Starving cancer: Dominic D'Agostino at TEDxTampaBay and Jimmy Lin talk on cancer

Starving cancer: Dominic D'Agostino at TEDxTampaBay TEDx Talks 38.2M subscribers Subscribe 14K Share 1,014,865 views Dec 4, 2013 Dr. D'Agostino is an Assistant Professor at the University of South Florida College Of Medicine, Molecular Pharmacology & Physiology where he develops and tests metabolic therapies, including alternative energy substrates and ketogenic agents for neurological disorders, cancer and wound healing. While studying the effects of gasses on the brains of Navy Seal divers, he developed an approach for metabolically starving cancer cells through diet and compressed oxygen, replacing chemotherapy, surgery, or radiation. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations) Key moments View all 994 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Audrey Fischer Audrey Fischer 7 years ago Excellent research! Keep it up! 41 years ago 3 different hospitals predicted I had 3 months to live because of a melon-sized teratoma at the age of my 19th birthday. Surgery removed the tumor, however, they recommended NOT to go through chemotherapy because no one at that time had ever beaten this disease at that time-- and that I should enjoy the final 3 months of my life with my family. That was totally unacceptable. A fourth hospital took my case. After 2 years of chemo the exploratory surgery showed the cancer was totally gone. Now, I wonder was it the chemo that saved me or the fasting I did for 3-4 days in a row per month x 2 years. It turns out that during chemo, I got nausea so acutely, that I could not eat nor even smell food, without throwing up-- even on an empty tummy. The one drug that could ease nausea caused my throat to close/tongue swell within minutes of the injection. So, of course, I just dealt with nausea. Now, I wonder if the nausea was the God-send. . . because it meant to fasting 3-4 days in a row, monthly x 2 years. This fasting starved my cancer cells of glucose. Btw, I'm still strong at 61-- for a person that wasn't expected to live past 19 years. 1.9K Reply 101 replies Lisa Burke Lisa Burke 6 years ago As someone who recently lost a friend to cancer, I wish I knew this years ago. Of course, she never told me it was cancer for a couple of years, and I am grateful that after being given a few months to live that she lasted several years. Still, the medicine she took caused her weight to balloon. If I knew of fasting, I would have encouraged it if only to see her better and still have her here. I wish at some point a doctor mentioned it. I plan to switch to a fasting lifestyle. Modern medicnrecan be such BS at times, caring more about making money than the best treatment (especially, if it's 100% free and costs nothing). 46 Reply 1 reply Erin Starodub Erin Starodub 7 years ago Dr.Dominic thank you so much for all of your hard work! I have listened to a lot of your interviews, and your work is such an inspiration. I experiment with myself in Keto all the time, I hope to find out why it was so hard for your keno-adaptation (because mine has been brutal is well) Your so polite, its so funny to me that people keep getting your name wrong- and you dont correct them! Please keep up the great work! 15 Reply Art Flores Art Flores 3 years ago My mom was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, chronic kidney disease, and diabetes. Her A1C at its peak was 9 and the chemo treatment landed her on her death bed. We were told to start planning her funeral and she would never walk again. She walked out of the hospital a year later. She lost 45 pounds in the hospital but regained them back and more and her cancer began getting bad again. I began doing research. Put her on the ketogenic diet and began natural supplements. Her A1C is now 5.9, kidney function is better, and cancer is slowly diminishing. Every one of her doctors are shocked and have told her they have never in their career seen such improvement, but do you think they have ever asked what she is doing to get better? She is doing well and has lost 80 pounds. I’m a firm believer that sugar feeds cancer. 63 Reply 22 replies Sam tron Sam tron 6 years ago Love your work mate. Thank you so much for your research and insight. I hope you find a way to share this with the masses for health benefits and a modest profit. 15 Reply Jennifer Grove Jennifer Grove 3 years ago You changed - and saved - my life, Dom. I will be forever grateful and I will never stop telling people about your work. 86 Reply 5 replies c c c c 6 years ago Bravo, Dr D. we need more medical scientist like you. It saved a few of my loved ones' health, some very serious, when I practiced on them what I learnt from Dr. D early 2013. one of my loved ones, who's a SEAL for 14 years himself, didn't know about this experiment but now is also cutting on his carb intake. But being young and heavily trained, he wasn't aware of the damaging effect of carb on him. Please spread the good words! Thanks 8 Reply Mohammad Rahman Mohammad Rahman 1 year ago Very inspiring and reassuring for cancer survivors. May Almighty Creator bless you Dr. D. 15 Reply Mona G. Mona G. 6 months ago Excellent speaker! No breaks, no ehhhs between words, just highly professional👏👏👏 2 Reply Sam M Sam M 7 years ago This research is extremely interesting. I truly hope that this method will be used throughout the medical field to treat cancer one day. Nobody deserves to go through the horrors of chemotherapy and live out the last few months of their lives this way. I cannot imagine the pain they must go through while receiving this treatment. I hope that this diet will be an alternative to chemotherapy one day. It is truly fascinating how much of an impact your diet can have on your overall health. It affects so much more than just your body weight. Epilepsy and cancer are horrific diseases that are many times treated with powerful drugs and the fact that something as simple as changing your diet could have this big of an impact is so amazing to me. I hope that in the future, the science of ketones lead to more medical breakthroughs. 