Cancer fighting with Thomas Seyfried

A New Way to Fight Cancer: STARVE IT! | Dr. Thomas Seyfried Jesse Chappus 242K views 2 months ago #jessechappus #cancer Watch the full interview with Dr. Thomas Seyfried on YouTube 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/525drthomasseyfried Thomas N. Seyfried is Professor of Biology at Boston College, and received his Ph.D. in Genetics and Biochemis … 761 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Jesse Chappus Pinned by Jesse Chappus Jesse Chappus 2 months ago (edited) Watch the full episode with Dr. Thomas Seyfried on YouTube 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/525drthomasseyfried Thanks for watching! If you're enjoying this clip, please click the LIKE button on the video and let me know. -Jesse 💙 47 Jesse Chappus Reply 8 replies San Diego Native San Diego Native 1 month ago I was diagnosed with stage 4 lymphoma last week. I’m 22 and the situation doesn’t look pretty. I am going to be following this method like religion. Currently on my 4 day of fasting. Only consuming water and electrolytes. It’s amazing how much inflammation I have noticed that has disappeared since starting this prolonged fast.. once I feel like I need food, I’ll eat 1 meal a day and then another 36-48 fast after that meal. I will be fasting as much as possible. When eating, I will be eating clean fish and vegetables.. no sugar or carbs of course. Main issue is not having glutamine inhibiting drugs!!! So all I can do for glutamine as of now is green tea, garlic, and alpha lipoid acid. WE NEED GLUTAMINE INHIBITORS!! I will try my hardest to avoid chemo and radiation. My family does not agree with my approach but it is my body.. If this method does not show promising results in the near future, then I’ll have no choice but to do chemo.. but based on how I’m feeling compared to last week when diagnosed, I’m confident in this strategy!! Will keep updating on my progress. I believe that I will win! 156 Reply 53 replies Eileen Pillmeier Eileen Pillmeier 1 month ago I was diagnosed almost 10 years ago, with stage 4 breast cancer as the primary site. I developed liver and brain cancer. I am still alive today, and no one seems to know why. I live a life. God is good. As far as diet is concerned, I am not overweight. I eat a lot of fruits in the morning and drink green tea. I take milk thistle and turmeric. I usually skip lunch, just keep well water hydrated. Have a normal dinner, low carb and drive on. 🚗 hopefully, this is an encouragement to someone out there. 357 Reply 46 replies Darrell Turner Darrell Turner 1 month ago I don't have cancer, but I went Keto at 69 and lost 75lbs, and I lost all my old age diseases/symptoms. I'm 74 and there's a spring in my step! 197 Reply 8 replies Megan Ruch Watercolors Megan Ruch Watercolors 1 month ago I fast every Wednesday for 36 hours. It is amazing how well you feel and it is true if you have cancer, you have to starve it. 32 Reply Cheryl I Cheryl I 1 month ago This Dr is awesome. I survived stage 2 breast cancer all holistic I became passionate about Self discipline and this was the beginning. Once I got through the two days of flu like symptoms by cutting out ALL sugar for 67 days I felt like a new born person! Amazing! I never eat pasta bread rice or junk so I'm lucky Never had weight issues. I'm 3 years no cancer I predict I will Never have it again. Why? Because of NO Sugar. Cancer is dead without sugar. It cannot ruin any person if they just go ahead and give it up. You will feel wonderful ♥️ 205 Reply 47 replies Vanlife Ninjas Vanlife Ninjas 1 month ago I wish this interview was uploaded 6 months ago when my grandma had still not lost the battle with terminal cancer. I knew the treatment she was getting was totally wrong and the people who cared for her seemed so clueless. Thank you for this interview anyway. 26 Reply 1 reply Peter Tea Peter Tea 1 month ago As a type 1 diabetic that went from a high carb diet to a low carb diet, one thing I noticed was that I did not feel as bad if my blood sugar went low. I was very sensitive to low blood sugar before the switch but afterwards often times I did not feel much different even if I was in the 50’s or so. I realized that it was probably my brain that was utilizing ketones as fuel and not as much glucose. 13 Reply 1 reply Darren Walker Darren Walker 2 months ago Dr. Thomas Seyfried is a living legend! Could you imagine what could be done if he had massive amounts of support and funding! 🤯 70 Reply 1 reply Mary Nayna Mary Nayna 2 months ago So much great information from Dr Seyfreid, it makes so much sense,it’s such a shame so many Cancer Specialists don’t follow his thinking and studies. I know now how I would look at a diagnosis of Cancer. 32 Reply 3 replies Thomas Jennings Thomas Jennings 1 month ago You have billions of cells inside your body and every single one of those cells love you unconditionally. Your body is always protecting you day in day out. 32 Reply 1 reply Roger Sunesson Roger Sunesson 1 month ago I beat stage 4 NH lymphoma 22 years ago. At the time I was very overweight. So much so, that my oncology team ruled out chemo and radiation treatment. They said my heart probably couldn't take it because of the excess weight. Entered a depression. Almost stopped eating, Lost 58kg (128lbs) in one year. Stopped seeing doctors. Stopped doing tests. After a year I started wondering. Why am I alive? I felt stronger than ever. Not sick. Walked into a hospital, and to everyone's surprise. It was gone. Ever since then I've asked a lot of doctors. Is it possible that I starved out the cancer? Never got anything but laughter and headshakes. 9 Reply 1 reply Sarah Perine Sarah Perine 2 months ago I really appreciate this interview as I’ve had questions about the body’s ability to make its own glucose and glutamine play a role… explained well here… thank you!! 5 Reply Pottenger's Human Pottenger's Human 1 month ago Always wonderful to hear from Dr. Seyfried! The benefits of fasting are amazing, including but not limited to cancer. Some of the many benefits of doing occasional extended fasting: Blood clotting is reduced and blood clots and arterial plaque are reabsorbed into the body. Blood pressure is quickly and dramatically lowered. Fribrosis/scarring is reversed over time and telomeres are lengthened, which also helps with lung fibrosis. Fasting increases nitric oxide. Fasting stimulates phagocytosis, the ingestion of bacteria, plaques and viruses by the immune system. It will also remove any 'foreign material' that is not supposed to be there. Reflexes and short term memory are increased. After 72 hours or more fasted, your body recycles as much as 1/3 of all immune bodies and creates new ones, rejuvenating your entire immune system. Vitamin D plasma levels are increased, and vitamin D in turn increases autophagy. Fasting increases anti-aging Yamanaka factors! Fasting can help with MS, Depression, BPD, Autism and seizures. Thymus is regenerated, which suppresses aging and renews the immune system. Weight loss from fasting only loses10% lean tissue and 90% fat compared to the typical 25% lean tissue and 75% fat lost when calorically restricting for long periods. The hunger hormone ghrelin lowers with extended fasting and rises from dieting. Blood sugar and insulin are lowered, allowing white blood cells to move more freely throughout the body and do their job. Ideal blood sugar is around 80. Some viruses activate glycolosis (the release of sugar in the body) and clinically it has been shown that decreasing glucose metabolism in the body weakens the influenza virus. When you move out of MTOR your body shuts down the building blocks of the cell which are used to produce organelles and proteins. This means the mechanisms needed by viruses to replicate are by and large unavailable when you are in a deeply fasted state. What breaks a fast? Anything with protein or carbohydrates in it will break a fast, though if the amount is tiny you will go back into ketosis very quickly. Most teas and herbs are OK. Most supplements and meds will either break ketosis directly or contain a filler that will. Many medications are dangerous to take while fasting so you may have to talk to your dr. about discontinuing them during a fast. Does fasting lower testosterone? No, it raises it when the fast is broken by increasing lutenizing hormone and helps build muscle by increasing insulin sensitivity! The hormone Leptin is an immunomodulator that keeps the body from attacking itself and obesity causes leptin resistance. Fasting very quickly reduces leptin resistance and leptin levels and one day of fasting can cut your leptin levels in half and gets your immune system working properly again! Does the body preferentially prefer glucose as a fuel? No, your body always runs mainly on fat except for brief periods of very intense exercise. Your brain also prefers to burn ketones at a rate of around 2.5 to 1 when they are available in equal quantity to glucose. Fasting stimulates the AMPK complex and activates autophagy. Autophagy (literally self eating) will cause cells to recycle foreign matter such as viruses and kill cancerous and senescent cells. AMPK does many helpful things in the body including activating the body's antioxidant defenses. Deep ketosis virtually eliminates chronic inflammation in the body. This can offset the life threatening symptoms of viral pneumonia which effectively kills you through inflammation. This also creates BHB ketones in your body, which also help your immune system and anti-oxidative system, especially in the brain. Ketones also provide an additional energy source during infection, which is critical when trying to fight off a bug. In fact you can have as much as three times the total energy available in your blood when you are in deep ketosis, or even more. It increases mitochondrial function and repairs mitichondrial DNA, leading to improved ATP production and oxygen efficiency and thereby making cells better able to fight off infection. Increased mitochondrial function also has the added benefit of increasing your metabolism and cancer prevention! When you fast, this stimulates apoptosis in senescent or genetically damaged cells. This kills these cells off completely. Senescent cells are responsible for the effects of aging and are the root cause of the development of cancer. If it were possible to destroy them all it would completely stop aging and cancer. That is not possible but fasting can help limit these effects by killing off many of the affected cells and limiting the future effects of aging. Fasting also releases BDNF and NGF in the blood which stimulates new nerve and brain cell growth, helping a great deal with diseases like MS, peripheral neuropathy and Alzheimers. In fact, the biochemical regulator of BDNF production is beta-hydroxybutyrate, which is the same ketone the body produces to nourish the brain while fasting. Fasting also increases telomere length, negating some of the effects of aging at a cellular level. A fasting mimicking diet for 3-5 days in a row also provides many of the same benefits as water fasting. FMD usually has 200-800 calories, under 18 g of protein and under 18 g of carb. Exogenous ketones can aid with fasting, making it easier in healthy people and allowing some people with specific issues to fast in spite of them without worrying as much about hypoglycemia. Children, pregnant or nursing women should not fast for periods longer than 16 hours. People with pancreatic tumors or certain forms of hypoglycemia generally cannot fast at all. Type 1 diabetics can also fast but it is more complicated and should be approached with caution as it could lead to ketoacidosis. Those with Addison's disease may also be unable to fast without liberal use of exogenous ketones, depending on severity. If you experience extreme symptoms of some kind, especially dizziness then simply break the fast and seek advice. 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My channel which will always contain an updated version of this list of fasting benefits on the community tab. I also have playlists on fasting and health topics. 78 Reply 16 replies Skinny Pete Skinny Pete 1 month ago (edited) My mother just died after surviving 10 years to the day with a brain tumor and stage 4 brain cancer. Thanks to an amazing surgeon who was able to remove the tumor after it had wrapped around her spine a decade ago we got more years with her. After surgery she treated it with holistic method instead of going for chemo 6 Reply 1 reply Eden Smith Eden Smith 1 month ago This professor is about saving lives. Thank God for a man like this🙏 37 Reply 4 replies Robert Peak Robert Peak 2 months ago this discussion accurately confirms many perspectives given by other qualified people I have listened to over the past 6 months. it has to be taken seriously, I have to contend with the experience I now have with the carnivore diet as bringing me quite staggering results both physically and psychologically. 34 Jesse Chappus Reply 4 replies Judy Taquino Judy Taquino 1 month ago I did keto diet last January. After a couple of days on just protein, I was not hungry. I lost a pound a day, but fainted three times in the first 25 days. I wasn't eating much at all and no carbs. I'm 80. I just couldn't tolerate the severe carb restriction. Eating carbs triggers my lust for more carbs. 4 Reply Victoria Wenz Victoria Wenz 2 months ago By interviewing people like this you are helping this information reach people which will save lives. Thank you ☺️ 64 Jesse Chappus Reply Jesse Chappus · 4 replies Jimmy Kill Jimmy Kill 2 months ago (edited) Great interview. I am immensely saddened by my "own belief" on those who may be suffering needlessly because they were given all the wrong information on eating a healthy diet. I was wondering what the doctor thought about carcinogens like asbestosis in relationship to the development of cancer. How does that fit into the story of cancer? I believe cancer is metabolic as well. An old genic code used in an anaerobic environment, much like that of ultra runners developing new energy pathways. How might enriching the blood with oxygen as well as increasing insulin sensitivity help ward of cell mutations. Would eating an all carne diet actually increase the nitric amino acid part of the equation for cancers energy source? Therefore, like our ancestors, would it be wise to rotate from carnivore diet to a more natural fruit and high carb diet adjusted by the natural seasons as well followed by fasting like almost all religional traditions practiced for centuries. For short periods of time to clean up dead cells with autophagy? Is autophagy created by entering ketosis what really sparked the imagination that this could also work against the fight of cancer cells? Just as insulin is used to push more glucose into a cell, it may also advance cancer cell growth? 9 Reply 1 reply Vito Lipari Vito Lipari 3 weeks ago Dr. Seyfried: you deserve the Nobel Prize for Medicine. 1 Jesse Chappus Reply Jesse Chappus · 1 reply Chris Ramage Chris Ramage 3 weeks ago Praise this man, in the name Jesus , 1 Reply john harrison john harrison 1 month ago Thank God for YouTube giving voice to people like this that have so much insight, wisdom, and knowledge to pass on and spread to the masses who would otherwise be at the mercy of chance, ignorance, or luck. Reply Linda Pestridge Linda Pestridge 2 months ago I completed a 21 day water fast Last year I'm 60 year's old, No health problems, Just because i could , 87 Reply 16 replies ThePhantom123 ThePhantom123 1 month ago amazing research and he explained it in a very simple manner 1 Reply seam seam 1 month ago My dad starved himself of all food in his late stage cancer because he couldn't (wouldn't) eat. That cancer grew faster than at any other time in his cancer history. So this is no magic bullet, to put it mildly. That cancer was feeding on something and it wasn't the glucose or glutamine or glycogen in his diet. 18 Reply 19 replies Iyad Khourdok Iyad Khourdok 1 month ago Hi jesse, thanks for your very important education that you are doing with us. I wish I could reach the professor to tell him that studies showed cancer can thrive on fat also! Are you able to ask him and maybe reply me or do a kind of "supplementary video " ? Thanks again 1 Reply 1 reply Calgold49 Calgold49 1 month ago I was just diagnosed with colon cancer, yes I’m worried and reading and watching everything I can on it ! 14 Reply 11 replies neueli tuiolemotu neueli tuiolemotu 1 month ago Thank you Jesus for the information Doc 🙏❤️🙌🏼 1 Reply Dogphlap Dogphlap 1 month ago This all seems to make perfect sense. Thank you Dr Seyfried and Jesse Chappus. 2 Reply John Edward John Edward 2 months ago This man is an Angel from heaven. 20 Reply bjkina bjkina 2 months ago The supplements I would take to suppress glutamine as cancer fuel : Curcumin (Turmeric root), EGCG (Green tea), Sulforaphane (Broccoli sprouts), Lycopene (Tomatoes), Resveratrol (Red grape skins), Berberine, Ashwagandha. Perhaps pulsed; say every other day. Combined with time-restricted eating of a healthy keto diet and some days of fasting. Top three are, imo : Curcumin (Turmeric root), EGCG (Green tea), Sulforaphane (Broccoli sprouts). It will take a lot; for example, up to 5g of curcumin (not turmeric, the extract; build up; take with MCT or EVOO and black pepper / piperine; it's too many capsules, not tablets, so empty into water). Look up these three in pubmed. Use electrolytes and nutritional yeast (for B vit.s) on fasting days. Sorry I cannot reply further than this but this is all I know as a lay person; do your own research. When can, keep moderately active, outside, and de-stress. 141 Reply 15 replies MayTheMostHighGuideUs 🙏 MayTheMostHighGuideUs 🙏 1 month ago I just got lymphoma. Watching wisdom and Human Professionals who actually care, God bless you guys. Will definitely stay tuned and research more on your studies. 14 Reply 3 replies Violet Violet 1 month ago One approach to starving cancer of glutamine that is almost sure to fail is changes in diet. “We cannot easily alter glutamine levels with the diet because the body seems to be doing such a good job at maintaining the level at a very steady concentration,” Dr. Pavlova says. “The only time glutamine levels fall is during intense trauma or sepsis, which is not something you’d want to replicate. Look up Beyond Sugar: What Cancer Cells Need to Grow 1 Reply 1 reply Chris Ramage Chris Ramage 3 weeks ago Anyone that lives, will see this man cherished, Reply James P James P 2 weeks ago so I like this interview. He answered the question that I had had watching several other shows he has been on recently. Can water only fasts for extended periods of time resolve tumors. Yes. I appreciate his step with the glutamene drug but can everyone find a practitioner. To me what would make sense is a high fat keto diet, that glutamene drug he recommends and then when you start to get healthier, some extended fasts. My daughter has a 12 year old friend who has some kind of metastic bone cancer that returned after one round of "successful" treatment and now has a very poor prognosis and looks very weak? Could this work on a pediatric cancer like this? Reply Michael Pollard Michael Pollard 1 month ago Absolutely fascinating. A master in full flow! Reply Steve Stelly Steve Stelly 1 month ago 100% right, I've been saying this for 12 years I only know of two people who listened. they both cured their cancer you CAN Starve cancer. 1 Reply Howard Here Howard Here 1 month ago It's beautiful that he's considering diet as an approach to managing cancer. If he were to consider further and research our primate diet of fruit and leaves, he would find it is a diet that actually reverses cancer. He would then realize that the primary cause of cancer is a highly processed modern diet of sugars, starches and meat. Reply G Money G Money 1 month ago this video is getting a lot of views and while I see the value in public outreach, us as physicians need to be more careful with exactly how we are explaining different treatment regimes and always stress the risks vs the benefits. what professor Seyfried is talking about is something I whole heartedly agree with and have personally spent a lot of time working with oncology dieticians and strategizing natural nutrition and supplementation approaches in order to maximize outcomes from a multimodal approach to treating and often curing cancer. Chemically, immunologically, surgically, radiologically, nutritionally, spiritually, thermally, socially, and empathetically forming a treatment plan of attack is the best way of treating any uncontrollable cancer. What really rubs me the wrong way about this video is that Dr. Seyfried is not a healthcare provider or physician and is looking at all of these tradeoffs from an academic and scientific point of view in a format that will very easily misdirect a lot of patients suffering from cancer. The example he gives of glioblastoma is the exception and not the rule, as far as a nutritional/ketogenic approaches to treating cancer. It is a rare form of cancer that really only exists in children and because the normal tissue it is derived from starts out as nerve/brain tissue, it is genetically predisposed to being very vulnerable to glucose restriction. To get a more fair representation of the growing body of evidence resulting from real world clinical trials, I suggest people look into the work of Dr D.Webber. You can find a very easy to understand and well summarized 2019 metanalysis by searing for "29443693" in ur search engine of choice. In this publication, Dr. Webber compiles all of the high quality studies looking at the effects of ketogenic diet on cancer and raised the following RED FLAGS ketogenic diet: No effect or Worse off effect in the following proportions of available studies: 25% Glioblastoma, 33% astrocytoma, 100% medulloblastoma, 40% prostate cancer, 33% pancreatic cancer, 100% of kidney cancer, 100% of melanoma. While the evidence for some potential benefit is probably strongest for the rare mostly child occurring glioblastoma, there are several situations where patients will either loose time and tolerate less life preserving treatment, or even may potentially accelerate the growth of their cancer by blindly following the ketogenic advice of this guy talking about the exception instead of the rule on some random youtube video. you gotta know when to pump the brakes and realize that what you dont know might be bigger than what you do know, and understand your role as a PhD researcher is not to champion niche treatment strategies that could have devastating effects on the general internet population who most likely has breast/colon/prostate or other much more common cancer. if you look up the true mechanism of mortality among the vast majority of cancers, you basically end up starving to death, so suggesting a generalizable benefit to cutting down on carbs (thereby likely decimating most people's caloric intake) is just really not your place as a phd on youtube. If youre reading this and u/a loved one has cancer, please consult with a dietician and your oncologist before making any changes to your diet as calorie restriction is more often than not what ends up shortening cancer patient's life the most. I really do agree with the underlying premis of the importance of sugar/carb reduction and even personally go as far as observing Ramadan each year to force my body to express all those starvation genes we end up involuting in modern western society, and I do value the academic work of Dr. Seyfried, I just wish he would pump the brakes and not be so easy to take out of context on youtube. 