God? If there is a God, we wouldn't be in this position, on this planet.

[@sharon8114]

Our very existence on this planet is proof that there is a God.

[@tonyrebeiro]

@@sharon8114 😂😅🤣😅😂

[@wendyfield7708]

"Not complicated"!! For this lay woman it ishighly complicated. I highly respect this doctor and wish I could understand more.

[@bobporch]

There is a transcript of everything he said. When I hit a word I am not familiar with I look up the definition. This is detailed biochemistry, but it can be broken down. I have no doubt this is the right track to fight cancer, but Big Pharma will spend tons to suppress it.

[@michaelmurray6197]

The nature of cancer is to divide and grow in an uncontrolled manner continually. If it grows but then stops then it's probably benign. If it just grew uncontrolled but slowly you may not even notice before you died, in fact quite a few people die with cancer instead of from cancer (it's why past a certain age they stopped doing prostate exams). In order to sustain this growth the cancer cells need a lot of energy, more than the non-cancerous cells do. Glucose (what your body gets from most carbohydrates like sugar that aren't fiber) is the fastest and most efficient energy for cells. That is why for instance runners carb load before a big race, it gives them more energy quickly. By limiting the glucose in your body, by limiting what you eat and by exercising after eating to burn off the glucose you do eat, you therefore limit how quickly cancerous cells can get energy. Without that fast energy the cancerous cells can't grow as quickly, which gives time for other things to kill them like cancer fighting cells, chemo, or radiation. Of course there are dangers if you miss some useful nutrients. Or for example if chemo or radiation are damaging cells you need that can't heal fast enough without the quick energy from glucose. But for someone say waiting to start chemo or radiation it would be very useful. Or if say the chemo was very targeted and only damaged cancerous cells. Or for example the radiation was targeted at a limb and wasn't going to impact other vital organs. Or just knowing that you shouldn't have your body flooded with glucose 24/7 so you can slow the growth. It's useful in a lot of ways even without going full Keto or Carnivore diet with the super low carbs.

[@mjs9710]

Stop eating sugar and go on keto diet google keto diet

[@Spark877]

Bless this man and all the work he has done.

[@vzgsxr]

I've watched quite a few cancer and disease videos over the years, and I'm by no means an expert. The 3 things that seem to me to be consistent for any disease/cancer to thrive in the human body are: 1) Low oxygen. 2) Acidic environment. 3) High sugar/carbs/glucose.

[@ToubaYouness]

Acidic environment? As Apple Cider Vinegar?

[@vzgsxr]

@ToubaYouness Apple cider vinegar, lemons, limes etc are acidic, but are alkaline forming after consumption.

[@jennywa3046]

He mentioned that cancer cells give off lactic acid as a by-product.

[@CroisMoi]

Just think how many people would survive by not taking toxic treatments. So many victims.

[@ToubaYouness]

@@CroisMoi So very true! Corporations destroy people's health and lives for profit!

[@Susan.Lewis.]

This is a great summary of how cancer behaves.

[@rogeronslow1498]

This is groundbreaking and will have an enormous ramifications on cancer treatment.

[@FinalCurse]

unlikely unfortunately

[@douglascutler1037]

@@FinalCurse Many mainstream cancer researchers are now taking up the metabolic challenge. Terry Fox Cancer Society in Canada is just one example. The thing is, metabolic therapy can be used along side mainstream therapies as a compliment. Cancer weakened by metabolic measures becomes more vulnerable to chemo, radiation and immuno. So metabolic is not necessarily a direct threat to mainstream therapies.

[@i.ehrenfest349]

Or will it…

[@dallassegno]

My mum kept eating sugary treats and kept getting cancer. Nothing will change. You will never convince the vegans

[@douglascutler1037]

@@dallassegno Hmm, hmm . . . vegan keto is actually a thing. But yes, some vegans still eat way too much sugar and carbs.

[@broughxtreme]

Half (if not all) what this Dr said was way over my head, but if I get cancer AGAIN, then I want this guy on my side.

[@niononion4363]

Basically saying low carb/keto diet is the answer.

[@johnlaursen6080]

​@@niononion4363Exactly, sugar is what cancer cells live on. Cut out the sugar. This includes all sugars natural and processed. Stay away from all breads, pastas and etc., these are cancer fuels.

