Thomas Seyfried, PhD -- Cancer as a Mitochondrial Metabolic Disease

[@joec1212]

I love Seyfried if nothing else than speaking his mind. Hard to find genuine people these days.

[@psnavata]

Give this guy a Nobel Prize!

[@F8Tributo]

I thank God for Dr Thomas Seyfried, and all the associated researchers involved in this revolutionary approach to cancer therapy and management.

[@petercyr3508]

God bless all those dealing with a cancer diagnosis. I have been keto for 23 years since diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. In preparation for any future cancer, I am now going to seek out cancer doctors who understand this and may use it if any exist.

[@kenadams5504]

Apparently keto diets result in healthy mitachondria .... (the cell organell that can go awry, making normal cells become cancer cells) . With healthy mitachondria , you probably won't get cancer .Even if carcinogens affect your cell's oxidative phosphorolation , your ketone fueled mitachondria will be vitalised enough to do apoptosis and eliminate potentially cancerous cells before they ferment . " Structure dictates function " ,and keto methods ensure the (mitachondria) structure is good .

[@ZacksRockingLifestyle]

Thank you, Professor Seyfried! What an enlightening lecture!

[@tony538]

Best I ever heard, you are an Angel, this is what make some Americans the elite in humanity

[@catherineann5149]

Professor Seyfried, you are an amazing person. Thank you for all you do!!

[@girinathprthi]

Why so few people know about this? Most doctors tell it's a genetic disease. First time seeing someone explaining it as a completely different condition then what others thought of. Nice video!!

[@leahlandi143]

I pray you get more and more funding this is so important, big Pharma is sure not going to help you but hopefully private organizations will.

[@dr.danielafarkas4433]

Wow, thanks so much for putting this lecture on internet!

[@questionsexe3631]

This really puts a lot of pieces together for me, and I'm sure I am not alone. Thanks for posting and thanks to the Dr. for giving this talk - really outstanding.

[@oibal60]

I read his book. A lot of biochemistry but the takeaway is #ImpairedRespiration and #Fermentation instead of #OxidativePhosphorylation

[@hasankaraalp2590]

Thank you for your studies Thomas.

[@tripperdan]

sure wish I could get a copy of the slides for this lecture, fantastic work by Dr. Seyfried, as usual!!

[@natydoo]

Here it is, enjoy =) dose-response.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Seyfried.pdf

[@frankebert4474]

What a great lecture. Thanks for uploading.

[@SB-rn4fy]

Very nice presentation. Please next time get the venue to provide you with a lapel microphone or something similar. It was hard to hear because you were turning away from the microphone so much.

[@cesarwarrior3723]

Incredible, magnificent, Gratitude Thomas Seyfried, Success always

[@DC-wp6oj]

The best thing you can do is knock refined sugar out of your diet. Completely.

[@worm5175]

And resistant starch and add more fibre

[@Unsensitive]

@@worm5175 evidence is pointing towards high Polyunsaturated fats being worse than these, and a major player in obesity, diabetes, cancer, and many more diseases, from the detrimental effects on mitochondrial structure and function, causing energy dysregulation. Something to keep an eye on for sure. More research is needed, but I'm convinced by the data so far.

[@Dr_Dieta]

Could Diazoxide effect on mitochondria prevent cancer? Excellent lecture

[@Photologistic]

You can do Wim Hof breathing excercises as an effective stand in for hyperbaric o2.

[@newunderthesun7353]

Great lecture, excellent process. Detractors can poke holes in anything, especially sitting in front of their PCs in their underwear while those fighting the fight put their work on the line. Is Seyfried's work the end all? Probably not, but at least he's out there cutting a new path with structured and repeatable methodologies while others keep beating the proverbial dead horse. If you think you can do better, go get your PhD and government grants and get to work.

[@ericvermeulen9853]

Thank you Professor 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@TheCompleteGuitarist]

Same Dogma surrounding cholesterol. The only hope is that scientists with integrity like Thomas Seyfried continue to pursue the truth in science so that individuals who care about knowing themselves, can help themselves instead of relying on the medical industry to serve up some medication and costly care.