10 Reply 5 replies Charmaine Kirk Charmaine Kirk 2 months ago My daughter had one of these tumours at age 33. She had 2 surgeries to debulk and was on a ketogenic diet. It did not help. Her tumour just got worse. She ended up with chemo and radiation. Radiation was the worst. I don't know if she could have totally fasted for days. She wasted away down to nothing. She had 3 years of terrible suffering. He does not mention dealing with the temporal lobe seizures. These cancers are terrible. 29 Reply 6 replies tonytor53 tonytor53 1 month ago Very good approach. Have you thought about combining this post poliovirus intratumoral infection? Reply Tugzz Council Tugzz Council 2 weeks ago (edited) Doctors can also be dismissive, as I've learned. Some are stubborn and have a big ego, even though they can clearly see what the best doctors in the world are doing or what the latest advances are in their field. They prefer to let you die instead of trying something, and they can be cold as well. Not all doctors are like this, but sometimes they should listen and act like they were treating a family member without getting attached. 1 Reply NOT SURE NOT SURE 1 month ago I had stage 4 non hodgkins lymphoma a couple of years ago, and i had 2 chemo sessions and just couldnt take how it made me feel, so i came home went online and made a list of things the naturalist hippies were mentioning, tumeric+pepper, cooked tomatoes, butter apricot kernals, cutting out ALL sugar, then finally a few weeks of taking dog worming powder (1g per day ) fenbendazole , 3 months later when i was tested they couldnt find any cancer cells. i since heard that eating red meat helps or anything that increases oxygen in the blood. 4 Reply 1 reply Jack Jack 2 months ago (edited) I was diagnosed with cancer today. Bugger! Multiple myeloma. I have been eating zero carb, carnivore for 6 months. The critics of the "starve the cancer of glucose" approach say that this is myopic because cancer cells, in the absence of exogenous glucose, will utilize the glucose produced by our own bodies and also produced by dietary protein and fat (they say). Clearly, my zero carb/zero exogenous glucose way of eating has not prevented my cancer. Of course, things are not so black and white, and my story is one man's story, but I would greatly appreciate someone replying to this post and offer advice/elucidation.Thanks. Edit Mainstream doctors (the ones I am seeing) would never countenance the insulin/ketones therapy. Not an option. 21 Reply 22 replies Bonnie Bartolomeo Bonnie Bartolomeo 1 month ago (edited) Greatest approach to kill cancer! Bravo👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 1 Reply Kerry Jean Kerry Jean 2 months ago My GB couldn't be found by both a CT scan and a CT scan using contrast. The specialist after I had to coax the doctor for a referral told me that I had to learn to live with it just because I can't have an MRI due to having an old fashioned heart pacemaker (which I apparently didn't need). . That was around 3 years ago. I know it has caused pain and is spreading for at least the past 8 years, one year after the first time I was diagnosed with Bladder Cancer. I could suddenly hear the swooshing of my blood in my left ear 3 weeks before a squiggly vein popped up behind my ear 3ish years ago. So now I have two types of tinnitus. I did my own research. Improved my nutrition. Realised that I need a miracle from God when I learned about glucose and glutamine. I refused a second round of Bladder cancer treatment. I'm 62 and I'm not going to die from cancer. If the Lord Jesus the Christ tarries I'm going to live to be 100 x 💙🙏😇🕊️🌸🇦🇺🧡 31 Reply 9 replies Mark B Mark B 1 month ago What this Doc is saying then,,,is once the tumor has had the 2 fuels turned off,,it its self starve..Then the body uses that as fuel...Thats extraordinary...💯👍 12 Reply Mit sealb Mit sealb 1 month ago (edited) So, it seems like the ketogenic diet might help with prevention. I wonder what would be the least thing a person could do a week to significantly raise ketone levels. I also wonder about fasting for an entire day a week and what effect intermittent fasting has on ketone levels. I also wonder about the difference between ketogenic diet and only water fasting. Reply Tugzz Council Tugzz Council 2 weeks ago WHAT HE IS SAYING MAKES SENSE 1 Jesse Chappus Reply The Hawk The Hawk 1 month ago La maravilla del ayuno. Potente arma que Dios nos dió. 1 Reply joncarbone joncarbone 1 month ago 'It's a crazy world, but you gotta live with it.' 2 Reply Vikkster Vikkster 1 month ago I would water fast to save my life. It can be done. I just water fasted for 35 days. For my health and to kill any cancer cells I might have. I have had breast cancer. Always fear it's coming back. I hope my fast helped! If not I reset my blood pressure,sugar and lost a needed 45lbs. I believe what he is saying is the future. 2 Reply 1 reply A step at a time. kvarn A step at a time. kvarn 1 month ago WOW, articulated so well. 3 Reply Carob Man Carob Man 1 month ago Month of Ramadaan is then very beneficial for Healing the body. We fast 12 - 14 hours everyday for 30 days with no water or food in between. 11 Reply 1 reply Luke Schneider Luke Schneider 1 month ago Thomas Seyfried is a GENIUS !!!! Reply William thurman William thurman 1 month ago Its not a new way of treating it ....but it definitely works 1 Reply Judy Landry555 Judy Landry555 2 months ago Fasting is works for dogs too. 50% of all U.S. Dogs will get cancer, because of toxic pet food. Fasting allows the liver and kidneys to do their job, allows cell regeneration and enables ketosis to reduce inflammation. Fasting removes the "food" source for cancer cells. My Vet removed a sarcoma and recommended oncology. I declined. He was amazed when he saw my dog, and how healthy she is now. 26 Reply 2 replies MFJoneser MFJoneser 1 month ago In the early 20th century, a lady ran a fasting compound of such severity that she killed many of her patients. Many came there to die. But removing food helps most afflictions.. until the time comes you must return to food…. Reply Southerngirl Southerngirl 2 months ago Great Video….Extremely informative! Chemotherapy and Radiation is a total waste of time and money on advance cancer. I have witnessed the horrible side effects and eventual death in 3 family members. They went through a living hell! 14 Jesse Chappus Reply Jesse Chappus · 3 replies ClassicJukeboxBand ClassicJukeboxBand 1 month ago The best way to stop cancer is to strengthen your immune system, and avoid cancer causing chemicals. 17 Reply 3 replies Richard Atkinson Richard Atkinson 1 month ago This is also a great way to prevent cancer. 1 Reply J Je J Je 1 month ago I would not trust anyone but an oncologist once cancer starts. However, this is a pretty good argument for intermittent fasting as a lifestyle change 1 Reply Joey Wins A Lot Joey Wins A Lot 1 month ago Keep this Doctor safe 1 Reply Burak Delibaş Burak Delibaş 1 month ago (edited) My findings so far: (I am not saying it is 100 percent working but it should help. Always talk with your doctor) *Some cancers like melanoma is fed by oils so keto diet will make things even worse. *Vitamin D is very very important and if you have vitamin D levels around 100, even if you have a cancer, it will grow much slowly. *There are 3 good bacterias which help you a lot during treatment: Bifidobacterium pseudocatenulatum : yoghurt (you should make the yoghurt yourself otherwise it will not work), kombucha tea Akkermansia muciniphila: Berberine (it is not found in food) Roseburia spp.: walnut, red pepper, onion, garlic etc. *High levels of vitamin E will feed melanoma. *Drink green tea with turmeric and black pepper couple of times in a day (with black pepper, it is 2000 more times effective) *Every morning eat one clove of garlic. Make sure to cut it and wait 10 minutes so allicin reaction works. *Every day try to drink vegetable juices. Normally 75 percent of food we eat must be raw. Try to add different colors, they all have different effect. Do not forget usually more the color better and more the smell, it is better. *After dinner, you can eat fruits because fiber in them is very important so that you can go toilet more often. *Avoid high fats, as they make cells so lazy that they cannot function at full capacity. *Walk everyday 30 minutes, do not exercise too much though. Exercising moves the glicose to muscles and tumors can not be feed. *Avoid Canned food, microvawing ve pastorizing milk, and no plastic use at all! *Higher cooking temperature and longer cooking increase risks. *Buy these in organic if possible as they contain highest pesticide levels: apple, blueberries, cherry, celery, grapes, kale, lettuce, peaches, potatoes, spinach, strawberries. *Avoid all VEGETABLE OILS! use olive oil *If you follow this type of diet, you will go toilet everyday which is very very important for your microbiota also chances of beating cancer is much higher. Last notes: * In some people Mebendazole treatment worked because i believe some of the cancers are related to worms in our stomach. so i would say make a test for parasites . *Probiotic usages were big no no during immunotheraphy treatment but now it is changing. Check effect of CBM588 (Clostridium butyricum) ,Ruminococcaceae,Enterobacteriaceae, Bifidobacterium longum, Collinsella aerogenes ve Enterococcus faecium effects, *Check Salvestrol. Summary of my findings on Salvestrol: Salvestrol is the chemical response of plants to fungal infections (mold). We see that Salvestrol levels decrease in vegetables given fungal treatments. When you eliminate fungus with fungicides, there is no reason for the plant to fight, and Salvestrol is not released. Therefore, organic fruits and vegetables have 30 times more Salvestrol. cyp1b1 enzyme can be found nearly in all cancers but not in healthy cells.When consumed, Salvestrol is initially inactive in the body. When Salvestrol encounters CYP1B1, it becomes activated and attacks. Since only cancer cells have CYP1B1, it only harms cancer cells. Where can Salvestrol be found? Apples, black grapes, blueberries, grapes, oranges, strawberries, avocados, Brussels sprouts, red peppers, cauliflower, cabbage, olives, parsley, basil, and thyme. 2 Reply nick quiroz nick quiroz 1 month ago (edited) It’s interesting what Dr Seyfried was talking about towards the end about the dog being cured of cancer strictly through diet alone with no need for any additional glutamine suppressing drugs. What I’m thinking is the genetic mutations make the tumor so dysfunctional that when the tumor gets to a certain state, Maybe there’s a perfect time to start metabolic treatment as opposed to when the tumor is earlier in its growth thus less dysfunctional and more able to utilize glutamine? I’m high af and I’m a high school dropout so don’t take me serious Reply Niklas Malmqvist (n.m production) Niklas Malmqvist (n.m production) 1 month ago (edited) I have tried the keto diet twice, and both times I have had several cases of atrial fibrillation. And I didn’t feel any health benefits or changes what so ever while eating low carb. I don’t know If I would dare to try it again.... Reply Cynthia Patsel Cynthia Patsel 1 month ago To get in fat burning ketosis works on brain tumor it saved my husband and he lived 10 years with the brain tumor that shrank from a orange size to a pea size and he eventually succumb to leukemia 10 years later but I was told he was a dead man that day fighting with surgeons over a surgery that would have killed him! 1 Reply jmhowlett jmhowlett 1 month ago Here's how to kill cancer, kill any hate or aggression that you have for someone. Some folks on earth are very powerful spiritually. It's also vice versa. Make sure you get the other person to forgive you, because being angry and channeling that anger towards someone is what makes the cell grow. 4 Reply rob perry rob perry 1 month ago Got a new way worth trying to Kill cancer... use ultrasound guided Thrombin injection into the tumor, to shut off the tumor's blood flow. I was a vascular ultrasound tech. And worked with surgeon's injecting thrombin, though not for cancer. This idea came to me while imaging large tumors and seeing all the blood flow in it and knowing how Thrombin stops blood flow. 1 Reply 2 replies ACE GOLFMAN ACE GOLFMAN 1 month ago I would go on a 21 day fast.... hard but heard good results 9 Reply Ewelina K Ewelina K 1 month ago I have lumps in my breast. I don’t know yet what is that exactly. Waiting now for next ultrasound and doctor apoitment, but in meantime I did 6 weeks vegetable fasting, it’s easier than just water fasting. And I will see if this helped somehow :) 3 Reply 3 replies Input City Input City 1 month ago said this to a spanish phd cancer cure researcher on a flight 10 years ago...she scoffed at the idea but I laughed back stating she will see in time.. Reply Summer Summer 1 month ago The way you get rid of the dead tumor cells and waste is doing Coffee enemas. This is huge in detoxification of the blood , liver , and dead waste . Huge cleansing , also helps with pain. A must with cancer Reply mrmelkor1 mrmelkor1 1 month ago Funny but sad when he says most people can't do a 21 day water fast. Apparently even if their life depends on it. 1 Reply Insomniac 4791 Insomniac 4791 1 month ago This works for fatty-tumor cancers. Which is about 60-80% of all cancers. 2 Reply C K C K 1 month ago The problem with most people is that they change their diet and believe the next day they are on a Keto diet. This is WRONG. The body has to enter the state of ketosis first. In my case this took 11 days for the organism to burn through all the Deposits of carbs. Therefore most people try and give up too early and never see the true benefits Ketosis or a low carb diet(under 50g suger per day) can bring. 2 Reply Akshaya Rourkela Akshaya Rourkela 1 month ago Great doctor ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 1 Reply King Ramze King Ramze 1 month ago Some studies show that some forms of cancer have the ability to steal mitochondria from healthy cells, so that adds another level of complexity. 1 Reply M L M L 1 month ago I went to Keto, lost 300 lbs, and have not aged in 200 years! Oh and I'm a trillionaire now too. 1 Reply Derrick Wilson Derrick Wilson 3 weeks ago Does this diet/fasting also work for Leukemia? Reply fried_nice fried_nice 1 month ago I see videos like this often yet our doctors still practice chemotherapy 1 Reply 1 reply NEF NEF 1 month ago TIME STAMPS!!! This would make things so much easier. Thanks. 2 Reply Jim Gill Jim Gill 1 month ago Is it possible to envelope a tumor with a substance that will block the glucose and glutamine that is feeding the tumor? 5 Reply MorTobXD MorTobXD 1 month ago Luckily, AI will have solved this in at most 10 years. Imagine what an expert brain could do running 24/7 with perfect focus at magnitudes higher speed than the biological brain... 2 Reply Les and Sonia Tocko Les and Sonia Tocko 1 month ago Does this therapy work for leukemia (CLL)? Reply Ketones Not Glucose Ketones Not Glucose 2 months ago Heavy breathing is also important for proactive avoidance of cancer. 11 Reply 5 replies WayneH WayneH 1 month ago Does this work with cholangiocarcinoma? My wife (72yrs old) was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, had all the chemo prior to resection of her liver. The lab results showed good margins, yet 5 months later there are lesions reoccurring in her liver. Her oncologist has scheduled her a new chemo indefinitely as a maintenance rather than curative. She tells us that the average life expectancy is 6-12 months. It sounds like to me like it is a race to see which will kill first the cholangiocarcinoma or the chemo. Again, my question is whether this metabolic protocol will offer real hope for a liver cholangiocarcinoma? 1 Reply Steven Steven 1 month ago Is keto diet safe for BRAF positive mutation? As this mutation, from my understanding, ensures the cells feed of fatty acids pathways Reply RenaRenae RenaRenae 1 month ago Jesse Chappus I listen to you on Apple podcast, this is my first time seeing you on YouTube! Awesome!!! Love your content bro 😎 Reply Ms Pearl Ms Pearl 1 month ago Hello, Does this include intramural fibroids in the uterus? Reply darren lee darren lee 1 month ago What about super boosting your immune system? Antioxidants and various God chemicals like turmeric, cinnamon, honey, etc. Reply candace in jersey candace in jersey 1 month ago I just asked my Pulmonologist today if I could fast for 2 weeks before getting a Petscan,he said "No,it will put you in a hyperglycemic state and the test will be ineffective"...thoughts? I really want to water fast 2 Reply 3 replies Carl Teo Carl Teo 3 weeks ago @Jesse please advise or ask Dr. Seyfried to advise and provide details of what to do to follow the ketogenic dietary treatment, Carb-free + Fenbendazole etc. where can one get the instructions and medical advice for such regiment? Reply Jim Callahan Jim Callahan 1 month ago Does anyone have a list of doctors who practice Dr. Siegfried's protocols or do something similar to his press pulse treatment? I have been looking for two days. 3 Reply 3 replies Let Truth Prevail Let Truth Prevail 1 month ago After surgery, the surrounding area should be exposed to chlorine dioxide as seen In The patent. Reply Peter Colman Peter Colman 1 month ago Would taking calcium AKG create a pathway to encourage or discourage cancer growth? 1 Reply Ehren Snyder Ehren Snyder 2 months ago 100% agree 4 Reply Spungebob Squarepantz Spungebob Squarepantz 1 month ago My Mom and Grandma died of lung cancer. It appears to me that the bodies natural defense is to starve the cancer cells(hence the weight loss). But, everybody pushes the patient to eat and put weight back on and in my opinion you are just feeding the cancer cells! Monitor electrolytes closely and let your body do it's job! 1 Reply ZIPPO_MuK ZIPPO_MuK 1 month ago Carnivore diet + intermittent fasting. Red meat, fish, eggs, and occasional raw milk. Intermittent fasting, ideally 20:4 (4 hr eating window per day — carnivore is very satiating). 6 Reply Yes, I'm here Yes, I'm here 1 month ago Could you have helped with asbestos poisoning in the 90s? 1 Reply Allen Wilson Allen Wilson 1 month ago this method sort of validates Gesson therapy of the 1950s that worked and the FDA rejected. Reply Tiger Paint Tiger Paint 1 month ago Cancer is caused by too much pain, trauma and stress stored in the body over years and years and years. You need to find a way to release these emotions so that cancer doesnt develop. 5 Reply Cathy Perez Cathy Perez 2 months ago (edited) Question.. I have papillary cancer so first off thank you Jesse for doing this video..my question about exogenous ketones is does the stevia sweetener add to these ketones act like a sugar in the body when cancer is present? The product I purchased has stevia and I also add it to my coffee..just wondering 5 Reply 9 replies Lee Roland Lee Roland 1 month ago I would think a cure for cancer would be to know the cause first. What causes cancers to form, then get rid of that forever. Starting with alcohol and tobacco. 2 Reply 1 reply Fredrick Scott Fredrick Scott 1 month ago Sounds to me like we've put the cart before the horse It's the industryS💵💵💲💲💰💰 pumping human beings full of SUGAR .That's where this story really begins ??Excellent communication 5 Reply Mike Carey Mike Carey 1 month ago The first step should always be to find and elimiinate the cause. When you do that, it allows the immune system to attack and kill the cancer.. This works more than 90% of the time. 2 Reply Fiachra MacAonrae Fiachra MacAonrae 1 month ago This is very interesting! 2 Reply entropeus entropeus 9 days ago What's the treatment that he talks about called? About the fasting and the drugs that are used afterwards? Reply James James 1 month ago The way he talks he makes it sound like it’s a 100% guaranteed fix but if we have the NHS which is focused on reducing costs, why don’t they use this as it’s cheaper and easier and sounds like it’s definitely has to work because the cells have no fuel. Reply Kenny Kenny 3 weeks ago Still here after 24 years as of June 10th Reply z z 2 months ago There's an article how stage 3 lymphoma cancer was cured by 21 days fasting and veg available in NIH. Patient was treated in Northern star. I forgot his name but if you check Google like "fasting and veg cured stage 3A lymphoma cancer 13 Jesse Chappus Reply 1 reply snapnappy40 snapnappy40 1 month ago I suffer with Fibroids. Can I make sure to keep my body in Ketosis and lower my sugar levels to shrink those tumors? 