[@uffa00001]

He says that you can starve, and kill, cancer cells by adopting a permanent ketogenic diet and complementing it with a therapy made of a glutamine inhibitor (which is a toxic thing, you do it in burst, within a protocol, not continuously). Most cancer cells cannot use respiration (the Krebs cycle) and cannot use ketosis (feeding on fat acids). They can only use fermentation of glucose and glutamine. With a ketogenic diet, you greatly reduce the glucose content in the body. With the glutamine inhibitor, you prevent the cancer cells to feed on glutamine. This way you starve your tumor, and keep it under control, by reducing it and preventing it from proliferating, while nourishing the rest of your body with fat acids coming from the ketogenic diet.

[@richardhamilton-gibbs6360]

I'm 76. For over 40 years, I've been aware of ketogenic diets. In 1983, I met a metabolic genius who could explain the chemistry. We're watching today's research confirm his theoretical cellular biochemistry. Low carb keto? Lower protein keto. What I've been talking about for years. This is an amazing breakthrough.

[@catritz]

Strangely, somehow what he said made sense, His firmness of purpose and excitement, I couldn't help but smile. Not complicated" !!! God bless and protect him.

[@gregeoryl]

Lots of hard work by brilliant people. I hope this leads to a cure and prevention for all types of cancer.

[@Bob_Adkins]

This discovery is all about treatment, cause is an entirely different subject. But it could help speed up prevention research a bit.

[@kandykane3552]

There are already cures. Big pharma doesn't want them released.

[@douglascutler1037]

@@Bob_Adkins Cause becomes less relevant if you know have to cut off the fuel supply in most cases.

[@honokakousaka5742]

The prevention is limiting the amount of insults to the mitochondria which can be achieved by reducing stress, eating healthy whole foods, exercise, grounding, etc.

[@sejahtera282]

He's spot on... We have proven him right with more than 30 individuals in full remission from stage 4 cancers... All the recoveries were achieved within 3 to 6 months. The data said it all... Thank you

[@katl6320]

Really? Where is this clinic? Can you show us the data and exactly what protocol that you used?

[@bricology]

"We" is the vaguest imaginable noun. In order to be believed you need to make your data public. Not just "30 individuals in full remission", but how many people *in total* were in the pool (and don't say "30"; NO study has a 100% success rate). And make it a longitudinal study, because cancer has a nasty habit of seeming to go away for a few months or even a few years, then roaring back.

[@kenpumford754]

@@katl6320one doc putting this to the test is Dr Matthew Phillips, a Canadian physician in NZ. Look up his studies and videos. One glioblastoma pt is alive at 6 years, which is 4x the usual life expectancy after diagnosis, and others are following.

[@Papadoc1000]

@@bricology Absolutely true. I went through college working for a professor to break "studies" that were constantly shoved at him, and dismissing comments or summaries like this meant I went home early that day because there was nothing there. Even though I agree with the overall idea, citing such results is pointless. Who, what, where, when, etc.? 30 out of 35 might mean I look for more information whereas 30 out of 3000 is probably a statistical anomaly that doesn't even raise my eyebrow. That said, I'm on my own research quest here and there are some amazing results that I hope to share soon, but so-called information like this means a tiny "whatever".

[@masonsmith858]

@@katl6320hes showing you a summary of the data. Im sure if you dig you could find his protocols, Turkey Tail mushroom is also very helpful

[@deb1120]

This info is spectacular! But his comment that it's not difficult to understand is 😆😂😆...I'm just a high school educated granny and I'm here to say that those ginormous words were absolutely hard to comprehend! 😁😁 Super smart man!!!

[@DCLearningtoLive]

Thank you Prof. Seyfried, you're amazing

[@alanamalyon1987]

To make complex ideas simple enough for a housewife to understand takes genius of a special order! For this information to lead to the successful treatment of cancer is extraordinary.. thank you.

[@carolynnmathisen8754]

Thank you. This is so clear and straightforward. I’m doing very low carb now, about 8-10 gms/day.

[@MichaelSalo]

This is an excellent update and clarification of his important research.