[@xxdrleek10]

You apparently have no idea how much "alternative' cancer treatments cost. Cash, up front. You're thinking all those naturopaths, chiropractors and rogue allopaths are NOT making huge amounts of money? Bahahahahahahahahaha

[@alexpeikary]

Very useful information - many thanks be successful.

[@offgridnovice5694]

Very useful information - many thanks

[@petest3410]

Big pharma: how will we make our billions with a diet?

[@poosta7]

Fasting down-regulates anabolic mTOR and up-regulates catabolic AMPK that activates autophagia....do mitochondrial damaged cancer cells, like other junk proteins and damaged organelles get recycled when in AMPK (fasting mode)?

[@michelerucker3755]

The reason why is because they are making money hand over fist! As soon as they can figure out how to make money from the true cure and they will not be held liable for all the deaths that they have caused, they will jump on board. I think that means when he’ll freezes over! My sister has angiosarcoma stage 4😔

[@Rene-uz3eb]

Summarizing where he goes wrong I think I’m still on the same page: 23:00 the cells don’t go to a ‘more primitive state’ when they run out of oxygen. Hypoxia is a controlled state just like any other state human cells have seen before in evolution, and hypoxia or Ros is certainly nothing new, rather it is extremely common in old people. Sure you get a different phenotype, but you are just as wrong as the genetic people because you assume it’s not controlled by the body. He recognizes that the phenotype is an indirect result of mitochondrial energy bottlenecks, which obviously points to one should address what causes the energy deficit, NOT try to further put the freaking cells into even more energy reduced state by cutting off glucose (cancer still uses energy from the mitochondria so that’s futile from the start anyway)

[@jannellg2132]

It's very relevant to me. My mom had breast cancer (52 yrs after starting an active lifestyle - from sedentary) and actually died of brain glioblastoma (60). I had breast cancer (45 yrs, after I started to train for a 1/2 marathon). No "genetic" link. You keep speaking about cell respiratory affect on cell, but I'm not sure I get it. After Bx I needed up with lung MAC. I was told by Dr's that they don't know why I got MAC. Both of us had and no "risk" factors and not genetic. WTF is going on? Would love to understand what you are proposing.

[@danielensor2196]

Jannell G My oncologist, Vincent Ortolano's prostate cancer prognosis of last September of 6 weeks seems to have been affected by the several water fasts I have done since. July 10th and fasting once more and infinitely less dead than Vinnie imagined.

[@dare-er7sw]

Age itself is a risk factor in cancer.

[@mikepict9011]

Imagine your mitochondria get filled with bubble gum , slowed way down. Cleaning the bubble gum out is required. Not just external ph manipulation

[@scottwhales3764]

Call these cell self-degradation or cell regression rather than cell mutations.

[@FatherGorgony]

Let say that this theory is viabal, then there is the main question - what is the rison of metabolic mistake of mitochondria (why fermentation )? If we know the answer we know how to cure. I have not found one.

[@claudilla]

Ultimately the causes are spiritual, emotional, energetic.

[@gongcircle507]

Others have said its lack of oxygen that causes the switch. Not a complete answer I know but you're asking the right question. Dont stop with that line of inquiry!

[@petest3410]

Damage to the mitochondria. Probably the same factors that damage the nucleus, toxins, age, radiation, etc

[@TheJulianoL]

The embryo development have selective propriety for the blasto cells. Mytochondria and cel metabolism have linked feedback. The problem may be is not conspiration theory, but more than one or two evidences. If you remove a mytochondria of a cel, is probable that new one replace it, hierarchy. Some proteines used for mytochondria is from traduction of nucleous gens.

[@TheJulianoL]

If you have any alteration on mytochondial metabolism, then you can induce the result on experiment that you trasnsplant a mytochondria on normal cell. But the gen of mytochondia have so many less gens to fail on a replication. To the basics, mathematics.