6 Reply Presence Presence 4 years ago Bless this guy. He's obviously nervous, but this information is too important not to talk about. We need serious research into personalized cancer treatment with various natural methods: diet, anti-angiogenic foods, anti-cancer herbs, and other methods. 46 Reply Samsung Fan Samsung Fan 7 years ago This is an interesting video and I'm very glad that there is a diet for those who have drug resistant seizure disorders. What I was curious about is the gut microbiome of those with this condition. It would be cool to know what their biota measures like before and after the introduction of the diet that reduces / eliminates the seizures. I ask this because I am wondering if the changes in organisms in the gut producing (or reducing) by products of digestion have anything to do with this problem. For example, if one particular species increases with the new diet, could supplementation of the species alone or in addition to the diet help the seizures. 7 Reply Donald Rees Donald Rees 1 year ago I switched over to the keto genic diet six months ago after my doctor suggested I do that because of my PSA numbers. I stuck to it and after the six months I went back for another blood test and the PSA had dropped significantly. But even if it hadn’t I am so happy about the lack of inflammation that I have anymore. As a 70 year old active guy, arthritis has been slowly creeping into the picture. Now, I’ve had not had that at all . I attributed to decreasing my carbohydrate intake while on keto. 8 Reply 2 replies Isah Yahaya Yusuf Isah Yahaya Yusuf 7 months ago I'm so happy for Dr osaye, his herbal medication are so authentic and work's perfectly just according to how he said it would,may your great personality reign,and your soul be blessed just as you spread healing across the world.. 1 Reply Oluoma Deborah Oluoma Deborah 4 months ago Dr Oiwoh is extremely professional,he takes time to listen and time to explain. A first rate professional experience. Completely satisfied with Dr Oiwoh and his medication... Reply Mr. J M Mr. J M 3 years ago A lot of bits and pieces here, if you have been down this road and beat it please tell people how you did it. That's your testimony and you made it to help others with that testimony. We are losing too many love ones to cancer, some want to know how to beat it, naturally, no one got cancer because they didn't have enough kemo/radiation in there body. 6 Reply The Miraculous Fat The Miraculous Fat 8 months ago Dr Dom D´Agostino é Inspiração !!! 1 Reply Terence Young - New Thought Transformational Speaker Terence Young - New Thought Transformational Speaker 9 years ago This was an excellent talk. I was at this event. Well done Dr. D'Agostino!! 84 Reply 3 replies xxdakid xxdakid 8 months ago I did keto for 4 months when I found myself at 283 pounds. After the end of it all o was 214 pounds. 3 months after that with a low-moderate carb diet and I was down to 190. Keto helped me become aware of my eating decisions especially surrounding carbohydrate intake. 3 Reply 1 reply linda lewis linda lewis 5 years ago Excellent information, thank you for presenting. Please continue with this pursuit! 5 Reply A.G.E. The Gawd A.G.E. The Gawd 7 years ago I have been listening to a number of lectures on alternative cancer research. It is very upsetting that the medical community just refuses to give the patient the info they need, and let the cancer patient decide. Are they really trying to cure cancer, or just protecting their own little world. Sad but true cancer is big business Doctors need to make their patients aware of any research that may benefit their patients, whether it goes against the established medical community or not. 131 Reply 9 replies Carlos Rivas Carlos Rivas 7 years ago Absolutely. Also, we carry the true power of nutritional ketosis & hyperbaric oxygen therapy with us, 24/7. We need only to understand that we have that power within us, and take the bold steps to learn and apply the necessary techniques. Heal thyself. 43 Reply 1 reply Simply Business Simply Business 9 years ago An inspiring and promising video; who knows where this study will take us next. Thanks TEDx 8 Reply steve hoff steve hoff 4 years ago Great information, challenging presentation. Kudos to the presenter for his commitment. 2 Reply Rodney Wood Rodney Wood 3 years ago I lost my daughter at 19 to Ewing’s sarcoma. There is a site specifically to raise funds for that form of cancer and our girls story is on there along with many others with the same disease. Interestingly two survived last time I looked. One was a long distance cyclist and the other was a long distance runner so plenty of intake of oxygen. Wish I’d known about all this at the time. Also I now know people that help sufferers through a change of diet and often help them survive. Happy to share that info and the book and site etc if asked. Yes I am one of those very frustrated people that could still have my daughter here but we were guided through pharma cause my wife worked in it. 19 Reply 5 replies CANCEREVOLUTION CANCEREVOLUTION 4 months ago We love Dom and his wife Csilla! We spoke with another scientist in his lab, Angela Poff, for our documentary on Cancer. The first episode is mostly about the Warburg Effect. Reply Freezie Pop Freezie Pop 3 years ago It's amazing to me that this could truly cure cancer without damaging healthy cells compared to chemotherapy or radiation. Think about all the lives we could save if this theory is true? 15 Reply furenaef furenaef 8 years ago Alot of people are going to be really upset when they find out their loved ones had an opportunity to live, but was not given this choice due to ignorance, or miss information from healthcare providers. 