1 Reply 2 replies Love V Love V 1 month ago I’m an Independent Latino. Thank you!!!!! 2 Reply Derek Roberts Derek Roberts 1 month ago I don't have cancer or anything but my father does. What about Stevia, sucralose etc instead of pure sugar or do these artificial sweetners act as sugar would in relation to this topic? 2 Reply 1 reply G K G K 1 month ago (edited) I've heard cutting all sugar helps and you have to stop fruit too. Not sure if you can eat animal proteins etc or need to go full vegan. Reply Izak Niemann Izak Niemann 1 month ago "A New Way"?? I said this in my book more than 10 years ago! And nobody believed me. No, my book is not available anymore - only on file. 5 Reply 1 reply Spritee Spritee123 Spritee Spritee123 1 month ago God forbids if anyone has ever gotten cancer…but go straight away to water fasting.If that is tough ant first days…make root veggies organic broth with himalayan salt and sip a bit when hunger hits you merciless.Water fasting is a key Reply goatz4u goatz4u 1 month ago Don't underestimate restricting L-arginine intake... Reply Panthau Panthau 1 month ago Its not as easy... my wifes tumor grew more on keto then any other diet. This glutamine thing... one guy once mentioned, that it might be feeding cancer and now every alternative researcher comes up with it, despite theres no real information about that out there but rather the opposite. Studys show, that glutamine rather helps cancer patients to recover and get better. Reply 6 replies Lori Winters Lori Winters 2 months ago Right so learn and practice keto diets and intermittent and extended fasting now for better metabolic health and other benefits. Later in life if cancer develops, then launch into that 21 day water fast. If that can be followed by strategic glutamine blocking 'pulses ' or other medical procedures, even better. 7 Reply 2 replies Rob Rob 2 months ago I have a question Doctor. How about carnivour animals? Are big cats getting cancers since these beasts should be using mostly ketones for fuels.. 1 Reply Kim .Muhlenfeld Kim .Muhlenfeld 11 days ago I cannot get my brother to watch or to listen to ANYTHING, other than the standard treatments. His first stab at Chemo, was the socalled, DNA targeted Chemo, designed especially for your "exact' Cancer, which didnt work. He has bone and lung cancer. HE can't eat because of the mouth sores from chemo, However his numbers have dropped significantly with the next Chemo therapy. I;m wondering if his lack of eating carbs and only drinking water, been the REAL cause of his tumors shrinking. Reply THE HUNGER GAMES 8 THE HUNGER GAMES 8 9 days ago In Germany we don't have such Glutamine blocker, what should I do 🤔 1 Reply a2z4444 a2z4444 1 month ago Many do not succeed with fasting. It’s painful and difficult 1 Reply Joe Blow Joe Blow 1 month ago I did a 21 day water fast, but my tumor in my tongue got bigger. I did chemotherapy and immunotherapy and now my tumor went down significantly. Doctors told me I can soon stop chemo and just do immunotherapy which I'm Thankful for because chemotherapy is hard on my body. Could you help me understand why the 21-day fast didn't do anything to help ? 1 Reply 3 replies peekaboo peekaboo 1 month ago I am 5'9 ans weigh 8.7st... If I was to do this I would litreally snap in half... its a risk to take if you have the weight on your side... Reply andreasvukman andreasvukman 1 month ago (edited) 1. Since I was child I have eaten at least 200 g of sugar every day. Why I haven't developed cancer? 2. I know people who have never eaten sugar, bread, etc... and gotten cancer anyway. Why? 3. Which food to avoid? Sugar, bread, rice...What else? 6 Reply 7 replies susy may susy may 1 month ago Timestamps would help your nice videos 👍 2 Reply Huxxy Huxxy 3 weeks ago (edited) 4:04, Ok so assuming we accept the proposition that cancer can actually be starved, then why isn't a 100% cure and total destruction all cancerous cells the the ultimate result of comprehensive metabolic therapy? How do any cancer cells survive at all when staved for a sufficiently long time? As a related point, it sounds like Metformin could play a role in this metabolic therapy. Reply Shano Mitra Shano Mitra 1 month ago I've seen my wife going from 2nd Stage to 4th Stage with remissions in between. In 2020 Spring, Oncologist in Halifax, NS Canada ruled out surgery and any further treatment and gave her 8 weeks to live! Oncologists in India thought otherwise and did a complex surgery and saved her life. Now it's Springs 2023, she's on maintenance Chemo and Targeted therapy. In her long battle from 2016, she done all these things! Foods that kill cancer, starving cancer, all kinds of diets, exercise. Cancer always wins! To these guys who upload these fancy and misleading videos.... Unadulterated bullshit! Bunch of conmen! Frauds! Reply 2 replies Robstar Robstar 1 month ago "Fighting cancer" is a big business for pharma !!! 2 Reply DEB DEB 1 month ago I have Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia. I've been keto/carnivore for 15 mos. I tried a 5 day water fast a month ago right before my next blood work. That Friday, I had a blood panel done. My wbc count sky rocketed!! This was definitely not what I wanted or expected! I'm confused, and any info would be very appreciated as to what may have caused this. I'm now on more of a pescatarian diet with supplements of curcumin, sulphoraphane, garlic, vit k2d3, fish oil. My wbc has thankfully gone down a bit, but I still need to get a handle on how to manage and control my wbc count through diet because my research alsi said to fast but it had the opposite desired effect. Please, any thoughts? Reply 2 replies Samuel Samuel 2 weeks ago Common sense is what they never use 1 Reply JMWhitney JMWhitney 1 month ago (edited) Can the cancer cell live with just removing Glucose? Concerns me that drugs were brought into the protocols to control a vital and natural occurring amino acid like Glutamine. Was this question asked in the interviews and I missed it? Reply HenryBogtrotter HenryBogtrotter 1 month ago (edited) Why are you calling this new? Three decades ago I met someone with an eye patch. He said he had eye cancer, and he starved it by having a grape diet for quite a long time and managed to get rid of it, despite being told he would die by a doctor (if I remember the story right). Reply Paulette Stancil Paulette Stancil 1 month ago Is press/pulse therapy effective for blood cancers? Dr. Seyfried discuss press/pulse effective in cancers showing as tumors. Reply Nina Gold Nina Gold 1 month ago Women athletes are being advised to take leucin regularily & glutamine prior to periods. Seems like the whole fitness industry is further from health than we thought... Reply Chris Ramage Chris Ramage 3 weeks ago We are taught hard to only ever go half pace, Reply Andrea Grinolds Andrea Grinolds 1 month ago What is insulins role in cancer? Because there's something besides sugar that raises your insulin. Lectins - you can keto with a high lectin load or inflammation from mold or new carpet fumes. I hope the studies involve that cofactor of setting and food type not just macros. Reply K. H. K. H. 1 month ago This approach is not diet advice for people who don't have cancer. Walter Longo's approach in the Longevity Diet makes more sense for people who do NOT have cancer. 3 Reply 1 reply Vlbrt1111 Vlbrt1111 13 days ago (edited) If ur ketones are still low below 0.6 after one day fasting and even walk .. does it mean ur insulin resistant ?? How long/ hours does it take to get into actual Ketosis 2.0 or below ? 2 Reply zuluknob zuluknob 1 month ago 12:28 "This is the way" Reply Blue Lavender Blue Lavender 1 month ago Why they dont just put people in a prolongued state of sleeping for 25 days, to not feel the pain of fasting, while are fed through their veins the necessary nutrients and substances to maintain them alive, and monitorised by doctors all this time?...maybe is a stupid thought but wouldnt be that easier? 4 Reply 3 replies authenticprague authenticprague 2 hours ago This doctor is great but he did not mention the mental state. And I think that is number one. Reply Kelly Clover Kelly Clover 2 months ago What does a glutamine restriction diet look like? Which plants can be eaten to furnish protein but not glutamine? 4 Reply 6 replies Magical Umbrella Magical Umbrella 1 month ago Sadly this doctor represents the typical misunderstanding of what cancer is and what causes it. Cancer is not a disease but the result of reversed electromagnetic voltage within the body, this makes it impossible for cells in the affected area to receive enough oxygen. The body survival response is to build an increased blood supply by creating a placenta like structure. This has been interpreted as a cancerous disease. The solution is to correct the electromagnetic flow to minus 25 milli volts and stabilize voltage supply. The placenta then dissipates as no longer needed. If you have an operation to "cut out" cancer this makes the situation way worse as increases oxygen deprivation as well as essential body voltage. Chemo therapy again makes the situation way worse because it is a poison to the body, increasing body stress which is not conducive to recovery. Reply 3 replies Julia Martinez Julia Martinez 2 weeks ago How did you get well from breast cancer? Because I have the same thing. Breast cancer stage 4. Thank you. 1 Reply Jesse Chappus · 1 reply Sandra Pasquarella Sandra Pasquarella 2 months ago Why does the tumor cell turn to sugar for a nutriment instead of oxygen? 3 Reply 1 reply Philip Thomas Philip Thomas 1 month ago (edited) What about dealing with BCC basal cell carcinoma? Sun damaged skin Reply Chester Andrew Chester Andrew 1 month ago 💖💖💖 Reply Chris Ramage Chris Ramage 3 weeks ago The wonder for me ,is I can here the confidence, he is screaming for cancer death,and this man knows, if he can be herd people will live, Reply bornagainhealthy bornagainhealthy 2 months ago I would like to do a 21 day water fasting but I live alone, i am scared something happens to me 2 Reply 4 replies George Zorn George Zorn 1 month ago Even if I don't suffer from diabetes, would you please be so kind and let me know if antidiabetes medication could help? I am suffering from prostate cancer. Thank you. George Zornatzis. Reply Victoria Wenz Victoria Wenz 2 months ago This is the clinic that does follow through with his work ChemoThermia Oncology Center, Istanbul, Turkey Reply 1 reply DemoN__AdriaN DemoN__AdriaN 1 month ago starving cancer has been known for years. Reply peekaboo peekaboo 1 month ago This can make people so poorly and open to being run down and weak. Reply Fowler Fowler 1 month ago Do you think you could treat ATRT in a 3 year old boy like this? Reply Not1iota Not1iota 1 month ago Ive known this stuff for atleast 10 years, the information was out there getting shit on by academia. 1 Reply David Knell David Knell 1 month ago Trials injecting aggressive brain tumours with polio are showing promising signs Reply mandandi mandandi 1 month ago There is a plant in South Africa called cancer bush......name alone says a lot. Get it and make tea out of it... 111K views 1 month ago #jessechappus Watch the full interview with Dr. Thomas Seyfried on YouTube 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/530drthomasseyfried Thomas N. Seyfried is Professor of Biology at Boston College, and received his Ph.D. in Genetics and Biochemis … 629 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Jesse Chappus Pinned by Jesse Chappus Jesse Chappus 1 month ago Watch the full interview with Dr. Thomas Seyfried on YouTube 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/530drthomasseyfried Thanks for watching! If you're enjoying this clip, please click the LIKE button on the video and let me know. -Jesse 💙 53 Jesse Chappus Reply 11 replies SurviveFromCancer SurviveFromCancer 1 month ago Thank you, Tom and Jessy, for this fascinating video. Indeed, I survived stage 4 cancer. I learned to starve my cancer and realized that I could save myself when Tom explained to me that cancer was a metabolic disease. This meant that I had built it myself and therefore could destroy it as well. Now my only goal is to help others who are sick. Instead of trying to explain why I am cured, I will only share the facts that helped me survive and potentially help others in their struggles. If you need my testimony, it would be with pleasure. Sincerely Guy Tenenbaum 294 Reply 52 replies vicki schrader vicki schrader 2 weeks ago I had breast cancer 11 years ago, in my lymph nodes. did research and went full keto , 11 years later I’m alive, healthy and still eating keto. Thank you doctor. Your a breath of fresh air. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ 29 Jesse Chappus Reply Jesse Chappus · 5 replies cedric worthington broadaxe cedric worthington broadaxe 2 weeks ago in 2015 following an endoscopy at Margate Hospital in Kent UK, I was diagnosed with Oesophageal Cancer (a tumour on the throat). My Doctor explained to me that I was 'lucky' because as the tumour had not yet begun spreading, rapid surgery might well cure it. On asking what the surgery entailed, my Doctor explained that a highly experienced Surgeon would:- 1. First cut around, and the dislocate my left shoulder. 2. My left lung would then would be temporarily removed. 3. Which would enable the Surgeon to then cut out my gullet, oesophagus, voice box and a few pieces at the back of my throat. 4. My stomach tube would then be pulled up and sown to the back of my throat, after which my lung and shoulder-blade would be reinserted. 5. A course of Radiation Treatment should enable me to survive for, quote:- "Quite some time". Ha !!! I was horrified at the sound of this nightmare ! and explained to my Doctor that (as a sixty year old ex-Military vet) I'd little fear of death BUT.... that nobody was gonna to carve on me like a joint before I met the Good Lord ! I then told him he'd not be seeing me again, said goodbye and walked out of his surgery; heading home to get my affairs in order prior to my demise. That said however, nobody wants to die, and whilst waiting for the Endoscopy Report, I'd scoured the Internet for information on Oesophageal Cancer and discovered the supposed benefits of the Vitamin B17 in apricot kernels, almonds etc... So... with nothing to lose, I purchased a few tubs from my local Health Shop (it was still legal in the UK to sell them at that time) and started eating them like sweets. Within six weeks my problem swallowing seemed to have spontaneously cured itself (and having sold my home and given the proceeds to my children as their inheritance) I moved in with one of my daughters and awaited the end. That was almost eight years ago now, and although the average survival rates for Oesophageal Cancer are little more than twelve months; I'm still alive, eating, drinking and talking normally. The most wonderful News of all however was that in 2020, my daughter bullied me to visit her Doctor as I was having bronchial problems; which she thought was caused by the tumour spreading. Her Doctor first looked at my medical notes at about 1000hrs in the morning, at 1400hrs that same day I was having a chest X-ray at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth and... guess what ? THE ONLY TRACE LEFT OF MY TUMOUR WAS THE SCAR ON MY OESOPHAGUS WHERE IT HAD ONCE BEEN, I WAS CANCER FREE!!! So.... ? If it wasn't the B17 in all those apricot kernels, apple pips, almonds etc... I ate that cured it ? what else could it have been ? The whiskey I'd been drinking to help me sleep ? 30 Reply 6 replies Jason Smith Jason Smith 1 month ago I love Dr.Thomas!! Look at this man’s passion after 40 years of studying cancer, every person should be educated on the importance of diet for health and longevity ❤ 48 Reply Heads-Up🔥15OCT202? Heads-Up🔥15OCT202? 1 month ago Back in 1982, my 73 year old next door neighbor ditched her doctor's chemo cancer protocol, followed advice of a naturopathic practitioner (treat cancer metabolically); by God's grace, her cancer was cured! 🤗 39 Reply 2 replies Andrew Bell Andrew Bell 1 month ago Two things resonated with me when also thinking about how doctors were managed during Covid. 1. Only the retired drs could openly discuss things other than the official narrative and 2. ‘Something else is going on here.’ 73 Reply 3 replies A Birdman A Birdman 4 weeks ago Wonderful man, my mom was just diagnosed with lung cancer, my father reached out to Dr. Seyfried, he emails us the next day, sends us so much useful information, calls my mom himself speaks with her for over a half hour, gave her so much hope, and now we are working with a doctor in his network here in Northern California. Beyond grateful, has given our whole family so much hope, and while she reads Keto for Cancer, my father and I are reading Dr. Seyfried’s book Cancer as a Metabolic Disease, very illuminating work! 56 Reply 8 replies Lin Osborn Lin Osborn 1 month ago I have been doing keto while on chemotherapy without my doc really knowing. I have had very good response, but whether it is the keto or the chemical poison I can’t tell. One thing I can tell you is that the keto, fasting and exercise don’t interfere with the chemotherapy at all. I plan to continue my home grown treatment as I move on to the next phase. Thanks, Doctor Seyfreid. Never give up!!! 81 Reply 4 replies Vanessa Price Vanessa Price 1 month ago Thankyou, my son was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor in November 2018, Pineoblastoma. He refused chemo and radiation and is in his last year of High School. Keto and alternative health therapy works 💛🙏 51 Reply 6 replies Mike Hazel Mike Hazel 2 weeks ago (edited) Thank you for bringing this message you don't know how much help you've been. You are literally saving people's lives here today and in a way that doesn't cost them everything they own just to get doses of radiation to the point where it doesn't matter if they've got cancer or not the radiation is killing them. I had to watch my dad's dad go through this. I miss you papa. 6 Jesse Chappus Reply Jesse Chappus · 1 reply Jitka Crhak Jitka Crhak 1 month ago Hi, I am listening everything what is Dr. Seyfried saying and I do believe in this treatment. I was diagnosed with a breast cancer over 2 weeks ago and since then I’ve been water fasting. I is getting harder a bit but I am getting a lots of vitamins, being positive, trying to get out for walks and get a lots of sunshine. I am planning to continue with a strict keto diet once I finish my 21 days. 77 Reply 18 replies Myah K Miller Myah K Miller 1 month ago This guy knows what he is talking about! My second cousin is an award-winning cancer researcher in Canada. I feel like he should look into this! A lot of people in our family have died from cancer, and I feel like this could be very promising. 18 Reply 3 replies izspots izspots 1 month ago First, I want to thank you Jesse for the amazing interviews that you do. I love how you always ask the questions that we want to hear the answers to.I commend you for always thinking of your audience and pushing hard for the answers. Seven years ago, I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. Immediately the doctors wanted to cut, radiate and do chemo. It’s very scary when your doctors are pushing you so hard with such a sense of urgency.I took a step back, put on the brakes, and said I need to think about this. I made the decision to go the alternative route and then started my search to find a place that could carry out my wishes. I completely understand Dr. Seyfried’s reasoning for not listing places that do these alternative treatments. They would be targeted beyond belief and shut down immediately. But just know that they do exist and you will have to do your due diligence to find a place that will suit your needs. It was the best decision I ever made! Don’t ever let anyone, especially a doctor pressure you into doing something that you know in your heart is not the right thing. Thankyou for all you do to get out this great information to us. 29 Reply 3 replies Eden Smith Eden Smith 1 month ago Thank you, Dr. Seyfried for this information. You are a national treasure, I wish I knew about this 25 years ago, but I'm glad I know it now too. My second husband lost a young son, 11 years old, to Liver Cancer. Young boy suffered with liver cancer for 5 years, and during these 5 years of fighting cancer, he was more tortured with chemotherapy and radiotherapy than having any good quality of life. The chemotherapy and radiotherapy were worse than his liver cancer. In the end, he lost the fight and passed away at only 11 years of age. I have utmost respect for you, Sir. God bless you🙏 25 Reply 2 replies Maria Rayson Maria Rayson 2 weeks ago My brother just died after receiving chemo, aged 55 I wish I could had told him to go the natural route but I was to frightened in case I was telling him the wrong thing. I am so very heartbroken that I was so weak. He was such a good man worked hard and loved his family. 