[@sailorsg4444]

Past clinical research has shown cancer is produced in an ambient of fermentation and low oxygen, but this scientist is adding his outcomes from his research absolutely outstanding. Congratulations 👏🏼👍🏼💯

[@idoiam.2351]

Dear Professor, thank you so much, you are true inspiration 💚

[@salobrena6442]

I started carnivore 2 years ago this month after an aggressive melanoma diagonosis.. I had a large tumor removed prior to the diet and then no treatment, just went carnivore.. so far no issues and a crb test I think it's called and I have no tumor markers in my blood

[@dfusa4869]

Doesn’t meat have Glutamine?

[@horasefu1438]

@@dfusa4869 yes, but glutamine is necessary for your muscles.

[@clarencewoodbine6266]

GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR STRENGTH 🙌🏼

[@seaskiaustralasia]

Thank you, Thomas, for your dedicated application of your knowledge to unravel the driving life force of cancer cells. It has been known for sometime that cancer seems to thrive in creating an acidic environment around itself and your discoveries of the fermentation factor feeds directly into that structure, as pH is a driving force of fermentation; the more acidic the environment becomes, the more it favours fermentation processes. This realisation, more than 10 years ago, encouraged me to construct a "designer drink" to help the body lean towards the alkaline side of its normal range of 7.35 to 7.45 pH with the object being to make the body less hospitable to cancer. The design was intended for prevention rather than trying to be a cure. My own family has no history of cancer, nor I at 77 years, but a lot of friends were succumbing to its ravages. If nothing else it is a very healthy drink, so the basic ingredients to make 2 litres are set forth as (all raw product): Fresh beetroots (2 large), about 5 lemons with the flesh included (lemon is acidic but becomes powerfully alkaline within the gut), about half of a quarter of watermelon, several teaspoons of green tea to about 400ml almost boiled water and I add, for my own taste purposes, 4 tablespoons of cold extracted honey. The last item is contra-indicated owing to its glucose content, but for me it is not an issue and I welcome the positive content of honey. The ingredients are blended in a strong processor and consumed at the rate of about a glass a day.

[@jondoe2542]

That makes total sense. The experiment makes sense, the entire process from thought to hard results. It's simple, I can't believe it wasn't discovered sooner.

[@trakkaton]

Like - 60 years earlier.

[@douglascutler1037]

The initial observation that cancer was related to metabolic dysfunction was made during 1930s Germany by Dr. Warburg and is called the Warbug Effect to this day. But something was missing. Warburg was aware of glucose as a cancer fuel but not glutamine. This is the missing link that Dr. Seyfried is filling in and why his new research is so significant.

[@teresaoftheandes6279]

It was intentionally ignored.

[@charlesmayland1664]

Stunning announcement Dr !, I've always believed in your research awareness,Thank you❤🇺🇸ND.

[@daviddunne3267]

I was on a super strict Keto Metabolic Diet for 7 months and still on except not as strict. I did the Press Pulse Strtagey also with 4 days on with Mebendazole 500mg, I Ivermectin two of those 4 days pressing and also 1 HCQ same as Ivermectin. Add in daily use of Milk Thistle, Ashwangda Powder and Turmeric/pepper. I got diagnosed with Prostate Cancer 1.5 years ago, had Gleason 4 x3 ie 7 Score, on the margins and seminale invasion. Post Surgery, 15 lymphs taken, no cancer spread, Bone Scan, no cancer spread, 2 separate new CT/PSMA Pet Scans spread out 4 months apart. No RED Dots OK so no cancer detected BUT on the Keto so strict as noted here, my PSA was .022 first 3 mo Blood Work following surgery BUT it tripled every 3 months after to .54. I threw the kitchen sink at it too. I did Vit C IVs also. While the PSA is still very low at .54, it was tripling every 3 months so I opted to stay on the Keto and note my GKI got down to only .55 for 4 months and under 2 for most other months and now is at 3. I opted for Lupron Shots now and after my first one PSA now undectible at .018 whith .2 being the threshold. I always work out 2.5 hours a day hard and at 71, I am still in super shape. MY weight on this starvtion Keto Diet got down from 172 to 136. I am eating more and more carbs but the GKI reading says it is OK. I now weigh 148. If the Professor could address why my PSA kept tripling every 3 months on the Keto, please tell me? With many Prostate Cancer Surgery survivors, it seems there is always a small piece of cancer that is not big enough to show up on any Scans is there still. I will be on Lupron Shots for 2 years and in the last cycle will revert to the supplement protocol above and get on the max Keto Diet again because when the Lupron wears off, that PSA ain't gonna just lay there so I will do the HIFU sound blasts up your arse to if the cost comes down as it is suppose to kill any cancer cells and leave normal ones a lone but we shall see as some say that does not work either. God be with all of you.