371 Reply 22 replies Andy Lovec Andy Lovec 3 years ago I do a keto diet and fasting every other day. Best thing I've ever done for myself. I used to weight 272 pounds, which is a lot for my 5'5" height. Began on June 6 of this year. Today, August 26 I weight 180 pounds and I have never felt better in my life. My energy is up, my mood is better, I sleep better, I can actually make myself workout everyday! My skin is clearing up, my brain is working better, I have become more productive and found purpose in life again. The ketogenic diet, fasting, working out, and staying clear of any processed foods and sugar has changed my life. And the best of all, ketogenic food is AWESOME! (clean keto, not cheese in every bite haha) 49 Reply 4 replies joe greenberry joe greenberry 2 years ago Good job sir! Hope this helps alot of people. 4 Reply Bennix Bennix 4 years ago I know some Silat Temple in Northern Sumatera cure cancer by doing this kind of starving treatment, but they added a few of breathing techniques that can be attributed to the Oxygen level of your brain that helps like those weird machine. So, I think what this doctor says is true. 10 Reply 1 reply Be-lal Alkad-imi Be-lal Alkad-imi 7 years ago Great presentation. I've been in ketosis for about 20 months and LOVE how it feels ! I don't think I have any cancers, but this way, I can feel confident to avoid any future potentials. Meanwhile, it sure feels good for my brain's faculties, and steady blood sugar, and clean teeth, and never feel starving - just add water ! 87 Reply 6 replies Lawrence Leske Lawrence Leske 2 months ago Good work. Just like to point out that a keto diet has been the standard of care in Europe for childhood epilepsy for over 40 years. Still isn't in the US. 1 Reply RM RM 4 years ago It looked liked he stopped the Speech when it just started to get interesting :-) (yeah, i know its a 'limited time' TED talk) Thank you for sharing. I wish such news be spread so everyone can start trying out these non-toxic alternative therapies. More than the disease itself, the treatments for these diseases are the most dreaded (not just for the patients themselves but for their loved ones around them). 7 Reply Rose Wright Rose Wright 10 months ago I've followed the keto diet, with regular fasting, for 3 years now. I have no lupus symptoms (after fighting it for 20+ years) and my RLS is now non-existent. There's definitely something to this regimen. 2 Reply 4 replies Lilia Letitgo Sinclair Lilia Letitgo Sinclair 7 years ago Brilliant, so exciting and inspiring. 11 Reply Srinivasan Raghunathan Srinivasan Raghunathan 3 years ago Using the Ketogenic diet method, my 91-year-old father's Head and Neck cancer. This is extremely simple and amazing technique. Based my observation, I strongly recommend this life-affirming idea. 9 Reply 3 replies djpricha djpricha 7 years ago So just like anything else, cancer has a weakness and that weakness is this "sugar addiction", but what else does it take? Is it just the lack of sugar and ketogenic diet that would be able to clear out the cancer? I love this research that has been done and look forward to reading/hearing more about the ketogenic diet because what it's sounding like is that there are a lot of positive aspects, but are there any downsides? Another question that I hope someone could answer is how long would it take to "cure" a disease like cancer or epilepsy via the ketogenic diet? I've always believed that most of the cures for our illnesses can be found in nature and seeing this video reaffirms my belief in that. Keep up the good work and keep asking the important questions. 6 Reply Belle Belle 5 years ago Hey Doc, Your presentation covers a lot of ground in a short time. Well done. My question is ... are ketones really an “alternative” fuel source? Or are they the better fuel source. I know I am picking at wording, ‘alternative’ makes it sound abnormal. In truth, aren’t high carbs abnormal for the human body in comparison to how our ancient ancestors lived before farming and prepackaged foods? This is definitely not an argument ... left only as a consideration for those who stumble across it. Keep up the good work Sir! 3 Reply Billy Mitchell Billy Mitchell 1 year ago WOW!!! Best TEDx talk I have ever heard. 2 Reply Karen and Jeffrey Pearl Karen and Jeffrey Pearl 2 years ago Great stuff! It's Jeffrey, I'm fighting Melanoma with my eating and Immunotherapy. I am intermittent fasting, Vegan and spending time in ketosis, losing more weight than I want to, but building up immunity. 19 Reply 15 replies axlrosea675 axlrosea675 6 years ago Great talk. Notice that long endurance training and fasting also lead to ketosis. 25 Reply Positive Thinker Positive Thinker 3 years ago god bless this guy ! 6 Reply Danny Scollan Danny Scollan 9 years ago I find it interesting that we've been sitting on this information for decades. People should follow a ketogenic diet, even if just from time to time, as a cancer preventive. 147 Reply 2 replies Dan Dan 3 years ago Dominic is awesome. What causes most seizures? Vaccines!!! Along with encephalopathy (brain swelling) seizures is a reaction written on pretty much every vaccine package insert. 2 Reply 2 replies KL Carroll KL Carroll 8 years ago My husband died of a Glioblastoma Multiforme Brain Tumor GBM4. He was a Navy Diver. He was only 58. Very interesting information. Thank you. 85 Reply 6 replies R W R W 7 months ago My understanding is that cancer cells can use glutamine for energy as well and many foods contain glutamine, so it's a bit more complicated than he suggests. Reply Joe Collier Joe Collier 5 years ago I wish I had known this information a year ago. Perhaps we could have saved my sister from lung cancer. 46 Reply 6 replies Ante B.K. Ante B.K. 2 years ago Egyptian proverb: One quarter of what you eat keeps you alive. The other three quarters keeps your doctor alive. 