😢😢 6 Reply Jesse Chappus · 1 reply Mia Ash Mia Ash 1 month ago A very brave and ethical professor! May the Almighty God keep this wonderful man safe! 16 Reply diani herlihy diani herlihy 3 weeks ago Thank you very much for this valuable talk 🙏. This is so important for the humanity and I will share it in my Country as much as I can. I hope some doctors hear of this and start apply this metabólic theraphy 🤲 1 Reply Myah K Miller Myah K Miller 1 month ago You know, you are right that things need to change and the system is broken but let’s look on the bright side. It sounds to me like anyone could implement this treatment for free if they have cancer. Knowledge is power and if you can spread this message and help people to understand how they can starve cancer cells through fasting and a strict ketogenic diet, well you have basically just freed them from all these expensive treatments that may cause more harm than good and given them a free treatment that works. Right? So this is extremely good news! 7 Reply 3 replies P Pumpkin P Pumpkin 1 month ago I got diagnosed with high grade prostate cancer, even with prostate removal my chances of being cancer free was less than 10%. Before surgery I went on a keto diet. My PSA went from 8 to 1. I showed by doctor this and he just ignored it. So I had my prostectomy anyway. Now five years later I am still cancer free. When you have prostate cancer PSA is a reliable indicator of your prostate cancer. I now have zero PSA. PSA is not always an indicator of prostate cancer, but if you have prostate cancer, it correlates to it. 19 Reply 2 replies Betty F Betty F 11 days ago I loved this! Thank you so much for covering this. 1 Jesse Chappus Reply Susanne Videkull Susanne Videkull 1 month ago Tanks for your work...my husband got corticoid adrenal cancer. They got the tumor out, he went by Day 1 on carnivore diet. 8 months later he has no cancer, only one kidney, they hade to take the other with the tumor...but all his bloodwork is good...no chemo,no radiation, just food and some supplementing ❤...tanks for you two getting out this information. You are our heroes... 19 Reply 1 reply Lynn Williams Lynn Williams 2 weeks ago I read Annette Bosworth MD treatment of her mother in her book, “Anyway You Can”. She didn’t know about Glutamine but it worked for her just controlling the glucose plus she used bariatric chamber too 4 Jesse Chappus Reply Dipankar sengupta Dipankar sengupta 2 weeks ago Thank you Tom and Jessy Sir for this huge Ton of information. Even a layman like me now know about Cancer. 1 Reply Pamela Mac Pamela Mac 3 weeks ago Compelling. What I’d like to know is how is Dr Seyfried able to speak so freely. As a Natural Health Practitioner and Educator, with a dozen years experience, the F’D A does everything to keep us quiet with painful regulations and consequences. We’re not permitted to share what works and why; infuriating. 6 Reply Iris .Zarakhovsky Iris .Zarakhovsky 1 month ago The only time my husband's pancreatic cancer shrunk, was when he was fasting through his chemo treatments. With Folfirinox, it was 5 days fast, every 2 weeks. He got scared of losing too much weight and stopped fasting. Eventually, chemo killed him with neutropenic sepsis. 21 Reply 15 replies Loren Knowles Loren Knowles 3 days ago I’m currently being treated for prostate cancer. According to my doctors, prostate cancer lives on testosterone, not glucose. I’ve been largely low carb for five or six years but that didn’t stop my cancer. Reply Michael Sim Michael Sim 5 days ago This therapy works - I believe. I had skin cancer some 30 years ago; It suddenly disappear when I worked with a group of Muslims who were fasting and I had to follow them for 1 month and after that month, I was healed - without any medication. Reply Arden Macy Arden Macy 4 days ago I’m glad he recognizes how frustrating it is to be a stage 4 patient. Anything I bring up to my oncologists. I know the truth but she wasn’t taught to believe in the truth. Lost in the genetics of it all. Reply Kim Walczak Kim Walczak 3 weeks ago The 1st week of January 2023 my wife was diagnosed with primary peritoneal cancer. 2 weeks later during her 1st chemo treatment a dietitian told us that she was losing weight too fast even hough she was obese. The dietitian then brought her soda, high carb Ensure type of drinks and crackers. I knew that I would not get any backing for a cancer starving diet! 3 Reply gtracer66 gtracer66 1 month ago (edited) I just ran into this today from my dietitian, who after 30 years in the field totally discounts anything but three meals a day or more. She cannot believe that anything less than three or four meals a day can't be healthy despite that I t that I have cancer. I practically had a throw her out of the room. Her Theory was don't believe anything you see on the internet because I know better. I simply told her she hasn't kept up with the times. And I will need to do what I need to do. To her,autopathgy or calorie restriction would only be to lose weight, which I don't need to lose any more weight I'm at by optimum weight now so she cannot believe I have any reason to restrict my calories. I think most people are going to run into this when it comes to treatment. It's something they don't understand. They think you're a nut if you want to try something different despite the scientific evidence. Even when you confront them with the evidence, they will fight you and discount anything you say. 15 Reply 3 replies THE HUNGER GAMES 8 THE HUNGER GAMES 8 10 days ago Thank you guys 😄 ✊ 2 Jesse Chappus Reply Anna Guerrero Anna Guerrero 4 weeks ago Diagnosed stage 4 breast cancer. Dr. Perscribed lexofore. Tumor is too large for surgery. I refuse chemo or radiation. I’ve fasted one week on water. Also fasted several 1 day. I’ve been reading and listening to everything I can and am trying everything. I don’t find fasting difficult. I’ll do whatever you suggest. 10 Reply 1 reply Alex Canete Alex Canete 3 weeks ago I highly agree with Dr. Thomas Seyfried because it is true if a Medical Doctor has not spoken and then toughfully researched then they are wasting their time speaking on things that they do not understand. Same goes for the patient whose being told unfair truths that spark fear which is why most Chemos get started right away. Don't fear the unknown be curious. Reply Fay Mo Fay Mo 3 weeks ago you have to get lucky with the doctor you see. we got lucky and the Dr. have 35 years experience and very interested to monitor and see how this goes. Very open minded and excited and I think he believed us and agreed. I think the young ones are afraid they might lose their license. keep looking for a doctor that listens to you. 1 Reply Dr. L Westhuizen Dr. L Westhuizen 1 month ago This is very good to hear! I am using the HEALTHY KETO diet with intermittent fasting. Not all the Keto diets that take over the world are really healthy. I found a keto diet, that are really a healthy diet to get my body into using ketones. Just wondering if this strategy will work on skin cancer, as it is also a growth that needs to be starved? 24 Reply 3 replies Mountain N Mountain N 2 weeks ago (edited) I tried going on the keto diet and I could only do it for three days because I only had 5lbs to work with and I've lost it already. I'm 5 foot seven female, and 126 pounds after a whole day of eating now. I started at 130 lbs. I eat meat and a small amount to go with you vegetables and that's it. I took out all processed foods and all sugar because I don't cook with anything in the camera box. I think I need to add in a few carbs just to keep my weight stable, so I figured it would be good to add a half a cup of kidney or black beans daily. But then I know I won't go into ketosis. I dont know what else to do...I am hoping it would help my cancer anyway. I have multiple zone lymphoma. No chemo yet Reply 1 reply Ms B Ms B 1 month ago Message gratefully received. I will certainly ask my healthcare cancer dept if it is available and if not then why. I will follow this up with a certified letter inquiry as well. They can dismiss us in person but they cannot ignore an avalanche of letters from cancer patients and their families and friends. 10 Reply John Ernest Haugstad John Ernest Haugstad 1 month ago There are a lot of clinics but few in the U.S. Most of these are integrative therapies including the basics of what Dr. Seyfried is talking about here. Dr. Thomas Lodi, Dr. James Forsythe, Dr. Anthony Jiminez, Dr. Edward Group III, case reports Dr. Eric Berg, Chris Wark 5 Reply 1 reply TechnoFeeling TechnoFeeling 13 days ago Its also interesting that B Vitamins increase cancer growth by 250% (thats what i remember). Never heard that people stop eating these vitamisn once they have Cancer. Also you should mention fasting. It not only starves cancer of sugar, but also of vitamins and autophagy is started(dont know if autophagy specifically helps against cancer) 1 Reply Valery Dan Valery Dan 1 month ago Book - Cancer as a Metabolic Disease: On the Origin, Management and Prevention of Cancer by Thomas N. Seyfried Description: The book addresses controversies related to the origins of cancer and provides solutions to cancer management and prevention. It expands upon Otto Warburg's well-known theory that all cancer is a disease of energy metabolism. However, Warburg did not link his theory to the "hallmarks of cancer" and thus his theory was discredited. This book aims to provide evidence, through case studies, that cancer is primarily a metabolic disease requring metabolic solutions for its management and prevention. Support for this position is derived from critical assessment of current cancer theories. Brain cancer case studies are presented as a proof of principle for metabolic solutions to disease management, but similarities are drawn to other types of cancer, including breast and colon, due to the same cellular mutations that they demonstrate. Content: Chapter 1 Images of Cancer (pages 1–14): Chapter 2 Confusion Surrounds the Origin of Cancer (pages 15–29): Chapter 3 Cancer Models (pages 31–46): Chapter 4 Energetics of Normal Cells and Cancer Cells (pages 47–72): Chapter 5 Respiratory Dysfunction in Cancer Cells (pages 73–105): Chapter 6 The Warburg Dispute (pages 107–117): Chapter 7 Is Respiration Normal in Cancer Cells? (pages 119–132): Chapter 8 Is Mitochondrial Glutamine Fermentation a Missing Link in the Metabolic Theory of Cancer? (pages 133–144): Chapter 9 Genes, Respiration, Viruses, and Cancer (pages 145–176): Chapter 10 Respiratory Insufficiency, the Retrograde Response, and the Origin of Cancer (pages 177–194): Chapter 11 Mitochondria: The Ultimate Tumor Suppressor (pages 195–205): Chapter 12 Abnormalities in Growth Control, Telomerase Activity, Apoptosis, and Angiogenesis Linked to Mitochondrial Dysfunction (pages 207–213): Chapter 13 Metastasis (pages 215–252): Chapter 14 Mitochondrial Respiratory Dysfunction and the Extrachromosomal Origin of Cancer (pages 253–259): Chapter 15 Nothing in Cancer Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution (pages 261–275): Chapter 16 Cancer Treatment Strategies (pages 277–289): Chapter 17 Metabolic Management of Cancer (pages 291–354): Chapter 18 Patient Implementation of Metabolic Therapies for Cancer Management (pages 355–373): Chapter 19 Cancer Prevention (pages 375–386): Chapter 20 Case Studies and Personal Experiences in Using the Ketogenic Diet for Cancer Management (pages 387–403): Chapter 21 Conclusions (pages 405–408): 5 Reply VIRGINIA bartoli VIRGINIA bartoli 10 days ago What Dr Seyfried is saying is shocking, this means we have to dismantle NH and start again from scrap, because clearly this is not working AT ALL, and it is outrageous indeed that so many people are dying for no reason other than profit and lack of consciousness... Health should be in the hands of each one of us, we were not meant to depend upon others to have a healthy life. Thank you Doc, may you be blessed for your courage and honesty 1 Jesse Chappus Reply jtrock tree jtrock tree 3 weeks ago Stage 2 primary liver cancer 3 years ago , micro ablation of tumor on segment 8 of liver , went to an anti inflammatory diet , as Feb 7 2023 I am cancer free, water ginger , turmeric, raw beet juice garlic tofu humus , feel wonderful , have alot dreams and wishes to take care of !! 7 Jesse Chappus Reply Jesse Chappus · 1 reply Gary Towne Gary Towne 4 days ago (edited) Are any other counties like Cube trying this? Can you give us a basic combination of fasting and a keto diet that we can use on our own? What level of carb reduction is needed. I've used a keto diet in the past successfully to lose weight. I have gained the weight back due to lupron-induced lack of energy but I know I can do it. Reply Philip Camara Philip Camara 1 month ago My wife cured, at the same time, stage 3b lymphoma and Myastenia Gravis, in 2009 ONLY with the Gerson Diet theraphy 11 Reply SpamKiller SpamKiller 3 weeks ago Hey Jesse, I have been watching your videos over the last couple of weeks. I have been been seeing this come up over the last few years since I have figured out Keto. I recently had a friend tell me he has bone cancer. I know that fasting and being in ketosis will fight against tumors, however does any of your interviews mention that this might work for bone cancer? Thanks and keep up the great videos. 2 Jesse Chappus Reply Jesse Chappus · 1 reply NT - News Thailand NT - News Thailand 1 month ago Great that this information is being shared - thanks. You are asking for clinics providing this service and from what I can see the Miskawaan health clinics are offering this plus additional services. They have clinics in Germany and Thailand. If you need further information let me know and I can possibly set up a meetings with relevant doctors. 2 Reply E R E R 2 weeks ago Genuinely curious how many people are usually involved in any of Seyfrieds studies pertaining to this subject. Reply Kekkai Kekkai 1 month ago You can fast. It's not comfortable but it's doable. If it is your life on the line you can definitely fast. If necessary you can start the fasting with some bone broth, a little bit of heavy cream in your coffee once a day. Hunger is a sensation. It isn't dangerous. We have gotten so used to eating so many times a day that when we start to eat correctly, once a day, at most twice a day it takes a while for our bodies to adapt. If the person has been eating the standard American diet they may need a week transitioning to a lower carb diet. A week where they don't eat processed foods, pro-inflammatory vegetable seed oils and sugar. Eating real food for a week before starting a fast might be the way to transition. Then one meal a day, a small meal of healthy protein and fat. Then fast, then fast for longer. This is assuming they have time to do these things. For those of us who are healthy or at least have not been diagnosed with cancer, start doing these things now. Get rid of the processed food. Entirely. Eat one or two meals a day, eat healthy protein, healthy fat and if you are eating carbohydrates avoid wheat. Don't eat any processed carbohydrates. You want to get some chickpeas and cook them and eat them, in moderation that should be fine for most people. But don't buy bread at the supermarket especially not the stuff that comes sliced in a bag with a paragraph of ingredients. Prevention is so very important. Let these videos be the canary in the coal mine, let them motivate you to make the changes that will prevent pain and suffering down the line. 32 Reply 13 replies didyuknow didyuknow 4 weeks ago wow, this is so simple. Why couldn't people with free intelligence not gone down this path before and the information freely disseminated and followed up? It makes the most sense. I don't care if the dog is not walking because something is missing in the diet or something else is too much. The simplest natural way would be to get a balanced and natural diet, life style, check cell nutrition levels and let the body do what it can do best as designed. Reply Norman Dubowitz Norman Dubowitz 1 month ago A sane voice in the crazy wilderness of money driven pharmaceutics. 16 Reply Maryanne Hill Maryanne Hill 1 month ago Please listen to this wonderful man. My goodness he needs to be heard! 🙏 10 Reply Dan Stutzke Dan Stutzke 4 weeks ago He needs to get on news channels 3 Reply Jonathan Magic Jonathan Magic 1 month ago I agree that change will probably only occur from the bottom up as more and more patients demonstrate positive results from lifestyle changes etc. Cancer is big business so mainstream have little incentive to change direction. 6 Reply 1 reply Jodi Dojnia Jodi Dojnia 3 weeks ago I agree!!! Go get the doctors and ask them why they are not using or at least trying Metabolic treatments!!! I would love to see the lip tripping and fumbling! Reply jean campbell jean campbell 3 weeks ago I have great respect to you Dr Seyfried. Love from South Africa. 2 Jesse Chappus Reply John Smith John Smith 4 weeks ago (edited) I’m 5’11 162 pds. I just can’t cut carbs. I just start shedding like crazy. I did a 36 hr fast. Woke up and made eggs and a grilled chicken breast. Went to work with rubbery legs. Took a phone call later for about 10 minutes. When I hung up, I put my arm down and I got a huge, painful cramp. I resorted to eating salt packets at work. I can cut out most sweets and 24 hr fast, but that’s about it. Trying to sustain that kind of diet for the rest of your life would be an absolute nightmare. You’d really have to ask yourself at that point if staying alive would even be worth a strict, never ending keto hell. Especially for a thin person with a high metabolism. I just don’t see how it could be manageable long term. 5 Reply 2 replies Fotis K Fotis K 3 weeks ago Cancer patients and caregivers don't want a 40 minute video. They need fast information about who, where and when they can try this kind of treatment 5 Reply 1 reply श्री डी डॉलराइस श्री डी डॉलराइस 3 weeks ago Cancer is a trillion dollar business now, no one wants to do anything to harm it. We need to take our life and health back in our own hands and allopathy is definitely not the way forward. In India we have Ayurveda (Plant based natural healing which tries to fix the root cause of disease based on your body type and not the symptoms, we also have a tradition of regular fasting (dry and water fasts) which I never understood before, but I know it is based on civilizational wisdom. Great respect for you Dr Thomas Seyfield you are one of the few rare people who really are passionate about fixing the root cause. 5 Jesse Chappus Reply B Jones B Jones 3 weeks ago The medical community will never change. 1 Reply Vla Gher Vla Gher 2 weeks ago I was diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer, i had colostomy and underwent chemotherapy, after my ninth chemo i developed peripheral neuropathy, before starting chemo all my labs were normal, after 6th chemo my wbc became low. I was thinking of suspending my last three remaining chemo and follow metabolic therapy instead. Reply Jesse Chappus · 1 reply Teresa Calipco Teresa Calipco 1 month ago God Bless you more Dr. Thomas 3 Reply Chris Ramage Chris Ramage 3 weeks ago Obviously this man knows his stuff , so if he is not listened to is because they don't want to know, 3 Reply Ariel Less Ariel Less 12 days ago This is what Chatgbt says about metabolic therapy "Metabolic therapy is an alternative or complementary therapy that aims to improve the body's metabolism through dietary changes, supplements, and other lifestyle modifications. The goal of metabolic therapy is to optimize the body's natural processes of energy production, immune function, and cellular repair, among others. This therapy is based on the idea that the body's metabolism plays a critical role in maintaining health and that by improving metabolic function, it may be possible to prevent or treat various diseases, including cancer. There are several types of metabolic therapies that have been proposed for cancer treatment, including the ketogenic diet, high-dose vitamin C therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and others. The ketogenic diet is a high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet that has been suggested to help starve cancer cells by limiting their access to glucose. High-dose vitamin C therapy involves the administration of large doses of vitamin C, which has been suggested to have anticancer effects. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurized chamber, which has been suggested to enhance the body's immune function and increase oxygen delivery to tissues, potentially inhibiting cancer growth. While some of these metabolic therapies have shown promising results in preclinical studies, there is limited clinical evidence to support their use as cancer treatments. The American Cancer Society states that there is not enough evidence to recommend metabolic therapies as cancer treatments and that more research is needed to determine their safety and effectiveness. It is also important to note that some metabolic therapies may have potential risks and side effects and should be used under the guidance of a qualified healthcare provider. Cancer treatment decisions should be made in consultation with a healthcare professional who can provide evidence-based recommendations tailored to individual patient needs." Reply Red Cape420 Red Cape420 3 weeks ago There's more money to be made in treating the cancer than curing the cancer😢 7 Reply Ed Rock Ed Rock 1 month ago I love this man! 6 Reply calliegal235 calliegal235 1 month ago We need a hearing in Washington..... and full public coverage of the hearings. 3 Reply Prof. Tobias Kevorkazito Prof. Tobias Kevorkazito 1 month ago Love this info ❤ 5 Reply pcastonguay pcastonguay 1 month ago It seems to me that the only way I can get metabolic therapy is to do it on my own. I can easily on my own do water fasting, which reduces the glucose. But what can I do on my own to reduce glutamine? 19 Reply 10 replies locky locky 9 days ago (edited) As a colon stage 4 metastases patient, spending 3 years changing my diet/ lifestyle and still becoming sick and dieing anyway scares me more than spending the last few years of my life doing what i want to do, Watching this video makes more than enouph sence to change my life style, however after nearly 30 rounds of chemo I'm to tired, maybe i need to touphen up if i want a longer life and do what needs to be done. 2 Reply 1 reply Paul Herbert Paul Herbert 3 weeks ago Are there any clinics that you are aware of where people can go to be treated or learn about this metabolic strategy? 1 Reply Gary Lewis Gary Lewis 4 weeks ago Living with an incurable disease is so hard, but you just have to live life day by day as it goes by (Cancer sucks)... Reply 4 replies pat nunley pat nunley 1 month ago Thank you so much what an amazing, amazing amazing presentation 7 Reply Sasa Bobita Sasa Bobita 3 weeks ago D, LE DOCTOR VĂ RUGĂM SĂ FIE TRADUS TOT CE VORBITI SI IN ROMANĂ ,CĂ NU INTELEGEM NIMIC .VĂ IUBIM ❤ 1 Reply Paul Dickson Paul Dickson 1 month ago The problem is basically that physicians are forced into standards of care by their own system of research definitions, gold standards etc. Plus as was stated who funds the research with little financial outcomes for the researchers! 