[@leoandolino4668]

Thank God for Professor Seyfried. Should be given a couple Nobel Prizes: one for his crucial scientific work and another for his humanitarian service. He should not have to ask for funding. Where is the do nothing US government? Why hasn't he been given a grant?

[@deborahwoody1915]

@@leoandolino4668 the do-nothing government is in bed with the pharmaceutical companies.

[@egg399.]

Professor, s4 ccRCC here. I’ve gone carnivore keto with gki

[@8d4o0c4]

Best wishes for further healing and positive progress!

[@nathanzuborev2834]

Meat contains lots of glutamine

[@egg399.]

@ And yet my mets shrank

[@donpayton737]

And no other treatment?

[@egg399.]

@@donpayton737 Yes of course, I would be stupid not to. immunotherapy didn’t work. Carnivore, TKI (cabo), off-labels and supplements seem to be doing the trick of stopping growth and making reductions.

[@97TheWatcher]

I really hope this is the breakthrough we needed to turn the tide on cancer

[@andreaandrea6716]

Thank you for all of your work! May it reach a large, widespread audience.

[@kayrabey1344]

Brilliant, love this man and his beautiful brain.

[@Flyfisher-x3t]

The great work done by Warburg in 1931 has largely been ignored. Dr Seyfried, therefore, deserves massive kudos for persisting in filling in the jigsaw around glucose and glutamine with the publication of his work. For those who have always doubted the efficacy if the SOCs - and for future sufferers - this is a game-changer.

[@Roberta-m3j]

Careful this is Not being „erased“ -keep going ❤❤❤!

[@christinep1679]

You are a true hero Dr. Seyfried!!!

[@dix_pack_of_sixie]

As a cancer survivor and patient, thank you dr. For putting people over profits. The reason you only have 10k subscribers isn't because your information lacks value, rather it has enough value to upset the most profitable model in healthcare today. The field will likely never catch on to what you are saying because it would upset the ones making fortunes from sick and dying people. You likely won't get the funding you deserve to dig into other cancers because they don't want a damn cure, they want profits and more profits and even more damn profits.

[@loriematthews6418]

This.... unfortunately, is correct.

[@DeAnnaG_KissingFrogsMedia]

share this like crazy! this cannot be allowed to be buried.

[@GDe-gi1kz]

What's the use of sharing , how to stop glutamine

[@DeAnnaG_KissingFrogsMedia]

@@GDe-gi1kz cancer uses sugars and glutamine to grow. dietary changes and non-toxic minor meds can safely stop and reverse cancer. this is a great breakthrough. excessive sugars in our western diets are rocket fuel for cancer

[@MasoudJohnAzizi]

Excellent research findings! Thank you for advancing biomedical understanding 🙏

[@dawng540]

It’s awesome to see your passion on these discoveries to help us all cure our cancers. Please don’t stop testing, learning and posting. We’re depending on you. 🙏

[@louisstanwu]

Astonishing. The end of cancer. My diet is centered around high fat hamburger. About a pound per day. Getting the excessive carbs out has me feeling and thinking so much better. I noticed you mentioned Ketones. I'm largely ignorant but I hope I'm on a better path now with my diet. Thanks for the good news.

[@joycreated]

Ketones are the fuel produced when a person stops carbs and using glucose for fuel. You're burning ketones for fuel. You are "fat adapted". Meaning your body is burning fat for fuel not "sugar". Congratulations!

[@nano7586]

I'm an engineer supporting my team in manufacturing RNA targeted against cancer. Biochemistry was never my area of expertise but I really hope Prof. Seyfried will be able to support these hypotheses with more experiments. Wishing him all the best! Thank you for your contributions 🙏

[@RobertP-be9pj]

If I'm not mistaken, it has all ready been used in Turkey. Just my opinion, not advice.