205 Reply 5 replies Cameron And Tracey Cameron And Tracey 4 years ago (edited) So the question I have is, what happens to cancer when someone goes on a somewhat extreme ketogenic diet? 7 Reply anisotropicplus anisotropicplus 6 months ago Excellent presentation! Have you had any success with gliomas? Thanks Reply Ernst Grahame Ernst Grahame 9 years ago Good diet (since 2003) has been a contributary factor of my being able to overtake and overcome cancer (I have had no cancer now for 5 years) as well as assisting my 2 year journey through Clinical and invasive surgery to finally get over my very 'rabid' Atrial Fibrillation and Atrial Flutter Events. I developed my various chemically balanced diets using self monitoring. I can invariably boast excellent Cholesterol levels - as well as pretty-well all other Blood test results. I will be 84 years old in 10 days - and I augment my good diets with exercise (average 45 minutes every day) 66 Reply 3 replies Q H Q H 3 months ago Amazing discoveries! Reply who what who what 3 years ago I wish I had seen this a few months ago a friend of mine just died recently from cancer that had spread to his brain and he was only 35. 11 Reply 1 reply hyperspace hyperspace 5 years ago I am sceptical. A family member had cancer and on some days could not eat due to medication and side effects of chemo. So in theory it should have wiped out the cancer. I know her daughter was careful about her diet and was not allowed sugar. On her final days she was in and out of hospital and not eating. They put her on drips. So again more chances to starve the cancer. I think for every survivor story, there are those who lost their battle..... 10 Reply 3 replies Emanuele De Giorgi Emanuele De Giorgi 6 years ago I'm a chronic cluster head and I'm using ketodiet to control my clusters. At today, i'have had a total remission for 9 months. If drugs don't work, or simply if you are tired of side effects, definitely you have to give it a try! 51 Reply 6 replies davidgmillsatty davidgmillsatty 5 years ago My grandaughter was having seizures. Petit mal between 8 and 15 an hour. Three medication changes over 8 weeks with no effect. Bought her some ketone gummies. Took two a day. First day her seizures were cut in half and in four days they were gone. There was a minor change in medication but I don't think it was the medication that stopped the seizures. I think it was the ketones. She was on them for about 2 months and then her parents forgot or decided not to give her the ketones. She began to start twitching. They upped her meds and they stopped. I wish her parents had kept her on the ketones and dropped the meds rather than vice versa. 5 Reply 1 reply Nena Martínez Nena Martínez 2 years ago Muy interesante gracias por saber sobre este tema . 4 Reply 2 replies Andreas Andreas 11 months ago It would be really helpful to know or investigate whether the use of oxidative substances e.g. chlorine dioxide combined with a keto diet could be used as basis treatment against cancer. Reply 9 replies Aaron Brown Aaron Brown 6 months ago I wish that I had put my mom on a ketogenic diet. She had epilepsy, diabetes and was obese. I took care of her for eight years and she had many mental and brain health problems. I wish that I had made more changes for her. She died in August 2021. Reply Brett Brett 6 years ago wow, great speaker... excellent job.... 17 Reply Son of Liberty Son of Liberty 4 years ago Did I miss it? I don't think he ever said how their study affected the problem that Seals were having. Are Seals now on a ketogenic diet? Sounds like they should be. 1 Reply Michelle Michelle Michelle Michelle 2 years ago I saw him on another YouTube video talking about how keto effectively helped treats rats with cancer. 2 Reply Jorge Luis Garcia Jorge Luis Garcia 7 years ago My mom is the LIVING proof of this!! 312 Reply 28 replies drlex drlex 9 years ago This is huge! Thank you. 3 Reply HamSs HamSs 1 month ago From the beginning I entrusted my religion about fasting being healthy Turns out my religion was right about this a long time ago 2 Reply Chengfu Saechao Chengfu Saechao 5 years ago (edited) as a young child..i had severe Epilepsy seizures.... and than all the sudden..it all just stopped by the time i was 14years old....my doctors was all surprised.... i was NOT on any good diets or medications....... NO SEIZURES..i swear to GOD!!!!! it just disappeared on its own..LUCKY ME.. i am now 39 years old. EPILEPSY FREE.wooohoo😆 24 Reply 1 reply signalfire6 signalfire6 8 years ago Meanwhile, at my oncologist's plush office, they had candy out in a bowl for all the poor bald chemo patients to eat to make them 'feel better' about their bad day... when will chemo and radiation be seen as the torture it is, and nontoxic treatments like this be the norm? No one EVER mentions diet to you when you're diagnosed with cancer. They just want to know how much your insurance will pay for. 284 Reply 14 replies Mohammed Isah Mohammed Isah 1 year ago I really tried sticking with the the keto diet, but I just felt awful and it is also really difficult to adhere to. Then I tried the Agoge diet and it was life changing, I highly recommend it to everybody. Reply P.T. P.T. 4 years ago (edited) I've been fasting all my life & have NEVER been sick....IT WORKS. 17 Reply wytwabit wytwabit 2 years ago I will attempt to starve my cancer cells with a strict keto diet. Sounds like a great idea for seizures, cancer, and weight loss! 19 Reply 12 replies Anastasios Koulaouzidis Anastasios Koulaouzidis 4 months ago Excellent!!! Reply matsfreedom matsfreedom 5 years ago Fasting kills cancer. Cancer cells are cheap imitations of normal cells, and while normal cells can handle fasting perectly well, the cancer cell cannot. Fasting was so common for our human ancestors, and all cultures had to deal with food shortages, especially in winter. In addition, immune system function skyrockets during fasting, fighting pathogens and disease producing organisms. It's like the body kows what to do... 187 Reply 6 replies Frank Frank Frank Frank 2 years ago It has been known for some time that high protein diets does have a beneficial effect in the treatment of many diseases. Also herbs are very good for management of cancer and seizures, especially marijuana. 