6 Reply Mike Dahmen Mike Dahmen 2 weeks ago Thanks Guys! Is L-glutamine safe to take while fighting cancer? Thanks! 1 Reply Christoph Meier Christoph Meier 12 days ago Thank you for this fascinating interview. What I don't understand is how can a keto diet help since animal products are pact with glutamine and if I understood Dr Seyfried correctly, cancer cells can survive on glutamine ? Can anybody exain please. Also glutamine seem to be essential for the rest of the body ? Thanks in advance Christoph 1 Reply 2 replies Charlie Bad Handz Charlie Bad Handz 6 days ago I remember seeing cigarette adsmagazines in the 60's claiming a particular brand of cigarettes were healthy and the brand that most doctors smoked 😅 , Concerning sugar and diet it seems not much has changed ! Reply Ponce Pg Ponce Pg 1 month ago Yes the people have to demand the action!!! 3 Reply João Francisco João Francisco 2 weeks ago "I don't know what you're doing but keep doing it!" 1 Jesse Chappus Reply Paublus Americanus AMERICANUS Paublus Americanus AMERICANUS 1 month ago I can see why MD ANDERSON & Sloan Kettering add nauseum can't abide by Seyfried? 1.because he is 100% correct. 2. To think they have wasted so much time in a failing pursuit IT IS HARD TO ADMIT. 10 Reply 1 reply uday upasni upasni uday upasni upasni 3 weeks ago (edited) Like The way doc laughs 😊make me Happy😊😊 1 Jesse Chappus Reply Rick Rick 1 month ago The VA system treated my IIIA rectal tumor 7 yrs ago. Radio, chemo, surgery. The surgery left me a eunuch with a crap bag and Foley catheter. If I knew how poor my quality of life would be after treatment, I would have opted out.... My surgeon confirmed what I read online, that cancer cells have 10 times the glucose receptors as healthy cells. That's very simple math,but it was too late to help me. I understand now why Farrah Fawcett refused surgery. RIP.. Presently, I have a 2.4 cm mass in my left kidney that VA keeps putting off doing anything about, like a biopsy. So I guess I'm on my own to slow it's growth via IF and keto/carnivore. Blood in my Foley bag, Anemia, fatigue, etc, but they won't even call it cancer. 3 Reply 3 replies Rick West Rick West 1 month ago (edited) I wonder if there would be more success if they went outside the US to do the trials. I also wonder if a patient could have success if the patient filed a lawsuit demanding access to this care. 3 Reply 2 replies Y W Y W 3 weeks ago I always hear about this drug (DON) but don’t know how and where to get it, that’s the important information we need as well. 1 Reply Sherlyn Patterson Sherlyn Patterson 1 month ago Does his theory about metabolic therapy work on NF2(nuerofibrosis) category of tumors? Or does he have a trail for NF2 patients? 2 Reply 1 reply Chris Price Chris Price 3 weeks ago The AMA doesn’t want to do anything that makes them lose money. It’s ALL about the money. 3 Reply nebaicita nebaicita 3 weeks ago Thomas you show as the path...now its upon us to make it one day standar of care...will take long but we will acomplish 2 Reply Dawn Summers Dawn Summers 20 hours ago It’s not a matter of having a broken system. It’s a matter of greed. Greed built the cancer treatment machine. Now the machine is so large and employs so many people that to cure cancer would cripple our economy. Reply pdfull pdfull 1 month ago It is not ignored. People are looking for direction. They don’t want the poison that kills the person trying to kill the tumor. 7 Reply dickverploegen dickverploegen 1 month ago Thank you very much for your work and clear expanation Dr Seyfried Talking about the sun being the centre of our solar system please take a look at the video s of "Jeranism" for a start. Thank you again you appear to me as an honest man Reply Mia Ash Mia Ash 1 month ago What about having guests such as Joe Rogan with 14+ million subscribers? Or Russel Brand, Dwayne Johnson, .....? Going through the so-called celebrities is one sure way to get the message (Metabolic Therapy) out! 3 Reply 1 reply Fred Pennington Fred Pennington 6 days ago What are the details of a METABOLIC DIET for fighting Cancer? 2 Reply lizardfirefighter110 lizardfirefighter110 1 month ago Here is a guest you should have : The author of “How to Starve Cancer” Jane McLelland Over a period of 10 years she developed a protocol to cure her cancer. She used a combination of diet, exercise, mild chemotherapy, and supplements like Metformin and Quercetin. She found that some cancers can switch from being fueled by sugar to protein. 7 Reply 3 replies Yann Monnier Yann Monnier 4 weeks ago how long does it take for a cancer cell to die if the body is under a strict Keto diet? Reply Koen Oz Koen Oz 1 month ago Bit confused now....prostate cancer that metastasised after a full prostatectomy gets treated with blocking testosterone! BUT...what about sugar and glutamine? Does the prostate cancer mainly drives on testosterone or sugar and glutamine ? 2 Reply 1 reply Lin H Lin H 1 month ago This is very confusing. I used to supplement my glutamine because it was good to me. So many of the really healthy foods you eat are high in glutamine. So how do you take care of this problem? 12 Reply 7 replies Miss Black Miss Black 4 weeks ago Does anyone know exactly what level of ketones is necessary to fight cancer mmol 1 Reply Chuck Dudinetz Chuck Dudinetz 2 weeks ago We need info on how to get Glutamine inhibitors, ketosis information is out there for everyone, glutamine is the missing piece 1 Jesse Chappus Reply Betty F Betty F 11 days ago So, we as people can empower ourselves but controlling the glucose and glutamine within our own bodies. How do we do that? What do we have to do? 2 Reply Samantha Corner Samantha Corner 12 days ago How about taking it to the UK where the patients don't need to pay for their treatment, so the savings would go straight to the NHS? National Health Service 1 Reply T Rex T Rex 1 month ago What about acute leukemias? There is apparently a study by dr Mukhejeree that keto increases AML in mice. 1 Reply 1 reply Randall Dare Randall Dare 2 weeks ago Get this man a go fund me site to get the Money 'so the big dogs can't stop him 'and his voice. 1 Jesse Chappus Reply Colonel Phyrgian Colonel Phyrgian 1 month ago I love Dr. Seyfried, but this is a little frustrating. He's asked numerous times where to go, and his answer is, "Well, go to your local clinic and see how that goes. They'll throw you out." I totally get that the medical establishment isn't ideal. So IS there an actual protocol people can do at home? Is there a clinic where Dr. Seyfried sees patients? I love that there are answers out there and probably a protocol, but...where? Thanks! 1 Reply 1 reply danny noguet danny noguet 1 day ago Anyone have a suggestion for metasis in the bladder? Reply Natasha B Natasha B 2 weeks ago Maybe it would be beneficial to join support groups representing various cancers & all bang on the doors together. 1 Reply Jesse Chappus · 2 replies T. Theo T. Theo 1 month ago This is intriguing.watched many of your vids on this.I agree radiation and chemotherapy is Stone Age barbaric poison. Horrific. 100 years from now they’ll look back at this ,like we look back at bloodletting. But I have one question on cancer being a metabolic disease. If it’s a metabolic disease I am confused on how babies at birth or month old can have cancer right away. When they didn’t have a chance to cause metabolic problems. With their diet.Please explain thank you. 5 Reply 7 replies Lori Lee Lori Lee 1 month ago Hello, was the metastatic cancer female or male? My family member says there's no way to cure the female type. Thank you. Reply Aaron Sherwin Aaron Sherwin 12 days ago The established protocol is a prooven money maker. Tell the people what the glutamine and glucose inhibitors are so they can treat themselves. We know how to do keto. Damn Reply Andrew White Andrew White 6 days ago I have stage 4 prostate cancer and i dont want conventional treatment. I wish I could have Dr.Seyfried for a doctor. My oncologist wants to load me with 6 rounds of chemo, radiation and hormone therapy. Its just not fair! Doing as much research as i can, I need 3 more scans and then i have to make a decision. Im not ready to die. Thanks fo listening and good luck to anyone that has to go through this. Reply Betty F Betty F 11 days ago Sounds like some kind of Ketogenic diet would be beneficial. High protein and fresh fruits and veggies, Let's help the little people. 1 Reply goru goru goru goru 1 month ago Hello. Can we eat fat while having a oral squamous cell carcinoma? I saw some studies claiming that cancer cells can feed easily on lipids. I'm asking this becaus I'm still confusded Hello. Can we eat fat especially animal fats(tallow, butter, etc) while having a oral squamous cell carcinoma? Thanks in advance for your help? Reply 1 reply Daniel Rusu Daniel Rusu 2 weeks ago Thank you very much! 1 Jesse Chappus Reply Billy Kogler Billy Kogler 1 month ago They say there’s no data to support what you say. Even thought it makes a lot of since to me. It’s all about the money. We’ve spent hundreds of thousands to go no where. Reply Karen Rainey Karen Rainey 4 days ago (edited) Why don't ALL the GOOD Doctors band together for the GOOD of ALL Reply M.J. de Bruin M.J. de Bruin 1 month ago So preventing is the best option. No sugar, no starge, no processed foods, no chemicals. Only biological low carb food once or twice a day. Reply Scott Davies Scott Davies 3 weeks ago I’ve now watched three videos to talk about reducing glucose and glutamine. But no instructions on how to reduce glutamine other than referring to a drug, but not by name. what is the drug???? 2 Reply 1 reply Norman Dubowitz Norman Dubowitz 1 month ago But what is metabolic therapy? Please give an example .Is it recommended for any stage of cancer. Logical theory needs experimental data to substantiate. Mono sodium glutamate in virtually every processed food could it be playing a deadly role?. Surely if your blood sugar is normal you are not vulnerable?So a keto diet is going to starve malignant cells.? 2 Reply 3 replies Amruth sai Amruth sai 9 days ago Thank you!🤍🙏🏼🌞 1 Jesse Chappus Reply Joseph Drach Joseph Drach 3 days ago This man talks a lot but says nothing proven..He says thatfasting and thena Keto diet will be far more effective than mainstream cancer treatments. His theories and his treatments remain un0roven. I would love to see fasting and a diet cure cancer. It just is not so. Reply Fluffy Hamster Fluffy Hamster 6 days ago Fun Fact.. The people in countries who has the lowest cancer rates, also have the highest intake of unrefined Carbohydrates and the lowest intake of processed meat’s 🤔 Reply Troy Troy 2 weeks ago Do you have a book or pamphlet to go about this. What to eat. What kind of vitamins. Any shots to boost your body to rid itself of the sugars in your body. Please let me know 1 Reply b b 4 weeks ago I lost weight, dieted, weighed 103 then I got cancer. Reply Earwaxfire909 Earwaxfire909 2 weeks ago There is an interesting paper: "Berberine Inhibits Growth of Liver Cancer Cells by Suppressing Glutamine Uptake." Is there any other like this? 1 Reply paul gill paul gill 2 days ago Can someone please explain what is metabolic treatment. Is it a diet change? Reply Brenda Maxwell Brenda Maxwell 9 days ago How About a Debate between this terrific man and these Big Clinic Guys ! That would be absolutely MUST SEE ! Reply Jalane Woodman Jalane Woodman 2 weeks ago I have small cell lung cancer and asked my oncologist about this and she said she hasn't heard about this so basically got brushed of Reply Jesse Chappus · 1 reply East CoastKickz East CoastKickz 1 month ago Stress spikes cortisol- cortisol spikes blood sugar. Cancer is happy. 1 Reply DevilsAngel / Reviews & Experiences DevilsAngel / Reviews & Experiences 3 weeks ago (edited) Millions of people lost their lives to the greed of Medical sector. 2 Reply Robert / Mona Taylor Robert / Mona Taylor 3 weeks ago Doug Kaufmann has been saying this for years. Check out his show KNOW THE CAUSE on youtube. Awesome information. Reply Alice Alice 1 month ago HOPE YOU WILL READ AND ANSWER THIS MESSAGE Professor Seyfried says: “During malignant transformation, cancer cells modify the consumption and processing of glutamine to sustain cell growth and proliferation. Both Glucose and Glutamine are cancer cells fuel.” In a Carnivore diet, one consumes high levels of Glutamine. Yet, I understand that Professor Seyfried is approving of the Carnivore Diet, as preventing cancer. Or have I understood incorrectly?? I am not a medical professional and trying to understand his message correctly. Look forward to your response. 6 Reply 7 replies Kenneth Ward Kenneth Ward 1 month ago The Oncologist sent me back to Urologist for hormone shot(s) before getting chemo. He gave me an appointment in 6 weeks. It just feels like that don't care. 4 Reply 1 reply Dean Fisher Dean Fisher 2 weeks ago You yourself have to take responsibility to educate yourself. In the physical and mental aspects of ALL of lifes challenges . Take control. Reply Cheryl Booze Cheryl Booze 2 days ago Is metabolic the same as immunotherapy?? Reply YeshuaMyKing YeshuaMyKing 1 month ago Water fasting is hard Cancer is harder 2 Reply jammin6816 jammin6816 3 weeks ago I think people can just immediately go on a 30 water only fast then get tested again. The cancer should be gone but if not, continue another 14 days and retest. No clinic required except for testing. Reply Patrick Doherty Patrick Doherty 1 month ago Can someone please explain critically if this guy is the real deal? 1 Reply Cathy Kirton Cathy Kirton 1 month ago Give us the recipe to do it ourselves, a guide of some sort 3 Reply Betty F Betty F 11 days ago What is involved in this Metabolic Therapy? 1 Reply Betty F Betty F 11 days ago What's involved in metabolic therapy? 1 Reply Breakin Free Breakin Free 1 month ago What information should we have got from this?? Reply 689777 689777 1 month ago (edited) I disagree with some of the things he said about cancer treatments available now. My family member has Stage 4 adenocarcinoma, her oncologist told her she only had 1.5 yr to live, but she is still surviving after aggressive chemo therapy and now she has lived 3.5 yr after diagnoses. Besides, The genetic therapy that many lung cancer patients are using to turn off gene mutations such as EGFR, RET, ALK, are able to extend many years of their lives without the side effects of chemo. Also, Many many colorectal cancer patients with high PDL1 score respond extremely well to Immunotherapy such as Keytruda and they live many many years just like a normal person. His generalization is too generalized 😅. Besides, for those who are overdosing on sugar and processed foods and eating very unhealthily, a simple improvement of diet can definitely get a good response in their cancer. However, for people like us who already eat a very healthy diet, it is not that simple to shrink the cancer. Again, it is NOT that simple. For some very early stage cancers such as tongue cancer, possibly caused by HPV virus exposure, those are easily improved by simply improving immunity, diet, reducing stress and improving lifestyle. This doesn’t apply to all cancers!! Cancer is a highly individualistic and specific disease that you cannot just generally “cure” just by changing diet. Don’t mislead people to think that all treatments are bad and useless! The least thing you want is to have patients not willing to look for treatments and self-treat until it’s too late! 2 Reply 1 reply judy zieglgansberger judy zieglgansberger 6 days ago Drug companies will fight this happening 1 Reply Anthony Cassar Anthony Cassar 1 month ago Hi, Could we kindly be advised on clinics in Sydney Australia that support Dr Thomas Seyfried strategy. Thankyou 4 Reply Locksmith Burt Locksmith Burt 1 month ago Does the Dr. have any place that I can find out what to do, what is the “diet and life style changes”? 4 Reply Vanessa Price Vanessa Price 1 month ago My son's clinic is in Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦. 1 Reply Dwayne Turton Dwayne Turton 1 month ago Where can you go to get metabolic therapy most hospitals don’t do it?? 1 Reply Debbie wardell Debbie wardell 1 month ago How do you get glutamine out of your diet?? 1 Reply Z2821 Z2821 2 weeks ago I understand cutting out glucose, how do you cut out glutamine? Reply Eric Graham Eric Graham 1 month ago Question: Could we add Ozone Therapy to the Mix? 1 Reply 1 reply Pht People Health Tech best Pht People Health Tech best 2 days ago 20:00 research paper - 'Ketogenic Metabolic Therapy, Without Chemo or Radiation" Reply Paul Tin Paul Tin 1 month ago (edited) The biopsy spreads the cancer seed, please can you make your treatment program available? 4 Reply Wally Paige Wally Paige 1 month ago (edited) What is Metabolic Therapy. Please help me understand. I believe this man. Question. Do they put sugar in chemo treatments? 2 Reply Aimee Rice Aimee Rice 1 month ago Um, still waiting for an answer to: where can we get this treatment? 1 Reply Andrew Scott Andrew Scott 10 days ago Go to your naturopath & dietician to set up a Ketosis diet that you can follow & then you have assistance from your Dietician in maintaining your dietary program. The hardest thing about cancer treatment is changing the food you eat , reducing a toxic environment and our modern lifestyle . The medical doctor & the hospitals will not support this new treatment regime We are in a huge mess concerning alternate successful treatments . How do we change the broken cancer system that is being controlled by big Pharma who make billions of dollars from selling their cancer drugs , chemo & radiataton treatments that are basically ineffective treatments as the cancer death rates remain high. I Appreciate the logic & commonsense approach to this less toxic & better cancer treatment. Reply JMVR JMVR 1 month ago Seems like he never actually answers your first question. What exactly does he mean by metabolic theory? How does he block glutamine? Where can someone get this therapy? Will he answer these questions? 7 Reply meryn williams meryn williams 2 weeks ago Can it work for motor neurone disease 1 Reply Mary Mccluskey Mary Mccluskey 2 weeks ago What about CBD + THC 1 Reply Gusta Beumer Gusta Beumer 3 weeks ago We are not going in that direction because of MONEY. 2 Reply YeshuaMyKing YeshuaMyKing 1 month ago U need NDs also Not just MDs Don’t discount them They go to med school PLUS 1 Reply Luke Perrin Luke Perrin 1 month ago The Care oncology clinic in London has this strategy, they give you Metformin, Mebendazole, Averstatin, and Doxycycline. So it is being done, they also have clinics in the US and Australia, probably elsewhere. They don’t recommend Keto though, they recommend a Mediterranean diet. Just low GI and low sugar. But having less than 30 grams of carbs a day seems too extreme to me. 7 Reply 18 replies Roshinie Joseph Roshinie Joseph 1 month ago My husband had his 2nd round of stem cell transplant in February 2022, myeloma is at zero but red blood cell counts n platelets are low , anyone has tried fasting for this type of cancer , we at wits end cos Lenalimide chemo tablet n has side effects affecting his quality of life He’s 70 yrs old God bless Reply Killing cancer with a breakthrough therapy | 60 Minutes Full Episodes 60 Minutes 2.13M subscribers Subscribe 35K Share 2.1M views 1 month ago Full Episodes | 60 Minutes From 2015, Scott Pelley’s report on brain cancer patients that are in clinical trials of a therapy that uses a re-engineered polio virus to kill cancer cells; And from 2016, Pelley’s follow up report on the clinical trials after the therapy was granted “breakthrough status” by the FDA. … Shop the 60 Minutes store CBS News 60 Minutes 11 oz Black Mug $16.95 Paramount Shop CBS News 60 Minutes Adult Short Sleeve T-Shirt Grey / SM $24.95 Paramount Shop CBS News 60 Minutes Laser Engraved Stemless Wine Glass $17.95 Paramount Shop CBS News 60 Minutes Logo Fleece Hooded Sweatshirt Black / XL $44.95 Paramount Shop CBS News 60 Minutes Logo Women's Tri-Blend T-Shirt Grey / M $29.95 Paramount Shop CBS News 60 Minutes Logo Journal $29.95 Paramount Shop 4,275 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... northerniltree northerniltree 1 month ago I lost my much beloved wife to glioblastoma in 1998. She was 33 when diagnosed, and died at 35. She left behind a 2-year old daughter, and two mid-teen sons. We had done all the traditional therapies: surgery, chemo and radiation. We even went to Mexico for a few months of bogus "medicine". I wish this therapy was around at that time. I am so glad for those who can now be saved. This is the best news I have heard since losing my wife and best friend. 2.7K Reply 205 replies LT LT 1 month ago I have stage four breast cancer. My doctor looked at me in the eye and said “you will live for years, and in your lifetime, there will be a cure. My hope is that you are healthy enough for that cure to work”. I’ve heard similar things for many different types of cancer. They are close. Keep praying for a cure! 715 Reply 93 replies * ZT * ZT 1 month ago To all the doctors involved in this research, thank you so much and very sorry for the families whose loved ones did not make it! 129 Reply Jonathan Sawyer Jonathan Sawyer 1 month ago For the members devoting their entire being for a chance to cure a disease they themselves do not have is nothing but heroic We ALL salute you 75 Reply 1 reply V.L. Cason of The Voice of V V.L. Cason of The Voice of V 1 month ago I lost my Mom to a Glio. She only lasted 2 months after diagnosis. Rest easy to all who we’ve lost to this horrible cancer. 161 Reply 8 replies Robert Mahler Robert Mahler 1 month ago RIP, Nancy. I am crying buckets over you being gone. Your smile is radiant and gives hope to so many. Your courage and pioneering spirit are amazing! 