[@RobertP-be9pj]

RNA is an interesting hypothesis. Those nucleases can be a pain in the butt. Probably your hardest work around. Best of luck.

[@raykinney9907]

I'd suggest searching the emerging science research on quantum biology, how physics actually affects biology (surprise), How, light and NNEMF effects DO alter biology, and should therefore affect the current medical paradigm, but unfortunately get censored by the corporate need for 'increasing profit at any cost' IMHO. But much is now known about light quality and quantity, to understand how much of the engineering and manufacturing will NEED to be changed toward providing the quality conditions of natural daylight, and reducing the devastating harms of living indoors with only narrow bands of wavelengths, that have left vast benefit outdoors, and now indoor lighting is toxic.

[@raykinney9907]

NASA is struggling with needing these changes up in the Space station as well, as medical harms build from these problems.

[@RobertP-be9pj]

@raykinney9907 need to design transparent materials that will allow for the passage of full spectrum sunlight so you can be outside when you're inside. 😎

[@martinfromseacity2010]

Thank you, a voice in the silence, always on point

[@step-hb4vu]

This is awesome. Professor Seyfried explains it in an almost layman's terms. It's easy to follow his logic. I am very much looking forward to peer review.

[@gardengrama]

Lol. There is nothing layman terms about this

[@PaulWolf-t2h]

Excellent work and presentation. Technical but explained so a layman like me can understand. I hope this leads to new cancer therapies.

[@paulmcilroy7508]

At 7:00 into the video is one of the most important statements you have made. Thank you does not seem enough but grateful to scientists and researchers such as yourself. Getting closer now.

[@LatsoOndrej]

This is the best info I heard in the last decade. Thank you

[@Bigpoppi1469]

look up ivermectin (horse wormer) & what it dos to cancer.

[@t2themk2thec]

As a layman, I could understand most of the explanation, which I appreciated. Those industries that seek to deny, dismiss and outright sabotage findings that point to the simple fact our current model of nutrition is the culprit of disease need to be outed for '"killing us" to make a buck. I am grateful for this research making it into the public forum so regular people, like me, can learn that we create a biome for cancer without realizing it. Thank you for pursuing this theory and good luck with all the other types of cancer cell research.

[@zibam982]

Thanks for all the work.❤

[@saintbodhisatva]

(i know it isnt you posting this, but if youre' reading this) thank you Doc, for briefly talking about glutamate vs glutamine. I asked this in a previous comment in another video and was really curious about this.

[@MWIT]

Thank you so much for your dedication to this cause. I've recently had a prostatectomy and at diagnosis I began a somewhat healthy keto regime which I believe led to a very successful surgery and no remnants of cancer. Thank you

[@brianthompson4480]

Naturopathy has been doing non toxic cancer therapy for over 100 years. This is great research!

[@parkerstroh6586]

My grandma died thanks to natural cancer therapy. Dr Seyfried is a real scientist who identifies sturdy mechanisms. This cure isn’t just a fucking diet you know.

[@Jslo_wip]

We now have the science to back it!

[@douglascutler1037]

Did naturopathy specifically identify glutamine as a fermentable fuel by damaged mitochondria? I'm not sure they did. This is the missing piece of the puzzle that Dr. Seyfired is now claiming as a first with peer-reviewed clinical evidence.

[@Jslo_wip]

@douglascutler1037 No. Nobody is helping me. Haven't found anyone in Ontario Canada yet. Oncologist are doing bare minimum and don't believe in metabolic cancer (yet). I've just been following Dr. Seyfried since Dec. I've been battling since July 2023. Any help is appreciated.

[@Kiihhu2]

Thank you so much for sharing you information with us! I have been following you for years through your presentations and different podcasts, hoping to find one with you as the guest, and I have watched many of them several times to make sure I understand the whole picture. Just now I stumbled on your own channel and instantly subscribed! Finally I can get the latest news directly from the source! 🤩 I have also read your book in order to learn more of the mechanisms and details, like the role of cardiolipin in oxidative phosphorylation and mitochondial dysfunction.

[@curiousjojo4life]

Thank you for your continued work and the update Dr. Seyfried. ❤