1 Reply 3 replies Mederel Ustarki Mederel Ustarki 8 years ago i had a weird bump of fat tissues on my leg since teenage years, gone after a month of keto when it wasn't even my goal, i was trying to lose weigth! Also my dad had epilepsy and solved it with keto without even really knowing or understanding how it all worked, all he knew is the new diet = no seizures! Much cheaper than the decades of worthless drugs he submitted to. 98 Reply 4 replies Ann Jean Ann Jean 8 months ago Great video!👍🏽 Reply marchbabymimi marchbabymimi 9 years ago Phenomenal! 5 Reply Tuan Nguyen Tuan Nguyen 9 years ago Way to go! 1 Reply ELISANGELA CAMARGO ELISANGELA CAMARGO 3 years ago I WONDER WHAT DR. AGOSTINHO HAS DISCOVERED AFTER 2013. 6 years has already went by? What’s new doc? 9 Reply Ian G. Ian G. 4 years ago I started the keto diet last week and noticed yesterday as I was sitting in a meeting that floaters in my eye are starting to fade away. My co workers were looking at me funny cause I kept looking at the white board rolling my eyes in circles trying to find them lol. 43 Reply 4 replies pidge30 pidge30 3 years ago 🤫Big pharma might be listening - Brilliant research and findings .👌🏻 4 Reply 1 reply Kripa Harris Kripa Harris 1 year ago My neighbbour was a health nut Got bladder cancer Did fasting at a special centre with medical supervision He passed away from the cancer Why do we fear death so much i ask 1 Reply 1 reply RonMac08 RonMac08 8 years ago At the University of South Florida they are also doing research on Alzheimer's and ketogenic diet and supplements. They have been able to halt the development of Alzheimer's and even reverse it. Something no drug can do. The research is continuing, don't know how much more they have to go. 113 Reply 3 replies patty hill patty hill 3 years ago Notice he was getting very nervous at the end of his talk and was very careful to not say the “C” word. Cure. Mainstream doesn’t allow that word. Great info. 2 Reply 1 reply Joel Lim Joel Lim 4 years ago i agree with this speaker. i have always believe that to eliminate cancer, we should NEVER use chemo. we should always use alternative therapy. 3 Reply 1 reply Daniela Salvini Daniela Salvini 5 years ago Otto Warburg, Seyfried: not brute force but intelligence can cure cancer. Believing in aggressive treatments including surgery means not understanding that cancerous cells are highly mutated and therefore extremely weak compared to healthy cells. It also means not understanding that the disease is enhanced by a diet our organism is not equipped to tolerate (as it evolved from hunters and gatherers that did not yet know industrial agriculture) 8 Reply Ellen Adams Ellen Adams 5 years ago I wonder about the application to other brain disorders? For example, some bi-polar disorders are thought to be related to seizure activity very deep in the brain, thus its response to anti-seizure medications. 1 Reply Mark Ellis Mark Ellis 2 years ago Hmm, easy question to answer as to why diet is not considered as a therapy for cancer: there is no profit in it. Enjoyable video. I also enjoyed Audrey Fishcher's (commented after watching this) story very much. 1 Reply 1 reply DavidS DavidS 1 year ago Am I missing something, or is this a cure for cancer? Why is this not national no, international news? Why have I never heard of these two doctors that he had on the screen? Wouldn't it be super simple then for people to come up simply with diets to cure cancer? That could be done in a matter of days. Why is this man not getting any more excited than he is, and why was he given only 10 minutes to talk? I would be bouncing off the walls, I would be so excited, and he's as calm as a cucumber. Is there something that's not being told, as to why he's not excited? (He's not the only researcher that I've personally seen to claim this, either.) Reply 2 replies Johnny Jab Johnny Jab 6 years ago the dude is a bodybuilder ... 6 Reply keokio7 keokio7 5 years ago glad this stuff is getting out and people are starting to see through the lies 4 Reply Paul C Lalchungnunga Paul C Lalchungnunga 1 year ago Very informative . Whole lotta thanks for the post tbh 1 Reply Dr Jafar Calley Dr Jafar Calley 9 years ago Imagine if the cure for cancer is simply a good diet and treatment in a Hyperbaric chamber? Unfortunately, with no overpriced drugs involved, it will be hard to get funding for this research. 296 Reply 9 replies Grace M Grace M 5 years ago EXCELLENT!!!! 1 Reply URA Caveman URA Caveman 5 years ago Dominic can you have exogenous ketones in boiling water? Reply Sky David Sky David 5 years ago Excellent! Reply The Strict Life The Strict Life 5 years ago Carbs are up straight cancer. I'm on the Keto diet and I'm feeling significantly better. 21 Reply Armando Zessar Armando Zessar 3 years ago Mr. D. Agostino, depending, on kind of Cancer,for examples Bloods Cancer's after a failed Chemotherapy, and a bone marrow damaged, and you sufferings from exess in Bacrerias or Mycotoxins the treatment must be totally differently about a solid Cancer's treatments. Foods are the solutions for yours survival's. You must know what's food to be eaten to avoiding Microbacterial to develop ! But it's quite difficult, that's why People's dying from low Immunes Systems, even from HIV . 1 Reply 1 reply Numbzinger Numbzinger 2 years ago Imagine the possibilities of combining Keto, fasting, and full-spectrum cannabis oil. Would there be any diseases left? 9 Reply 3 replies Baker Baker 6 years ago Studies need to be done around cannabis, the munchies, it's lowering of insulin resistance and the mountain high anecdotal and in vitro evidence that it cures cancer. I just find it all too coincidental, these studies need to be done. 3 Reply 1 reply Eluxe Magazine Eluxe Magazine 7 months ago Fasting, ozone and oxygen therapies, mistletoe and vitamin C injections...these all work! Reply garzascreek garzascreek 7 years ago 6:51 Of course, he really meant to say cancer cell not sugar cells. 