138 Reply 9 replies The Lonesome Fisherman The Lonesome Fisherman 1 month ago I lost my wife to gliosarcoma June 23, 2004. Gliosarcoma is similar to the glioblastoma discussed in this video but even more aggressive. She fought it with grace and courage for 18 months, 3 times longer than she was given at diagnosis. She was also a 5 year breast cancer survivor, the two cancers being unrelated. The MRI's shown here could have been hers insofar as they're so similar. Seeing these brings back such a rush of painful memories. Sighs, I miss her terribly. Yet my heart is gladdened by this report, with the hope others will not have to endure what she and I did. I have the gray ribbon for brain cancer as my profile avatar. For all those who fought and lost, lest we forget, and to those few who've fought and won, your courage is beyond compare. 330 Reply 38 replies DJ BIS DJ BIS 1 month ago (edited) As a recipient of Duke's amazing, life saving therapy, I can only thank them, and God for having had the opportunity of participating in such great medical achievement. It truly is a miracle. I thank them for giving me a second chance at life and giving me hope. Their facility, staff and thd work they do is world class. The absolute best there is. Also Stephanie and family, thank you for being so brave and risking it all. You have saved many lives and a great deal of credit goes to you. 313 Reply 41 replies Scotty G Scotty G 3 weeks ago My life partner of more than 20 years succumbed to glioblastoma multiforme in about 4 months. For these folks to have kicked it down for all those years is heart-wrenchingly beautiful, for anyone who’s not seen what this beast does will not understand. Duke U. You go! That this beast eventually took these brave souls only speaks to how vital this research is. Thank you Duke. 5 Reply Elvenkind Elvenkind 1 month ago I've lost two grandmothers to cancer, so I'm really happy to see these results and in general to hear about so many strides in medical science. God bless these people that work so hard to heal those with no hopes. 12 Reply 1 reply Mel M Mel M 1 month ago (edited) I am very grateful for the success of this much needed therapy. As an RN my heart dropped when I realized that Stephanie Hopper was Stephanie Lipscomb, the trail blazer of this research. 60 minutes should add her maiden name at 54:10. May her light continue to shine through and through to these brave souls and their families. 74 Reply 6 replies himmę himmę 1 month ago Seeing Stephanie at the end and then learning she passed away not long after is very sad. It made me cry. She seemed like a beautiful person. 94 Reply 8 replies Ana Andrade Ana Andrade 1 month ago (edited) Rest in peace to everyone who died with cancer. The fight still continues 💪 Rest in peace mom 4/26/2002😢 677 Reply 27 replies Puzzling 7 Puzzling 7 1 month ago Thank you to all of medical explorer's out there. My dad was also a medical explorer. He was in a cancer medical trial at the Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute. He was the oldest, on the medication longer and was completely cured of bone, brain, lungs and liver cancer than anyone on earth. He passed away of natural causes at 92 years old. 61 Reply 4 replies airmail man airmail man 1 month ago It's so sad that Stephanie and several others died from this horrible disease. They will always be remembered as pioneers in our struggle to make cancer a thing of the past. God bless them all. 15 Reply Greg Edmonds Greg Edmonds 1 month ago Stephane, the first patient undergo the polio trial, died in 2020 at age 28. Sad as that is, she was afforded eight full years of life she wouldn't have had without the treatment. Cancer is a horror, and will be for a very long time. 48 Reply 1 reply Michelle R Michelle R 1 month ago Many thanks and much gratitude to this brave woman, Nancy Justice, who passed away April 6, 2016, two years after her pioneering participation in this program. Thank you Nancy for all you did for cancer patients everywhere. 16 Reply 1 reply Anand Subramanian Anand Subramanian 1 month ago (edited) Dr Rohmier, Henry Friedman and the team deserve a Nobel prize. This is huge victory for human kind. Having lost my father (1986), close friend's brother (2015) and ex - colleague's sister (2019) to this terrible cancer - Astrocytoma Grade 4, also called GBM it is so satisfying to know there is hope. 16 Reply Boom boom Watts Boom boom Watts 1 month ago My dad had glioblastoma… he passed in the summer of 2015. Dad had never been sick a day in his life until then. Watching my dad deteriorate and wither in nothing but skin and bones was devastating. I pray a cure is found. 323 Reply 28 replies BetsyS BetsyS 1 month ago (edited) How incredible!! It was so wonderful to see pt#1 & pt#3 just living life now as it should be. What incredible courage that young woman showed!! At the same time, my heart goes out to Nancy and her family. Her life, for certain, has benefited countless others ❤. For a couple decades I worked as a Neuro ICU RN and saw many pts suffer and pass from brain tumors. It was heart breaking. I now work to support clinical trials but not in the Neuro field. It's exciting to see these advances which,in my mind, would have implications for most all tumors I witless think, that are contained tumors anyway.. Bravo Duke Team !! 11 Reply 1 reply Mr. Jay Mr. Jay 2 weeks ago To all the researchers 🔬 and doctors who have dedicated their lives to these experimental medical breakthroughs.... We sincerely say Thank you! for pushing humanity forward ✨ 3 Reply goldfish 5252 goldfish 5252 2 weeks ago This is amazing!! So happy that there are increasingly number of treatments for cancer. We definitely need more young people to focus on research in the medical field. This was a lifelong research by a researcher. Kudos Reply A. Gair A. Gair 2 weeks ago This is such a breakthrough and I am so glad to be alive to witness this because of the family and friends that have died from this curse of a plague! Reply Anne Sandstrom Music Anne Sandstrom Music 3 weeks ago Bravo to the trial participants. I was in two separate Phase 1 clinical trials that used immunotherapy to treat advanced ovarian cancer. That was 23 years ago. I’ve been cancer free since. 1 Reply M Chapman M Chapman 1 month ago Such brave people to offer themselves for a trial like this. RIP those who didn't manage to survive. 163 Reply 8 replies Daniel Henrique de Araujo Daniel Henrique de Araujo 1 month ago Que notícia boa! Espero que dê tudo certo e comece fazer parte de uma nova maneira de ajudar as pessoas. Nunca ninguém poderia imaginar que o vírus da polio poderia salvar vidas. 4 Reply Heather Lindsay Heather Lindsay 3 weeks ago To all ppl who have endured cancer my heartfelt love goes out to you all every one a warrior to those who pass from it you are not forgotten ❤️ ♥️ for those still fighting this program could lead them to hope for those of us surviving it's a day at at time and a priceless blessing it's during this time receiving love and kindness goes a long way don't let everyday things get in the way of telling that survivor for however long they get to spend that you love them for when you go through it alone only the lord hears your tears so if you know someone that's going through any stage of cancer take some time to spend a little time with them because none of us know the day we will be called home Amen Lord Jesus for the gift you give me upon waking which is one more precious day of life Amen Reply BobRooney BobRooney 1 month ago this episode is priceless. giving hope where there is none. a show everyone should watch. because every family has someone that has suffered with cancer. 3 Reply veowsaku veowsaku 1 month ago A fighting chance is what the patients are looking for! The outcome is the outcome so thank you for let the patients stay in the game longer. God bless the research&medical team for giving all of us hope and the will to live longer. 1 Reply wexwell wexwell 1 month ago Scientist like Dr. Mathias, deserve all the credit, for dedicating their lives to find and develop these treatments and cures. So much more to learn and so much more to do. No rest for these scientists. Hope the people and governments realize it and support them instead of cutting their research finding and making them suffer. Reply moonrunrs moonrunrs 1 month ago My friend contracted glioblastoma in 2016 and was given the polio injection during his treatment. Unfortunately, it did not work and he passed away in 2018. These stories are from 2016. I wonder what new findings have been made since this time. So sorry for the losses of Stephanie and Brendan. They were so brave. 348 Reply 45 replies Michael Jones Michael Jones 3 weeks ago (edited) My dad lost his childhood friend to glioblastoma (brain tumor) in 2006 😢.. his name was Tom, and he was absolutely most fit person we knew at the time, did daily runs; would do marathons etc. Least he got to Travel the world before passing. RIP. It's one of the reason's why we donate each year to Cancer Society in New Zealand. I remember growing up always getting treats and OJ; and being allowed to pick strawberries from his garden to eat. In his last weeks of being alive, he was miserable and my dad felt awful so they gave him some chocolate (he wasn't suppose to have it) but it was a moment of happiness in absolute dread.. 2 weeks later he passed away. 5 Reply chasinglight chasinglight 1 month ago My mother passed on from glioblastoma and liver/pancreatic cancer in 2014. As much as I miss her and all my loved ones that have passed, I believe we all go to a much better place, people and animals, and that we’ll all be reunited again. Love and peace to all ❤🙏🏻 46 Reply 6 replies Suzie Nakasian Suzie Nakasian 1 month ago Nancy and Greg - you are a powerful inspiration ! Thank you for your courage in being the center of this public account of HOPE for us in the face of glioblastoma !! Your smile and hot pink "go" spirit - is a miracle in itself! Thank you for your willingness to take on being the center of this Story of HOPE!!! May your each and every day be full of love and delights! Thank you for your inspiring courage - both individually and as a couple!! . . . and family! 10 Reply The Motor Trade The Motor Trade 1 month ago Nancy's story brought me to tears for her boys. How unfair to lose their mother so young. 16 Reply Pappa Lan Pappa Lan 1 month ago (edited) To everyone in the comment section, who had a loved one taken from cancer, or is currently suffering from it. My thoughts go out to you, not only does it take our loved ones away, but it can also destroy more than just lives. Be strong. <3 4 Reply 1 reply Andria Weil Andria Weil 1 month ago My mother passed away after 4.5 months from glioblastoma. That was 29 years ago. Any progress on this terrible diagnosis is amazing. I am so thankful for this progress. Bless these doctors and patients who are taking these risks. 98 Reply 3 replies Blonde Bobbi Blonde Bobbi 1 month ago Really sad that Stephanie died. The first patient and she had so much to live for. Rest in peace all who have died of cancer. Please try to catch it in its earliest stages. God bless <3 24 Reply 2 replies Julia Isabella Julia Isabella 1 month ago The polio guy needs to win the Nobel prize for medicine. 22 Reply Franz Ferdinand Franz Ferdinand 1 month ago Thank you to all the doctors involved, saving lives is the best feeling ever! 3 Reply kate chen kate chen 1 month ago I lost my aunt and then my beloved father to cancer. I really hope there are better treatments to cure, extend life or even just reduce the pain and suffering. Those patients were brave, Would like to see more of the treatment development. 3 Reply mrs benedict cumberbatch mrs benedict cumberbatch 1 month ago To all the people who lost their loved ones to this and are seeing them suffer, all I can do is pray and send warm hugs to you. Stay strong.. someone over here is thinking of you and you are not alone 4 Reply signupisannoying signupisannoying 1 month ago To those of us who are cancer free, let's remember to appreciate life, be kind to others, be happy, don't fret over the little things and live healthy to prevent cancer. 492 Reply 15 replies Ramesh Patel Ramesh Patel 1 month ago God bless all patients who took part in this experiment and successfully came out cancer free in Polio trial. Congrats to doctors & scientists at Duke.✌️👍 2 Reply Simple Christian Living Simple Christian Living 1 month ago Thank you to all the brave people who try all the new treatments! Future generations appreciate your courage and gift!! 1 Reply Jesse H. Bey Jesse H. Bey 1 month ago Its so incredibly unbelievable, and horrible that people are still dying from cancer. Ive lost multiple family members to it. There have been multiple Doctors that have found the cure for Cancer and they have been silenced. I sincerely hope we can eliminate it from society right now. 12 Reply Steven lucas Steven lucas 4 days ago I can't thank you enough Dr Obaz, for the special and great care you provided during my cancer illness. Indeed you are a unique gift to your patient. I'm blessed to have you as my doctor. I'm grateful for your wonderful medicine doc🎉🎉 1 Reply cathleen chin cathleen chin 1 month ago The first participants are brave. Wishing the researchers much success down the road, and the patients cure and health. 👏🏼👏🏼 74 Reply wowerman wowerman 1 month ago Thanks to everyone involved in this.This is fantastic news to those with cancer to have hope for best treatment to receive. 2 Reply RSC4 PEACE RSC4 PEACE 3 weeks ago This is one of the best cases of hardcore science and scientists doing something, well can make 'MIRACLES" happen on demand and repeat it, most of the time. This is the classic evolution of a knowledge-based, fact-based approach that does all humanity the most good. So well done and documented by the 60 Minutes team. Well done Duke and all the team that has achieved remarkable milestones in new cancer therapy. I am sure there are at least a few Nobel Prizes due here Reply Tiffanie Troutman Tiffanie Troutman 10 days ago Just buried my cousin 5 days ago.....wishing we would have known this was an option.....we would have tried ANYTHING!!!!! Rest in peace Melissa We love you soooooo much! 1 Reply Keri Owen Keri Owen 1 month ago What a blessing this is. I lost my father to a glio and to watch this is so hopeful for others. 1 Reply Heather H Heather H 1 month ago My husband passed from a GBM in 2007. He did, awake brain surgery, chemo and radiation but also got into a vaccinatiion therapy program at UCLA medical center. He lived 3.5 years with this curse. His father also passed from the same thing. This program brought me to tears. 268 Reply 23 replies Tahera Moosvi Tahera Moosvi 1 month ago Thanks to researchers & good luck to all the patients who are participating in the advanced treatment receivers. 1 Reply Shaun Hall Shaun Hall 1 month ago Amazing! Years ago when my mom was being treated for cancer we were told that a cure was close to being discovered. Reply jefrodad jefrodad 1 month ago So exciting to have these treatments available. I’ve lost several love ones to cancer. And I wish they would spend more effort on determining the cause of these cancers. They seem to be on the rise. Roughly half of us wind up with cancer someday in our lives. I suspect it is all the radiation that we have allowed to proliferate due to cell phones. 4 Reply Frederick Castillo Frederick Castillo 17 hours ago I've lost two students from childhood cancer. I hope this treatments will be successful. Its hard to loose someone you love. Reply dvora vithanovsky dvora vithanovsky 1 month ago That's exactly what makes 60 minutes the best program on earth. Thank you so much and thanks the medical professionals who devote heroic efforts to overcome dreadful diseases. 81 Reply Craig White Craig White 1 month ago What a brave individual and a sweet soul,may God hold her in his arms and still her rageing storm. 2 Reply 1 reply David Rahnis David Rahnis 1 month ago This is awesome. Too late for my dad, but hopefully with some fine tuning, this treatment will help many people. 4 Reply Venture Off Road Venture Off Road 2 weeks ago I am certain all the poor souls who have succumbed to cancer are cheering in heaven at this great advancement. As I think of all my dear friends and family that were taken by cancer my heart aches. This news is needed solace, I feel uplifted. Reply M Jax M Jax 1 month ago I love that Nancy ALWAYS has a smile on her face, despite her situation. It must be a big reason why she is still married to her husband and looks to have raised two intelligent, well adjusted young adults. 3 Reply Joshua Watts Joshua Watts 1 month ago Gosh man that girl that was the first to try it just seems like such a sweetheart. Like she was younger than I am now I couldn’t imagine it like it’s awesome they got rid of it 4 Reply MD Britton MD Britton 1 month ago Wow , this was heartbreaking at the end . Thank you 60 minutes for bringing this to us . 81 Reply Asim Ahmed Asim Ahmed 1 month ago Wow. Nothing short of a miracle? Science and execution of scientific research with a carefully measured approach? I am convinced. But would like to convey my heartfelt thanks to all doctors and researchers that made this happen. Kudos to you!! 1 Reply Rajat Roy Rajat Roy 1 month ago Made me cry. Good people, good work. 7 Reply J J 1 month ago My ex fiancé lost her husband in 3 months after his diagnosis, and I lost my father within 18 months after his diagnosis. I only wish this treatment was an option for them. Rest In Peace dad, and Dan. 🙏 4 Reply Jay Jay 1 month ago Jesus that ending absolutely hit me hard. That poor family 6 Reply Emme Ayoub Emme Ayoub 1 month ago (edited) Love Nancy’s Spirit ❤ Thank you for fighting this off for all of us Nancy, and the Medical Team ! 1 Reply John Hoffman John Hoffman 1 month ago I love Stephanie’s story of triumph over cancer! She came out beautiful and lovely. God bless her courage, and thankful for the medical scientists working on this menacing disease. 168 Reply 17 replies Alexei Ramos Alexei Ramos 1 month ago my dad died of this when i was 12 on 2012, im glad people are getting close to a cure no one deserves to die in such pain Reply Arun Anand Arun Anand 3 days ago God bless you and your team. May you succeed in all your endeavors. My mother was diagnosed with GBM and died within 7 months. Reply Joe L Joe L 1 month ago (edited) This aired 8 years ago. Hardly, new breakthrough 8 years later. Can 60 Minutes do an update? So many people are counting on them to deliver current news to find hope to beat their cancers. 13 Reply 2 replies Danny Law Danny Law 1 month ago God bless and care for not only the patients but also the brilliant heric doctors and nurses that work on the cures and care for the patients. It's so terribly unfair and sad, but maybe this time we have real hope. Bless them all. 3 Reply WitherBossBros11 WitherBossBros11 1 month ago The hope for the expanded cancer cures for other types of cancer is enormous. Great story. Reply Culinary Physics Culinary Physics 1 month ago It's amazing to see the progress being made in the fight against cancer, and this breakthrough therapy is a testament to the incredible dedication and hard work of medical professionals and researchers. It's heartening to know that there are innovative treatments like this one available to those who are battling cancer. This video is a reminder of the power of human ingenuity and collaboration, and it's a beacon of hope for anyone who has been affected by this terrible disease. I'm grateful for the scientists and doctors who are working tirelessly to find new ways to treat cancer, and I hope that this breakthrough therapy will continue to save lives and change the world for the better. 97 Reply 8 replies Craig White Craig White 1 month ago I am a survivor of stage 4 lung cancer for 4 years.nearly died from every chemo treatment because of allergic shock.took 25 radiation treatments, was like laying in the sun,loved it.and when it shrank from the tennis ball sized to a much smaller size, the surgeon then aggressively opening me up,not only removing the tumor but half my right lung and ,a rib or two.i never expected to live thru it all.i am 61 years young.the strangest thing came out of all this.when you live for years with the mind set you are dieing.,and it turns out your going to live,you have to learn how to live like your living again. 5 Reply 2 replies Love for God Love for God 2 weeks ago (edited) This is truly a blessing. Now they need to have it available for every patient from breast, lung cancer etc... People have lost so many family members from this. Now, it's time to help the ones who are still living with these different types of cancer." Reply SILVIA SILVIA 1 month ago Dr Oiwoh is Always on time, compassionate, empathetic, easy to talk to and relates exceptionally well. Hands-down the most effective and efficient doctor I recommend him 1 Reply M F M F 2 weeks ago (edited) My dad died of glioblastoma located in the cerebellum in 2010, age 62, 5 months after diagnosis. First symptoms were mild short term memory loss. A year later, he felt like a band was around his head. 6 months after that, he had a constant severe headache, and he kept flipping between chills and sweating. Reply L Lee Kelly L Lee Kelly 2 weeks ago As an ex researcher from MGH this is a truly remarkable study and furthering the research should be an absolute as the results outweigh the downsides. It appears to be a successful therapy for all types of cancers.. Congratulations!!! Reply 1 reply Yu Liang Yu Liang 1 month ago I was an investigator of glioblastoma from late 1990s to early 2000s, and Bigner was one of my role models and had my greatest respect. Back in the days and probably today still, we didn't talk about "cure" of GBM; our goal was to make it to a chronic and manageable disease. Seeing some of the patients to survive so many months after the treatment, as Friedman said, is already very remarkable. 