[@TheJulianoL]

Of course, any alteration on cell organel can be otrential oncogenic factor on cel metabolism, if cells grow factors have any issue, especialy.

[@TheJulianoL]

Oncogenic cells have havy needs of energy.

[@benedictvoon812]

Pharma is happy to look at the figure that is going up.

[@mikepict9011]

Ok so I think the metabolic solution ( no pun intended ) is hydrogen. It reacts with ROS in the mitochondria producing energy and water . Hopefully revitalizing and detoxifying. Hydrogen is the metabolic solution

[@Xanadu2025]

What? Specific gene mutations are known to be associated with specific cancers.

[@carrollhoagland1053]

None ... what is implied is Epigenetics and Polymorphisms Cancer is a metabolic disease,70 Going ON 100

[@nadiamarmach]

that's the point ... none, it's not about the genes.Those mutations are secondary not cause

[@hvrjstn]

Did you watch the video?

[@aaronsanchez4831]

Correct, specific gene mutations are known to be associated with specific cancers...as secondary downstream epiphenomena not as a direct consequences of the gene mutations.

[@jerrymarnon41]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ginachucheong7053]

A house hold eating the same, same life style........well, is it genetic? Or life style.

[@Michaelwilliamabbott1976]

restricted Keto diet....or "Fasting" would imply the best results

[@petest3410]

Fasting is great, but when you are eating and its not keto, aren't you taking in carbs that will fuel the cancer?

[@virtualpilgrim8645]

Professor gives Ben Shapiro a run for his money on speed talking...

[@mikepict9011]

I think you overestimate the Jewish peoples apatite to take their own medicine. Take what you want ! Let them take what they want . And then move into their houses and sell the stuff they left behind.

[@virtualpilgrim8645]

Sackler family

[@mikepict9011]

@@virtualpilgrim8645 every pedophile judge / millionaire military oath breaker. They had real responsibilities that they didn't/ couldn't do .

[@mikepict9011]

@@virtualpilgrim8645 they die with no honor. And whore government issued wives

[@TraveisaBlue]

Since fermentation is key and the common ground of all cancers, yet Ketogenic diet advocates fermented food, such as pickles and sauerkraut. Thank you so much

[@DavidBrown-jk2pm]

Margaret Garcia. Two very different things

[@Photologistic]

Fermented foods are healthy, but that really has almost nothing whatever to do with a ketogenic diet, which is about restricting carbohydrate the body has no use for and subsequently needs to be handled by the immune system (as a toxin).

[@alexander.chance]

You're not talkin about the cure for cancer... which is going vegan ".... doctor"

[@28jewelsboogie]

Going vegan is not the total answer. Eating organic in season veg and no sugar to include certain fruits in the diet is key and eating organic no hormone free range chicken, beef and wild salmon is key to improving health when diagnosed with cancer . Eliminating fast food, junk food to include processed breads, chips and sugared cereals. Intermittent fasting also promotes death in cancer cells and everything green and calciferous vegetables not a favorable environment for cancer cells to multiply. Chemo and surgery is not the entire answer in killing the reproduction of cancer cells. Eat clean and illuminate alcohol. Illuminate stress and negative thinking. Be grateful everyday for something. Yes to the invention of a drug that does not harm good cells!

[@28jewelsboogie]

Yes illuminate standard of care!

[@janonthemtn]

Vegetables >>>sugar! No good

[@poosta7]

Fasting down-regulates anabolic mTOR and up-regulates catabolic AMPK that activates autophagia....do mitochondrial damaged cancer cells, like other junk proteins and damaged organelles get recycled when in AMPK (fasting mode)?

[@LilTricky622]

Great question. He mentioned something about the process stimulating apoptosis in these cells.

[@daleg5380]

i think autophagy isnt quite emphasized in the lecture, but he mentioned that cancers cannot really survive in a ketone body because cancer cant metabolize fat to convert into energy like normal cells. That causes cancer to starve and die by itself. As for autophagy, I think it also plays a part but the emphasis is on the metabolic hijack.