9 Reply 1 reply Magic Dragon Magic Dragon 3 years ago You'll find following this advice does not stop cancer or removes it just maybe able to prevent it if you have a healthy diet and lifestyle. Cancer can occur anytime to anyone could be cos of diet, lifestyle, genetics, radiation, chemical, etc. The body maintains enough sugar levels for all cells to function generally regardless if you never eat sugar or cut down on it. 1 Reply 1 reply Scott Strickland Scott Strickland 11 months ago Sad to realize this video is from 2013 and people STILL dont believe food is thy medicine - or that its the primary cause of all of their health issues..... :( 1 Reply 3 replies andrew andrew 5 years ago does this go for every cancer? even melanoma? Reply The Gram The Gram 2 years ago Well that’s brilliant. Give me ketogenic diet in a pressure tank until I’m cured and slim. Full control, no going for burgers , no snacking Reply Ata Ata 3 years ago I have many brain tumor symptoms including seizures since a year ago + a family history with brain tumors. Will get a MRI scan of my brains soon and know what I will try in case its a tumor. 1 Reply 4 replies Clive James Clive James 7 years ago This began with an ad from Coca Cola - how ironic and I'm sure not sanctioned by Dr D'Agostino :) 20 Reply Pat Warburtonr Pat Warburtonr 1 year ago God you are beyond space and time. You are the powerful energy that flowed through your son Jesus, who went about healing the sick and raising the dead. Nothing is impossiblef for you. You are always there for all who call on your name, to God be the glory. 🙏 . 7 Reply 1 reply Neill Shaw Neill Shaw 4 years ago It would be great if someone could find a cure for the live sound technician’s inability to hear and adjust for high pitch feedback... 2 Reply 1 reply Van Ru Van Ru 8 months ago Excellent Reply galanluis61 galanluis61 8 years ago People who suffer low and lack of vitamin B12 can cause epilepsy and seizure, or other type of disease. That is why a diet high on meat might have brought up the vitamin B12 Reply 1 reply Carlos Hermida Carlos Hermida 5 years ago maybe I can go work with him and get my PhD 1 Reply Harley Cruz Harley Cruz 5 years ago Cant help but comment, my father has prostate ca, had biopsy a month ago bcoz of high psa 27, no bone scan yet, it was scheduled for today but machine was malfunctioning so maybe at thursday it would go, ...anyway since chemo, radiation and brachy sounded so painful and depressing we opted to try barley grass supplements, the company who makes these supplements also has a wellness clinic with integrative medicine doctors, so we went there and papa was told to stop all meat, stop canned food, foods with preservatives, stop any food product from animals and replace milk with soymilk or almond milk and go with organic vegetables and tofu to replace meat, was also told to up the barley grass intake and was given some other immune boosting supplement, i wonder if this can be considered a ketogenic diet??? Papa doesnt want chemo, we dont want chemo too, but if ever it is absolutely needed i believe this dieting and supplement can make him overcome chemo...Would love to hear from anyone reading this 7 Reply 4 replies Physionic Physionic 5 years ago This guy has gotten a lot of backlash from other cancer research groups, and he has yet to address his criticizers. The ketogenic diet does not cure all forms of cancer, and may only help in one particular type. 1 Reply Romulus Romulus 6 years ago The body still maintains normal blood sugar level even while on a ketogenic state. Wouldn't cancer cells feed off of that? 8 Reply 9 replies Rebecca Skachok-Weidig Rebecca Skachok-Weidig 3 months ago I had cancer when I was 10 years old. Chemo is one of the worst things you can ever do to your body. If my parents knew what I know now we would have never gone that route in fact I would never do chemotherapy ever in my lifetime again. Because now I know what to do you need to fast 72 hours in a row and I do it once a month. Water only. And hopefully my lifestyle of ketogenic and my regularly fasting lifestyle will keep me from ever having cancer again. Reply Ray Remillard Ray Remillard 3 years ago Does the Wim Hoff technique, which involves heavy breathing patterns, have a positive effect on cancer prevention and/or elimination? 7 Reply 7 replies Lucy O'Brien Lucy O'Brien 3 months ago Why 9 years on from this talk has this still not been integrated into mainstream medicine? No profit for big pharma? Reply Agus Santoso Agus Santoso 2 years ago eating and digestion is a stressful activity for the body 3 Reply Gmony I Gmony I 3 months ago (edited) I would argue that ketones aren’t the alternative fuel, they are the default and ideal fuel tor humans. We can run on glucose for limited periods of time, but over the long haul, glucose as the primarily fuel source invariably will destroy both the mind and body. Reply SciSci SciSci 7 years ago As a method of healing cancer, I don't understand how Keto can negate the fact that you eat eggs/meat/dairy and these animal proteins increase IGF1 which increases chances of cancer growth, so unless there is something that protects or stops IGF1 from affecting growth. do the fats stop this? And also if someone coming from a vegan or very low protein diet swithes to keto doesn't this tax the kidneys? I was diagnosed with cholesterolosis (gallbladder polyps made from cholesterol on the GB wall) last year and last month diagnosed with Fatty Liver and so now my strategy is to severely restrict my carb intake so that my liver will start to use up this fat in my liver, I was just worried about my kidneys and cancer, seeing