137 Reply 8 replies Rich ard Rich ard 1 month ago My brother passed on last October by glioma. The tumor became 2 tumors and he lost strength on his right side gradually. He had sugery, felt better for a few days, then passed on -10 days later. Seeing these MRIs brings back the memories, our hospital visits, etc. 'Just seen this video, I don't know if this information would have helped had we had come across it earlier. But this is just great. I hope many patients are benefiting from this treatment now. I thank God for these doctors/scientists and for the years we had with our brother. 2 Reply 3 replies Jessica H Jessica H 1 month ago This is exactly what that Vice documentary on cancer showed a decade ago! Amazing! Real hope for stage 4 breast cancer patients like myself. 1 Reply GmarSith_Lord GmarSith_Lord 3 weeks ago Sad for the people that died, but because of them scientific studies continue to move forward. Thank you for sacrifice and may y’all rip. 1 Reply Coffee, Chats and Walks Coffee, Chats and Walks 1 month ago (edited) Please do a follow up then in the next few months to see how effective this treatment is. We're all waiting and hoping with you. Good luck and all the best sweet Nancy. ❤️ 1 Reply Katherine Carpenter Katherine Carpenter 1 month ago Bless her heart, as someone who's going through cancer treatment now I hear that dry mouth she's talking with. God love her. 1 Reply Virgil kirschner Virgil kirschner 1 month ago Lost my fiance due to brain cancer, almost exactly one year ago to this day. I hope this saves many lives and ends the suffering and loss of so many good people. 51 Reply 1 reply LeeLee5 LeeLee5 1 month ago (edited) I lost my precious 41 yr old daughter to this 4/27/2014, after battling it 19 months…she left behind husband and 2 children-14 and 10💔💔 God bless this sweet, brave lady for trying this new way of treatment so others could be helped, and praying for finding a good outcome for others going through this💕🙏💕 2 Reply 3 replies Martha Lisk Martha Lisk 1 month ago Thank you to all the medical professionals working relentlessly on this. I just lost a very good friend from glioblastoma this week. He did have surgery with 95% removal but when went back to do chemo/rad it had already aggressively regrown. He opted to not have any further treatment and made it 5 mo. in amazingly good condition until his final 4 days. Reply Mark Robert Michael Wahlberg Mark Robert Michael Wahlberg 21 hours ago Dr Oiwoh is a great doctor! He’s very understanding and listens to your concerns. He takes time with the patient to help them with their health issues! I highly recommend him to anyone looking for a specialist. 1 Reply M K M K 3 weeks ago Rest in peace Stephanie. I'm bawling my eyes out. You were a hero fighter! 😇 3 Reply Vent lee Vent lee 3 days ago So much accolades to you Dr Awopegba, you restored my happiness and never let me down, your care towards me was excellent, may God continue to increase your coast doc❤ 1 Reply Destiny Destiny 1 month ago This is amazing. My sister passed away at age 44 from Pancreatic Cancer in 2009. I wish they would have found these treatments sooner. May all people who lost their battle to cancer RIP. 😢🙏🏻 156 Reply 28 replies Daniel Henrique de Araujo Daniel Henrique de Araujo 1 month ago É notável a emoção do entrevistador! 2 Reply Animal Antics Animal Antics 1 month ago I hope for better treatment and medicines for the future, thank you to the brave who volunteered in the trials 1 Reply Babavose Babavose 3 weeks ago I’m happy for the ppl who benefited from this treatment in the same time I’m sad that my mama past away before they discover it. Reply Klaus Hermann Klaus Hermann 3 weeks ago I'm so sorry for Stephanie and all the others who passed away... Stephanie seemed to be cured. Reply Blu Cheer Blu Cheer 1 month ago It’s her courage that is so life affirming her family should be so very proud of her 1 Reply nutsdragthefloor nutsdragthefloor 2 weeks ago 😢 RIP to Nancy!!! God bless her family. Cancer has taken some of my family members and close friends. I pray that one day they find a cure 100% Reply Kara Daniels Kara Daniels 1 month ago Thank you all for your sacrifices! All of these patients are heroes. 67 Reply MeLoBeInG Gaming MeLoBeInG Gaming 3 weeks ago It’s aways a pleasure hearing the hard work that people are putting into the future of man kinds well being. ❤❤❤ Reply Frankbobtattoo Frankbobtattoo 1 month ago Thank you for these awesome people who are helping humanity! Reply blair underwood blair underwood 2 weeks ago Thank you so much Dr osaye, indeed you're truly a star seed and a healer sent to earth,I became negative of cancer after using your medication, and did a test a week after,I'm perplexed Reply R Golab R Golab 1 month ago I don't know these people but these stories are so heartbreaking that tears come out of my eyes. 104 Reply 4 replies mark ruven mark ruven 1 month ago Dr Oiwoh has been very attentive to my health issues. I have had complicated health problems and he has addressed them all. He is very kind and patient. I am very grateful for him 1 Reply T G Underwood T G Underwood 3 weeks ago These people are heroes! Patients, nurses and doctors!!! Reply Vincent Masci Vincent Masci 1 month ago I lost my mother from brain cancer .. I hope this works well for this lady . Reply Shelley Ross Shelley Ross 1 month ago This is the greatest bittersweet news. I'm so happy for everyone it will save but sad at all those weve lost to cancer along the way. Cancer is such a horrible thing. Glad to see it go. Reply Jackie Davenport Jackie Davenport 1 month ago Absolutely AMAZING!! Awesome how Polio kills this brain cancer. I wonder has this been used on other cancers. A follow-up on this will be nice to see. Tyvm! 💕 2 Reply 1 reply Becky D Becky D 1 month ago (edited) This is what took my brother at age 24. I am so glad there has been a breakthrough in treatment for all others who have to fight this battle.And absolutely, the best Doctors and Nurses are those who have been through some serious medical stuff themselves; There is a night and day difference, they are more empathetic than those who haven't "been there" personally. 38 Reply Ashley ???? Ashley ???? 1 month ago My cousin passed of this at 18 in 2005. I wish he could have had this chance. 3 Reply Jay R. Jay R. 1 month ago 26:19 , you can see Scott Pelley almost busting into tears talking to that beautiful woman. What an amazing reporter. 1 Reply Katherine Carpenter Katherine Carpenter 1 month ago As someone who just heard the words, "you have cancer" a out a month and a half ago, I can tell you the feeling is hard to describe. Hardest part has been being scared to death, having Dr's. Say they think they can beat it but having to fight insurance company's tooth and nail with appeal after appeal just for the test that needs run. It's sad what you have to go through on top of it. Now I'm in radiation with chemo and have a new fight. Having to come up with money for gas to drive to treatments 70 miles a day for 2 months. It's no wonder so many people don't make it 1 Reply 3 replies RMFedUp RMFedUp 1 month ago Cancer has killed so many people especially here in the US. I hope these doctors continue to do this therapy to more and more people. I also hope patients continue to get lucky. 1 Reply 1 reply Jason Bearup Jason Bearup 1 month ago My wife and i lost our 2 year old son Andrew Caleb Bearup to cancer in 2005. I hope and pray they are on to something here! 2 Reply Lionheart Roar Lionheart Roar 1 month ago Bless this woman and healing prayers for everyone affected by cancer. 48 Reply 2 replies Allen Patterson-Sterling Allen Patterson-Sterling 1 month ago Thank You for sharing this Medical Breakthrough. With so many people coming down with Cancer. It is promising to see that a new Tx can help extend some lives while totally curing Cancer is some others. Reply KaBackyardfarmerTV KaBackyardfarmerTV 1 month ago This had me almost me in tears. A few love ones succumb to cancer. Reply A Barton A Barton 1 month ago My Dad passed away from GB in 2017 from exposure to Agent Orange. John A. Barton, 1st. Lt. US Army (1964-1969). Rest easy Dad. I love you. 7 Reply Adrian H Adrian H 7 days ago (edited) As a retired RN I remember we had a nickname for glioblastoma, we called it "the terminator" (not in front of patients or relatives obviously) because of how fast it kills and the terrible practically non existent 5 year survival rate. Reply Crypto Grandma Talks Crypto Grandma Talks 1 month ago Every patient is unique. Every tumor is unique. Each of our immune systems is different. There is still a lot of work to do. 1 Reply Darrin Green Darrin Green 1 month ago It may not have been the cure they had hoped for, bit it did help prolong their lives. In Stephanie's case, it gave her 8 more years... long enough for her parents to see her get married. It may not yet be a cure, but it definitely has potential to be a blessing. That is what needs to be remembered. 141 Reply 23 replies Perry Crowell Perry Crowell 1 month ago (edited) It couldn’t have happened to a sweeter lady. I wished my dad & uncle could’ve gotten that treatment as my dad past away January 16th 2023. I was with him every hour for the last ten days of his life. Something that will haunt me til my last breathe. It’s the suffering & the inability to do nothing to help. 1 Reply ChinchillaBONK ChinchillaBONK 1 month ago As someone with Li-Fraumeni Syndrome (genetic predisposition to developing sarcomas) and survived 2 cancers by the age of 40, I watch this with intrigue. But I am not optimistic because my own personal situation is on dire financial straits. So if I ever develop a 3rd tumour, it might be game over by default for me since I can't afford such expensive therapies. 1 Reply YOU VERN'D IT ! YOU VERN'D IT ! 1 month ago (edited) R.I.P. Tony Schnur (Thick44) from Neebs Gaming who recently passed away after fighting Glioblastoma so valiantly. I don't know if this treatment was available to him, but if it wasn't... I wish it had been. Watching this episode of 60 Minutes is bittersweet. Sweet, because others facing a diagnosis of Glioblastoma will hopefully have an effective weapon in the future to fight back with. Bitter, because we have lost so many wonderful people to Glioblastoma (and all cancers in general), for so long. For too long. We owe these warriors a debt of gratitude that we can never repay. To Tony specifically, you made a difference and a positive impact in the lives of so many people, including my own. You will NOT be forgotten. 1 Reply Karin Barbee Karin Barbee 3 weeks ago God how I wish this treatment had been available 18 years ago when my sweet husband had this horrible tumor. He passed away from it after 4 months 😢 Reply Douglas Pulliam Douglas Pulliam 1 month ago There was a doctor that did something like this in the 90s with the aids virus. The little girl survived the tumor and was hiv resistant. I hope these people are well stay well and live a wonderful life! 36 Reply Heartbroken American Heartbroken American 1 month ago I had a coworker a few years ago who died of glioblastoma. She had terrible headaches, then the seizures started. It killed her in just a few short months Reply B-Dub B-Dub 1 month ago (edited) I’m surprised they didn’t realize sooner that giving chemo after the polio virus would be helpful. Wouldn’t that be a better & safer approach than to increase the polio virus? I also think the person’s immune system is a determining factor - how strong was it before they got cancer? Did they have underlying health conditions? I think that’s why Stephanie & Fritz lived so long - cuz they had strong immune systems. Fritz died 9yrs after being diagnosed with glioblastoma. 1 Reply Sharon Coolidge Sharon Coolidge 2 weeks ago Thanks a million times Dr Kunle Herbal Center on You Tube for playing a vital role on my HSV infection, you are indeed a dedicated and compassionate doctor, you’ll forever have a place in my heart ❤ Am grateful sir… Reply Velke Pivo Velke Pivo 1 month ago This originally aired over 7 years ago. Looks like the miracle still awaits 2 Reply W. Steve Freeman W. Steve Freeman 1 month ago My great friend and a good man died from a aggressive gioblastoma in 2009 at Charlotte, NC. He was Dr. Tomas Hauch, also a pioneering oncologist who brought hope and life to many but tragically his weapons were ineffective in his own case. I know he would be fascinated by this approach. The ideas in use here do hold great hope. The trick will be to remain healthy enough for long enough for the coming treatments to be used. Reply Alea Fox Alea Fox 1 month ago My best friend/sister, just past away in January 2023 from a glioblastoma that was the size of a golfball behind her right eye. She went through the radition, chemo, surgery, the whole nine yards. After surgery the tumor just went on a speed growth. She was given 3 to 6 months to live. She lived for 5 1/2 month from the first day of diagnosis. She was a veteran, and was receiving help from the veterans hospital, and a special oncologly hospital in Florida. I miss her so much. 25 Reply 1 reply James B James B 1 month ago Congratulations to this great team of doctors. I pray God has his hand on you all. Reply 1 reply Brian G Brian G 1 month ago Gosh envy that the patients had chance to try good treatment because my father’s tumor paralyzed him quickly and killed him within a year even after chemotherapy in 1999. Reply Renee Matlock Renee Matlock 1 month ago My mother died of Glioblastoma in 2004 after 15 months of having it. Her brother died of Glioblastoma in 2014, roughly 10 months after being diagnosed. The odds were astronomical that would happen. I sincerely HOPE and PRAY this is a TRULY SUCCESSFUL treatment for the cancer my mother's oncologist looked at us and said "There's no point in treating you, you're going to die" mere HOURS after her surgery to remove the tumor. Mom left behind siblings, children, grandchildren, nephews, nieces, her mom and a wealth of people who loved her. She DID have gamma knife surgery when the glioblastoma came back the first time. That worked for a while but then it came back again and attacked her brain stem. She left us within a week. Y'all have NO idea how many tears are flowing here watching this. 1 Reply 1 reply Robin Fishburn Robin Fishburn 13 days ago These doctors are saving lives! This t the future we need to be moving towards! Reply ScaryMsMary ScaryMsMary 1 month ago (edited) I would have given ANYTHING for my mama to have access to a treatment like this. She did not deserve the suffering she endured for years. Twice she went to 2 different doctors, after having cancer previously even, and they didn't believe her. They said her pain was "just a part of getting older" or "it comes with aging." No it doesn't. It was cancer again and so much time got wasted. I miss her EVERY day. I love you, mama. RIP 12/14/2022. 64 Reply 7 replies Ethan Koekemoer Ethan Koekemoer 1 month ago I got so choked up emotionally with this. Praise the Lord. Reply NagashiChidorii NagashiChidorii 3 weeks ago great interview and content! Tons of great serious questions that we want answered! Reply Caza Migras Caza Migras 1 month ago My God, they are gone but the pain stays with the family. 1 Reply Ted Kord Ted Kord 1 month ago I hope duke does have breakthrough status soon on this with Nobel prizes waiting for all the people that worked on this. This is what needs to be in this news. 1 Reply larry kent larry kent 1 month ago As modern medicine advances the quality of life goes up. Both heartfelt loss from some and gee for others as the chance of life goes on, every life is precious, live well for we are born to die. The world needs a cure for war, where the politicians become Dr's. This is good news, advancing medicine inspiring hope. With a tip of the hat, I thank you all, the Dr's, the researchers, and everyone involved. Thanks for sharing. 1 Reply Claud Henry Smoot Claud Henry Smoot 1 month ago My wife had a GBM in 2005/2006. She was treated with resection, Temodar, and radiation. Huge hole in her brain, lots of physical issues, but, still alive. 17 years is rare territory for a GBM patient. I know several people who had mere months. I hope this goes forward. 166 Reply 10 replies Andrew Scarborough Andrew Scarborough 1 month ago even in the very best case scenario with this incredible treatment it still comes back years later and even more aggressive. We need to find out why. Reply Toon Link Toon Link 1 month ago Brain cancer is probably one of the most challenging cancers to use this therapy on because of the damage that swelling causes inside the brain. I would imagine that the same swelling would be far less of a concern in someone with lung cancer for example. Reply Katy Fullard Katy Fullard 13 days ago I'm so grateful for the encouragement I get from this video. Thank you & God bless,love and keep give you many more years. Reply Bryan Bryan 1 month ago Stephanie is such a beautiful young woman with a bright future and im so glad she's still alive, praise the lord and thank you to all of those doctors who have worked on this for decades. 1 Reply ChristinaMariie Baker ChristinaMariie Baker 1 month ago Thank you Henrietta LACKS. The mother of medicine whom made this possible. 3 Reply Smooth ride Smooth ride 1 month ago (edited) Last weekend my friend flew all the way from Barcelona to Sidney. His only daughter of 39 has discovered that she's having a breast cancer. Her late husband was also an only child, died in an accident years ago. In-laws in their 70s & 80s respectively, she has no one to take care of her two daughters -- cancer is a monster, I hope she'll get through this with flying colours ❤️. 165 Reply 10 replies KathyN KathyN 1 month ago how wonderful .... well done for your amazing hard work Reply gracia idris gracia idris 1 month ago Life teaches us a lot of lessons I was thaught to never give up after meeting Dr Mados and was cured after so many failed attempts😊 Reply can pek can pek 1 month ago Still a long way to go and hope we work together to figure that out. 1 Reply Jan Teynor Jan Teynor 1 month ago Praise God for giving these Physicians and researchers the knowledge and the drive to keep going. Dear Lord, please guide the minds and hearts of these researchers. Please put them on the correct path. 🙏❤️🙏 Reply Lisa Lisa Lisa Lisa 1 month ago This treatment clearly has great potential. May all who died rest in peace. Very bittersweet. 14 Reply AsapKing1 AsapKing1 1 month ago I will just be glad we we do fine the cure and it is given to everyone that needs it. I hate hearing people pass away from it. RIP to my mom and many others that has died from this Reply Susan Silvey Susan Silvey 1 month ago Marvelous! I could never go through this kind of suffering; hand over the morphine for me Reply Rizzo RIZZO Rizzo RIZZO 1 month ago My uncle died of gleoblastoma a few years ago and my best friends dad died a few weeks ago from it. It’s a crazy aggressive cancer. Reply Pari Troiana Pari Troiana 2 weeks ago I'm praying along with many for this to work! 🙏 Reply msdixieblues msdixieblues 1 month ago Lost my mother to glioblastoma in 2022. She endured it for eight years and the radiation and chemo and Avastin worked for a while. Yet the side effects and losses of her abilities and speech devastated her. We need any help and research for GBM. Reply rickleroid rickleroid 1 month ago I had an overwhelming sense of happiness for Stephanie, Nancy, and Brendan. To find that they all lost their fight with this particular form of cancer is wrenching. Their stories are a testament to the will to try and fight, and the advances in medicine that the Lord gifted to these researchers. We are all saddened by their losses and hope that a treatment or a new breakthrough can be found to push the knowledge and prognosis of glioblastoma can be reduced. And ultimately eliminated. RIP Brandon Bennings 34 Reply 6 replies WorldScott WorldScott 1 month ago (edited) That Dr. Fritz Andersen's name is not mentioned at the end of this episode leads one to wonder if he is still living his amazing cancer remission? Puzzlingly, searching on the internet is not turning up much info about his case and essentially nothing additional since the mid 2010s. ---- Update: Retired Virginian cardiologist Dr. Fritz Andersen died of cancer in 2020. 2 Reply Shelly Young Shelly Young 1 month ago Congratulations! Pure Medical Greatness 🙏 Reply Mohammed Aslam Mohammed Aslam 3 weeks ago Stephanie's story broke my heart 💔 I thought she'd make it till old age Reply James Kotsch James Kotsch 1 month ago Thank you, for all of your hard work. 1 Reply Anthonia Nonyelum Anthonia Nonyelum 1 month ago Excellent job well done Dr Oiwoh on YouTube channel,your health technique is overwhelming I’ll be forever grateful doc. 1 Reply Heather Lownds Heather Lownds 1 month ago I remember hearing about the polio virus cancer trials more than 10 years ago. I tried searching for it again years later, and finding no trace of any such treatment on the Internet. People thought I was making things up when I told them about it. glad to see it become main stream knowledge. 54 Reply 3 replies Mad- Scientist Mad- Scientist 1 month ago It's all heartbreaking, but tears were swelling when Stephenie said pediatric oncology..... Reply Jay W Jay W 1 month ago Rest in Peace to all those died from cancer 🕊️ 1 Reply cjane cjane 1 month ago I feel very sorry for Donna. It's always a risk in a staged 1 trial. But she was so hopeful as it had worked before... So tragic that she got the dose that was too strong. 😢 3 Reply Jana Boyling Jana Boyling 1 month ago This is a little similar to my treatment for stage 1 bladder cancer.. my treatment was called BCG treatment, where they insert bacteria of TB, tuberculosis, into my bladder, over a period of 8 weeks..this was done after surgery to get my immune system to attack any left over cancer cells left inside..so they have been researching in this direction for awhile... Reply JW J JW J 1 month ago 54:09 This last scene punches in my face! I am very shocked. I was expecting the happy ending. I rewound several times to check whether it's her name!! Stephanie Hopper!! Too shocking. Too miserable. She should haven't do the nurse job. Night work kills your health specially the brain. Overnight shift job causes heavy burden to your heart and brain. That's too bad for her. Reply Jill Bryant Jill Bryant 1 month ago Tears. I'm so thankful for the science and grateful to the precious patients that took part in this trial. 