as animal proteins will increase IGF1, so I just don't understand how keto diets or eating animal protein help protects against cancer I always thought IGF1 increases the chances of cancer. I want to reduce my feeding window to about 5 to 7hrs so basically I will be fasting everyday, I'm not doing a full fast because I have been taking meds for 20yrs (paxil and prilosec - tapering slowly off these drugs now) and so can't fast whilst on these meds. I want to be taking 800cal per day in two meals, I did see a documentary of one guy who did this and reversed his fatty liver (with before and after scans for proof) he followed this 800cal very low carb diet and reached his goal after two months, obviously can't ingest too many fats as they'll send you over 800cal quickly. What I don't understand is that some diets like the McDougall and Gerson don't include any animal proteins, as they say they drive cancer growth and yet keto says that their way can heal cancer, I don't get it, can anybody explain please. 6 Reply 36 replies Daniel Ensor Daniel Ensor 4 years ago My high school honey has some kind of cancer and I believe the answer lies here. Prostate cancer for 4 years and 4 days. 1 Reply 1 reply nrich51 nrich51 6 months ago My question is why are so many cancer treatments using chemo/radio/surgery and ignoring the keto/oxygen approach ? Isn't the end result of the patient being cancer free the goal ? Reply 1 reply Derek Rodgers Derek Rodgers 4 years ago Good talk Reply Barb McGraw Barb McGraw 6 years ago Was diagnosed diagnosed-with non Hodgkin lymphoma. It has not mestatisized. Had one chemo. Now waiting for PET scan-my Tues. need prayer and a good diet. 40 Reply 3 replies KJ Clark KJ Clark 11 months ago More than interesting, but how does one apply hyperbaric(??) oxygen to cancer tumors? (and) Has anyone since been taking this treatment approach, please. Reply 5 replies STEVE C STEVE C 2 years ago What a gorgeous studly man Reply Lenda Lennuk Lenda Lennuk 5 months ago It's 2022 end today... 9 years from this talk... do we cure cancer? Or do we still only MANAGE it? 1 Reply Jake Malatesta Jake Malatesta 8 years ago Yet why do respected authorities in the Keto field like Lyle McDonald rubbish these theories? I for one have nothing but good things to say about the Keto diet from my experience, it's just the confusing and conflicting opinions that are out there sometimes. 4 Reply 7 replies Yomtov Salazar Yomtov Salazar 7 years ago worth watching this! 1 Reply 🌺 Always be true 🌺 🌺 Always be true 🌺 2 years ago Low oxygen is bad...erm ...and we are wearing face masks 😱 5 Reply Enn Vee Enn Vee 4 years ago Is he saying that we should banish all carbs,including whole grain or just to avoid PROCESSED carbs? Reply 1 reply buff barr buff barr 7 months ago This is old. We now know that cancer cells do have the capacity to switch to different fuels besides glucose. It has been found that ketogenic diet not good for most cancers. I believe brain cancer may be the exception. Reply Yehmiyah CHURAN Yehmiyah CHURAN 5 years ago very good :) 2 Reply Michael Kahler Michael Kahler 4 years ago (edited) Certain Cancers also adapt to consuming ketones as a energry source. Studies dating back to 2012 show this. 1 Reply 1 reply 王小 王小 4 years ago Very great 1 Reply Mele Nico Mele Nico 4 years ago Let food be thy medicine. 31 Reply 1 reply 1After100 1After100 9 years ago Hey trent8002003, I'll bet your understanding of molecular biology is so cutting edge that you're just on the verge of curing cancer. I can just feel it. Reply 2 replies Jaska-Jalmari XVI Jaska-Jalmari XVI 3 months ago Not saying it never works but overall ketogenic diet is overrated. For most people it's only important is to cut processed carbs out of diet, no reason to go keto. For example lots of fruits and vegetables that also have some carbs have been associated with lower risk in cancer and better results in cancer treatments, whereas lots of foods that people who follow ketogenic diet eat (such as meat) have been associated with the opposite. That being said obviously there are many ways to build both ketogenic and non-ketogenic diets in a way that better support overall health Reply mehi mehi 5 years ago Is he a biochemist? 1 Reply incez abasolo incez abasolo 1 year ago The Agoge diet works great and you feel great, contrary to the keto diet. Keto isn't supposed to be adhered to by healthy people and without medical supervision. Reply Beauty of Nature Beauty of Nature 2 years ago Superb 2 Reply Elena Komleva Elena Komleva 4 years ago Sugar industry has downvoted this video. 16 Reply Christian Meier Christian Meier 8 years ago the only problem is that it would very hard for the body to stay alkaline. 1 Reply shahza chach shahza chach 1 year ago Any good diet plan shoould be healthy and convenient so people can follow it long term. That's why keto sucks, and why the Agoge diet is great. I got rid of my cellulite finally. Reply Noel Hoffmann Noel Hoffmann 3 years ago Thumbs up! Reply UPRISING144K Hydrogen Man UPRISING144K Hydrogen Man 10 months ago unfortunately, this guys is wrong. Cancer can learn to use ketones to feed on, it only takes about 1-2 weeks for it's metabolism to adapt. Otherwise you could simply eat meat and eggs to heal cancer, yet that won't work. 1 Reply 5 replies Ben CyBer Ben CyBer 2 months ago KETO genic diet : low in SUGAR , high in carb ( oil ) 1 Reply Tracy Moore Tracy Moore 6 years ago aghh and I m such a sugar addict , something I need to chill out on 16 Reply 3 replies Stretch Daily Stretch Daily 1 year ago Our food is Hybrid, the body cannot digest it properly. Alkaline Superfoods are the best for living creatures. Reply 2 replies ExtremeRecluse ExtremeRecluse 2 years ago Better not let the FDA find out about what you are up to. They may decide to pull your license. Reply Maranatha The Lord Cometh Maranatha The Lord Cometh 1 year ago Did anyone catch the 2 names of doctors he mentioned? Cancer