21 Reply The Ticklemeister The Ticklemeister 1 month ago To those here struggling with cancer, God Bless you. May your cancer be cured. This is an exciting therapy. This documentary is 2015 though, so why do we still have so much cancer and death from cancer in 2023?? 1 Reply Polaxky Polaxky 1 month ago Blessings to every brain that contributed to this great breakthrough achievement. Wish them the best life got to offer ❤ 13 Reply Maria Beckwith Maria Beckwith 1 month ago Warms my heart beyond words. 💕 Reply 1 reply Leo Shiva Leo Shiva 1 month ago I wish my beloved brother was offered this treatment. He was diagnosed in June 2018 with glioblastoma multiform, had surgery in August and in March 2019 he passed away😢 1 Reply WildnUnrulyBrambles WildnUnrulyBrambles 1 month ago So many questions. 1. What caused Stephanie to die after eight years of no cancer? Did the Glioblastoma come back with a vengeance and did the polio treatment stop working? Or did the T cells stop responding to the polio treatment? 2. Did the Glioblastoma come back and did a larger immune response or more rapid response from the T-cells cause a brain swelling similar to Mrs. Justice and eventual death? 3. Would immunosuppressive drugs be counter intuitive to the polio+T cell response? 4. Would giving people with Glioblastoma a polio vaccine help prior to administering the cold virus swapped polio treatment increase the T cell response? 5. I understand that Glioblastoma is fast, doubling every two weeks and understand treatment protocols are time sensitive which makes me wonder…if Glioblastoma keeps coming back years after as in Stephanie’s case how often was she getting checked? Assuming she was getting periodic checks. 1 Reply Roy Jones Roy Jones 4 weeks ago Stephanie Lipscomb Hopper, a glioblastoma survivor, passed away on March 26, 2020 at the age of 28, after living nine years following her diagnosis. 1 Reply Scott Gibboney Scott Gibboney 1 month ago 1992 My dad had a brain tumor that came back viciously ... Best wishes for all the families involved in this therapy ☯️🙏 20 Reply Busana Malik Busana Malik 8 days ago Dr Omoruyi, I am thinking the good work you did, I’m free from my cancer diseases I used the medication you sent for me,this is a Big testimony to me, may God continue to bless you doctor@@@😊❤ Reply matthew 2779 matthew 2779 1 month ago And some of you may say she has no choice but to do this, we always have a choice. But this woman is not just making a choice for herself she is making it for others to try to benefit other people with the same problem. She is a Pioneer in cancer therapy 111 Reply 8 replies Dark Priestess Dark Priestess 1 month ago This is amazing. These doctors that put this treatment together are real angels. I hope this can eventually be used to treat other cancers. Reply 1 reply BioluvsKatz&Bees BioluvsKatz&Bees 1 month ago My best friend died of this insidious cancer. Thank you immensely to all of the people who worked for years to bring this to fruition. My hope is that soon more will be cured of it than not. ❤️‍🩹 Reply 1 reply Dan K Dan K 1 month ago What a sad end to the story. Both Stephanie and Brendan died? Terrible. Also I see Fritz passed away also. Few details about how they died. If Fritz, Stephanie and Brendan's tumors had been gone, why did they die? That information would've been nice to include in this story. 5 Reply Steven lucas Steven lucas 4 days ago I can't thank you enough Dr Obaz, for the special and great care you provided during my cancer illness. Indeed you are a unique gift to your patient. I'm blessed to have you as my doctor. I'm grateful for your wonderful medicine doc🎉🎉 1 Reply Vent lee Vent lee 3 days ago So much accolades to you Dr Awopegba, you restored my happiness and never let me down, your care towards me was excellent, may God continue to increase your coast doc❤ 1 Reply SILVIA SILVIA 1 month ago Dr Oiwoh is Always on time, compassionate, empathetic, easy to talk to and relates exceptionally well. Hands-down the most effective and efficient doctor I recommend him 3 Reply mark ruven mark ruven 1 month ago Dr Oiwoh has been very attentive to my health issues. I have had complicated health problems and he has addressed them all. He is very kind and patient. I am very grateful for him 1 Reply Surajo Ladan Surajo Ladan 1 month ago Excellent job well done Dr Oiwoh on YouTube channel,your health technique is overwhelming I’ll be forever grateful doc 1 Reply Rich ard Rich ard 1 month ago My brother passed on last October by glioma. The tumor became 2 tumors and he lost strength on his right side gradually. He had sugery, felt better for a few days, then passed on -10 days later. Seeing these MRIs brings back the memories, our hospital visits, etc. 'Just seen this video, I don't know if this information would have helped had we had come across it earlier. But this is just great. I hope many patients are benefiting from this treatment now. I thank God for these doctors/scientists and for the years we had with our brother. 2 Reply 2 replies Sam Kyle Jayden Sam Kyle Jayden 1 month ago Dr Oiwoh is Always on time, compassionate, empathetic, easy to talk to and relates exceptionally well. Hands-down the most effective and efficient doctor I recommend him Reply Sam Kyle Jayden Sam Kyle Jayden 1 month ago Dr Oiwoh is Always on time, compassionate, empathetic, easy to talk to and relates exceptionally well. Hands-down the most effective and efficient doctor I recommend him Reply Surajo Ladan Surajo Ladan 1 month ago Excellent job well done Dr Oiwoh on YouTube channel,your health technique is overwhelming I’ll be forever grateful doc 1 Reply Catherine Ekwueme Catherine Ekwueme 1 month ago Excellent job well done Dr Oiwoh on YouTube channel,your health technique is overwhelming I’ll be forever grateful doc. Reply Catherine Ekwueme Catherine Ekwueme 1 month ago Excellent job well done Dr Oiwoh on YouTube channel,your health technique is overwhelming I’ll be forever grateful doc. Reply Simon Chen 'Dunn' Simon Chen 'Dunn' 1 month ago Although whether Stephanie's death was due to her cancer was not disclosed, according to a brief report published by the research team[1] , glioblastoma relapsing 5 years after the virotherapy is not uncommon. Maybe Stephanie was one of them. So you can understand why oncologists are very reluctant to use the word “cure”, because cancers are extremely unpredictable. Even though glioblastoma grows extremely fast (doubling in size every two weeks), it can also lie dormant for years waiting to reactivate. Living under such lingering fear is never easy. Maybe a better attitude is focusing on how much we enjoy every day after diagnosis rather than how many days we survive. 2 Reply 1 reply Lawman212 Lawman212 3 weeks ago (edited) Oof, that young nurse Stephanie Lipscomb Hopper later died in 2020 from her tumor. Such a kind bright light gone. I hope this treatment can be improved. 1 Reply buzzcrushtrendkill buzzcrushtrendkill 1 month ago I've follicular lymphoma which is chronic. I'm lucky tho as it has a high response rate to treatment. I see others with much more serious cancers and am so happy there is hope for them. Reply Bo-NaFiDe- Bo-NaFiDe- 1 month ago Wow…this is a stepping stone for the future of treating cancer completely Reply B.D. Howard B.D. Howard 1 month ago These people are hero’s …. I miss my daddy and wish he would have been able to use something like this…. 💜💜💜 26 Reply 1 reply Jaime Henriquez Jaime Henriquez 1 month ago This is why I love biotech. It’s a source of hope and a lifeline for so many Reply ILOVEJESUSCHRIST ILOVEJESUSCHRIST 6 days ago I pray this becomes a FIRST & ONLY therapy for all cancers♥️🙏🏼 Reply Spencer 8501 Spencer 8501 1 month ago Very positive person Just what we need Reply Scotch Barrel Scotch Barrel 3 weeks ago Effing amazing!!! I'm so happy they finally found a cure, and maybe one day we can all survive cancer, if it's not too expensive 😂😂😂 Reply Bart Smith Bart Smith 1 month ago (edited) These Dr's are my heros . Godspeed Doctors ! I CRY.... Reply William Windom Tribute Site William Windom Tribute Site 1 month ago I hope this is a great game changer for those who have this horrible, horrible disease. My mom had a brain tumor as a secondary cancer to Breast Cancer. We did it all and had treatment at one of the top cancer hospitals in the US. Even did medical marijuana in hopes it would cross the blood brain barrier. She passed five years ago after 10 years of weekly chemo. Our lives are still empty to this day. 22 Reply 1 reply Deborah Lehman Deborah Lehman 1 month ago WOW!! Thank you for showing this online I missed it on the program! Reply Carole Warner Carole Warner 1 month ago It's devastating to learn that all but the older gentleman have now died of the cancer... But the quality years of life the treatment gave them was such a gift. I can't help but wonder what actually causes that cancer...cell phones? Who knows... Reply 3 replies Skinny Pete Skinny Pete 2 weeks ago My mother was diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer and a tumor. (glioblastomas) Cleveland clinic was able to surgically remove the tumor but she refused chemo and radiation. Dr gave her 6 months to live. She survived 10 years 1 month. She took IP6 with inositol instead. 1 Reply the5thYearSeniors the5thYearSeniors 1 month ago I didn't hear how much the projected cost would be. It seems promising, but the sample size is small and of that the number of patients out of 22 who lived past 6 months was 4, while some suffered serious side effects till they died. I know this is a last resort medicine, but hopefully they will get to a point where they will be able to cure most patients that recieve this treatment. Otgerwise, it could be a huge financial cost to only posisbly extend your life a few months on average. Reply Moha888 Moha888 Moha888 Moha888 1 month ago Great report . Just had a surgery for gbm a month ago. Now, will Lesser-Known Causes of Cancer - with Dr. Thomas Seyfried | The Empowering Neurologist EP. 43 DavidPerlmutterMD 71K views 6 years ago The Empowering Neurologist with David Perlmutter, MD Despite so many highly publicized breakthroughs in medical science, cancer remains a formidable disease. Deaths from cancer are actually continuing to rise, at a rate of 3.5 to 4% each year. … 96 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Karunamayi Holistic Inc. Karunamayi Holistic Inc. 1 month ago Immense respect for Dr Seyfried 14 Reply flowgo flowgo 5 years ago I really like Dr Perlmutter, he is wise, not just educated and intelligent. He is down to earth and helpful. I love listening to Dr Seyfried, same with him. He gives me hope, although I am afraid I am going to lose my mother soon to cancer. As she doesn't believe in what Dr Seyfried talks about, and she has been butchered by cancer treatments. It is so sad. 31 Reply 2 replies amanda Tkids amanda Tkids 3 years ago Dr Perlmutter, this was so fabulous to listen to ( my third time in three years as a loved one goes through cancer and chemo). I thank you, both, so very much! An Incredible, profound and informative discussion! Makes me sad for our loved one that never wanted to change her diet since diagnosis to a keto and fasting protocol. It does however, inspire us to continue that lifestyle for ourselves to stay healthy. Thank you for all the amazing content you make the time to share with everyone! So appreciated 14 Reply Inma- Bohemiatotal Inma- Bohemiatotal 6 years ago Very interesting and I really like the idea of being human and not overdoing things which deprive us from our human nature, thanks for all the health tips and these amazing conclusions on cancer prevention and healing by this great doctor. 11 Reply Caroline Knüpffer Caroline Knüpffer 1 month ago (edited) Great interview! Thank you both! Greetings from Germany. I already have learned so much the last years on this podcast 9 Reply Vic S Vic S 6 years ago What a truly amazing video from you both. Good scientific information and some great facts. Superb, kudos to you both. 9 Reply Delia Ocampo Delia Ocampo 4 weeks ago Thanks for both doctors very powerful knowledge to know about the cause and to prevent cancer God bless 🇸🇽🇺🇸 2 Reply Margaret McGee Margaret McGee 11 months ago Awesome, it gives humanity hope to know such brilliant minds still exist. U tube should find more of such critical thinkers in medicine. 3 Reply mary melnyk mary melnyk 2 weeks ago This interview should be kept for prosperity as everything that’s expounded here will hopefully be realised by everyone in both Medical circles and general population. With great thanks for all your work 🙏 1 Reply 3 replies Richard Ayala Richard Ayala 4 weeks ago Dr Pearlmutter, May I ask that you turn on the captions option. Some of us are hard of hearing and rely on the captions to understand what is being spoken.. thank you! I have followed Dr Seyfried’s work for several years now and an absolute Gem to humanity, as you are too, Dr! 4 Reply Lee Wu Lee Wu 3 weeks ago Appreciate greatly, Dr. P. I try my best to follow your instructions for years, and being told: "you are in good health." 1 Reply Random Guy Random Guy 5 years ago Tripping Over the Truth is a pretty fantastic book for anyone who ever had their lives affected directly or indirectly by cancer - which is pretty much everyone in the Western world. 6 Reply Abhishek Bhardwaj Abhishek Bhardwaj 6 years ago I am really thankful and grateful to you dear Dr. David for this video. God bless you. 7 Reply Gina Hamilton Gina Hamilton 4 years ago Wow.. Just WOW! Thank you for bringing this to us! Will be watching over and over- so much amazing info!! 15 Reply 1 reply shrek balkan shrek balkan 2 years ago great doctors which have helped me ..Jason Fung Thomas Seyfried, Robert Lustig and you sir for your work putting gluten in its place. 14 Reply Justin Bonfini Justin Bonfini 3 years ago (edited) Love this video! Although the confusing part to me is how he mentioned that all organisms underwent aerobic fermentation before oxygen came into the picture 2.5 billion years ago. If that’s the case, how is that possible because I thought the very meaning of “aerobic” is in the presence of oxygen, whereas anaerobic is not in the presence of oxygen. Many thanks to someone who can explain it to this guy! 5 Reply 1 reply ny10980 ny10980 3 years ago Wonderful, powerful informative interview 9 Reply Rosemary Cross Rosemary Cross 6 years ago Incredible interview! Thank you!!!! 5 Reply Johnny Midnight Johnny Midnight 6 years ago What about skin cancers? It would appear that the ultraviolet light is causing damage to the respiratory system in the skin cells? I am curious about this in light of the metabolic theory of cancer. Great interview. 6 Reply 1 reply Christopher LaFave Christopher LaFave 5 years ago I had a 10 1/2 cm meningioma brain tumor. 18 years ago was my last surgery a 20 hour surgery at brigham and women's hospital in Boston and a 12 hour surgery right before that at Fradert Memorial Hospital in milwaukee my optical nerve was cut after my surgery in Boston so I now have Hemianosia and Alexia without Agraphia. My tumor is still there as far as I can see but not growing according to my scans. The parts that are left are raptor on my brainstem and I had a special radiation done after my surgery in Boston. I've been using A ketogenic diet and modified ketogenic diet along with intermittent fasting. I'm in good health otherwise I do you periodic HIIT training and I live on the ocean and Carolina Beach does the ketogenic diet work for non-cancerous tumors? I also just found out my dad has the same type of tumor now and he'll be 70 this year and he's in great shape but he said he's not gonna do anything about his tumor but just watch it. So I guess that's why I was asking if this diet can help? I will definitely be in the sun as much as possible, get grounded as much as possible in the ocean sand maybe try the blue blocking lenses when inside. 9 Reply 2 replies Candice Argall Candice Argall 2 years ago Brilliant insight into mitochondria! 6 Reply DavidPerlmutterMD · 1 reply Mark Ballard Mark Ballard 9 months ago (edited) My dad died while having pancreatic cancer, but it had not spread at the time of his death. It seems he died from cachexia. So how would you battle cachexia on a ketogenic diet? I've been on a ketogenic diet for a short period of death and the weight loss was significant. My uncle is battling lung cancer now. I want to help him. 3 Reply 1 reply AdamESD AdamESD 4 weeks ago I am writing 6 years after this video. It seems, as of this time, that actually, cancer cells CAN feed on ketones. There had been this big excitement that hey, maybe we’ve figured out how to specifically target cancer cells: We’ll put the body into ketosis, so the body cells will continue but the cancer cells will starve, hey Nobel Prize time! Then it turned out that cancer cells were not so easily targeted and killed. They’re part of the body after all. Bummer. I don’t know what is the latest news on this. Just wanted to mention that there have been a lot of developments since this video was made 6 years ago. 2 Reply loganchamp loganchamp 6 years ago This video is one of the best videos I have watched on YouTube. 20 Reply Alex Peikary Alex Peikary 5 years ago Thank you so much for the thought David Perlmutter, MD and Dr. Thomas 5 Reply Chuck Kolb Chuck Kolb 6 years ago Incredibly powerful, potent information. Generalization question: almost daily intermittent fasting vs 5 day fasting or longer - which is better or is it individually posed? 2 Reply 6 replies R G R G 11 months ago Hardly anyone discusses radon & lung cancer. This is a big problem!!! 3 Reply Tom Provan Tom Provan 4 years ago I would like to get a comment on stress. It is my understanding that stress is necessary basically being in a sympathetic dominant state to facilitate cancer in the first place. Reply Anon Mouse Anon Mouse 2 years ago I love this guy. 3 Reply Kaiserin Zita Kaiserin Zita 4 days ago This is really valuable! Reply White Stole Videos White Stole Videos 2 years ago What is the recommended dosage of glutamine if you use it for Athletics and gut health? 1 Reply Vaughn Malecki Vaughn Malecki 5 years ago Keep spreading the truth but remember to grow spiritually strong not just physically and mentally. YHWH loves you and wants you to come to know Him. Blessings in Jesus name. 8 Reply Patricia Hoke Patricia Hoke 3 years ago (edited) I ask the following questions not as a way to criticize, but because I am generally interested and indeed optimistic. The questions I have are: 1) if it's the sugar, why isn't there MORE cancer? And 2) if it's the sugar, how come some people diagnosed with stage 2 or 3 die with rather than from their cancer (because surely not everyone stops eating sugar after a diagnosis). Also, I would point out that I believe Seyfried maintains that the cancer has a mitochondrial defect that prevents it from using the abundant oxygen. Not everyone believes this. 3 Reply scowil456 scowil456 1 month ago Thank you soo much 🙏 Reply Frankie B Frankie B 1 month ago Glucose only ? Including fructose or any kind of sugar ? 1 Reply Rod Schmidt Rod Schmidt 3 weeks ago Aging cannot be a simple matter of "the Second Law of Thermodynamics." The laws of thermodynamics apply equally well to sperm and egg cells. Why is it that thirty year old parents can have a baby whose cells are NOT thirty years old (or three billion years old)? If it were a simple matter of the 2nd Law, baby cells would be just as old and decrepit as their parents' cells. Reply Sand paper Sand paper 6 years ago 3 dislikes from sugar and bread addicts in denial 55 Reply 1 reply AnthonyD AnthonyD 2 years ago Are there any foods, natural remedies that can slow or reverse mild cognitive impairment ( speaking about my 80 year old mother) Reply 1 reply Laurier Lepine Laurier Lepine 6 years ago God less you, Dr Perlmutter. 2 Reply Kyrani Eade Kyrani Eade 11 months ago The question not being asked is why are there cancer stem cells? And they are not some aberration. They have embryonic stem cell markers on them. Is it not more likely that cancer is a nocebo effect? Reply alan king alan king 10 months ago fantastic doctors more interested in their patients ,,than buying a Ferrari,. Reply Daniel Daniel 11 months ago So the lifestyle alterations are only effective with the drugs, but which drugs? Reply Four Shore Four Shore 1 year ago just use the dog dewormer fenbendazole + turkey tail mushroom. EZ. 3 Reply Mouna Za Mouna Za 2 years ago ممكن ترجمه للعربيه Reply Ten Minute Tokyo 2 Ten Minute Tokyo 2 1 year ago What about ext1 gene defects and the TNF and tumor suppressor and genes. Reply Mike Pict Mike Pict 2 years ago I'd like to point out im not an antivaxer im a pro chelator .... who doesn't think putting adjuvants in is logical.... kinda just seems like floride. Arbitrary guess that should go away , but won't go away . And thats weird Reply Rod Schmidt Rod Schmidt 3 weeks ago I bet there's plenty of progress in profits for the cancer industry Reply mao zedung mao zedung 1 month ago Cancer is a spiritual problem. Until now the ways to understand cancer where wrong! It makes more sense to observe and heal cancer with the use of the 4th and 5th dimension. Can anyone understand me? Reply 7 replies Cosa Ovidiu Cosa Ovidiu 5 years ago <3 1 Reply Ever Heart Productions Ever Heart Productions 4 years ago 19:17 he mentions ' a few drugs like 2 deoxoglucose & some of these that work together" what are the other ones he's tlaking about? Reply 1 reply utubercouchvegetable utubercouchvegetable 3 weeks ago It should be illegal to have 2 35minute commercials Reply 1 reply JaBuM JaBuM 3 years ago 14:50 Reply bjkina bjkina 10 months ago Stupid title : ( 1 Reply