doctors? Reply true survivor true survivor 4 years ago Im surprised this isnt a banned TED talk. 8 Reply 1 reply Yellowdayz Yellowdayz 11 months ago Natural medicine is the key (fasting and so on). The eight laws of health.... Plant based diet.... This is what they do not want you to know about. Big brother pharma... Reply Tera 7 Tera 7 6 months ago Thank you Reply Dorothy Lasiak Dorothy Lasiak 5 years ago God bless thank God for Gods way 3 Reply Ricardo Cat Ricardo Cat 5 years ago Anyone knows studies that shows this true? 2 Reply Leo Rodrìguez Guti Leo Rodrìguez Guti 3 years ago 💯💯💯💯👏🏼 1 Reply Akane Cortich Akane Cortich 4 years ago and what about a glutamine antagonist to totally starve the cancer cell? 4 Reply 1 reply Staffan Karlsson Staffan Karlsson 2 years ago The drug companies hate this. Reply Toni Toni 2 years ago If anyone is interested in the reason for the start of the Charlie Foundation perhaps you would be interested in watching the movie. " First Do No Harm." It's on Youtube. 1 Reply Alejandro Tello Alejandro Tello 8 months ago 9:10 "And this lack this ability to transition over to an alternative fuel source." Unfortunately, this isn't true. Reply Shabir Ditta Shabir Ditta 3 years ago wow! Reply mcdronzy mcdronzy 2 weeks ago How this was not news, dont remember this ever seening around, hospitals all just saying chemio and rad therapy... :/ will send to my doctor and see his reaction... 1 Reply TheSololobo TheSololobo 6 years ago (edited) Can somebody tell me about the easiest, simplest way to consume that much fat, and don't forget to say how simple and easy it is. 1 Reply 1 reply Fernando Ramoa Fernando Ramoa 5 years ago Sounds like the pharmaceutical industry is about to have a seizure 31 Reply 2 replies Clifford Ishii Clifford Ishii 2 months ago Try adding intermittent fasting to cancer therapy. 1 Reply YunTraining YunTraining 7 years ago If your looking to get started with the ketogenic diet, check out my 47-day challenge. We just started a new challenge and clients are loving it 5 Reply Spacemonkeymojo Spacemonkeymojo 1 year ago Way better than the Tedx video by Sophia Lunt on "starving cancer". Reply 5 replies Nancy Abrahams Nancy Abrahams 9 years ago Wow , thanks .. Reply Musclebrain Smartypants Musclebrain Smartypants 7 years ago Seems too good to be true. 7 Reply 6 replies Paolo Neil Navata Paolo Neil Navata 4 years ago Metastatic cancer cells can use glutamine. 1 Reply 1 reply Mathachan Ouseph Mathachan Ouseph 1 year ago This is where the importance of Cristiano Ronaldo SAYING NO TO COCA COLA. 1 Reply Kane Alson Kane Alson 7 years ago Too early to look for the declared evidence for cures. Lots more research and lots more money and time will go into that, if and when it happens. All you have are three things: 1. Plausible and convincing theory 2. Anecdotal evidence. 3. Trying it yourself. Utilize the therapies yourself first. The theory is enough to act because it's as safe as anything currently being used. You need to be monitored by a physician while on a ketogenic diet and learn how to do it correctly. 10 Reply 3 replies shahza chach shahza chach 1 year ago 👍 Reply Armando Zessar Armando Zessar 6 years ago because mebendazole are acting like chemotherapy 3 Reply 1 reply Amplified Health NOW! Amplified Health NOW! 6 years ago i have already subscribed! Reply T D T D 8 years ago Dr. Dom looks pretty jacked. 27 Reply 1 reply In Full Bloom In Full Bloom 3 years ago Has anyone heard of the Dr Jennifer Daniel's turpentine protocol? 1 Reply Carl Enquist Carl Enquist 4 years ago How do you keep from getting to light one this diet? 1 Reply 1 reply Amarnath Dowlagarh Amarnath Dowlagarh 2 years ago Any development in this therapy now , My mother is suffering from ovarian cancer and rejecting chemotherapy. can this help her fight the cancer 1 Reply 5 replies Ben CyBer Ben CyBer 3 months ago let food be thy medicine .. lol 1 Reply DD DD 3 years ago Wonder what Mic the vegan thinks of this man? 2 Reply ara biya ara biya 5 years ago let food be thy medicine 1 Reply Kevy Williams Kevy Williams 3 years ago Needs to learn to deliver the info better. He hadn’t even introduced keto before exposing it Reply marcy gonzalez marcy gonzalez 3 years ago Would the Kato diet work on dogs? My dog has cancer. 2 Reply 3 replies GoodBack GoodBack 4 years ago interesting sort-of-Freudian slip at 6:51 when he called them "sugar cells" 1 Reply Tukang cendol Tukang cendol 5 years ago (edited) Yesss.keto and intermitten fasting + hyperbaric Chamber cure cancer? Reply 1 reply Bernard Thongvanh Bernard Thongvanh 2 years ago So cancer cell of all type of cancer cannot use ketones? or only certain type of cancer? why does a cell looses its ability to use ketones when becoming cancerous? Reply kxmode kxmode 1 year ago I feel like this guy made enemies with big harma companies. Reply 1 reply Brian O'Hamill Brian O'Hamill 4 years ago Exactly what is a “sugar cell”? 1 Reply 1 reply VLERA VLERA 8 months ago Hello, my mother is suffering from Glioblastoma g4. Doctors told us to give up. Please please tell me if keto diet is good for her. She is in bed for 2 and a half month after tge surgery and had one round of chemo. She is not capable of moving or talking. I need help please. And need to do the right thing, no time. Reply 4 replies Consider This Consider This 1 year ago It did not work, at all, for Mary Hallbergs cancer. Reply sending my love thru the air sending my love thru the air 5 months ago (edited) I might have cancer in my lymph nodes in my neck..I'm all ears...they want tocut one out to test it Jan 17 2023...the biopsy needle didn't work Reply Alfonso Alfonso 3 years ago Some cancers run on ketones... So there's that... Reply 2 replies philip Alan philip Alan 8 months ago Mr universe Reply The Millionaire H The Millionaire H 6 years ago my dad is diabetic using long acting ansulin drug how can he starve his pancriatic cancer with out die with hypoglicemic shock ??? 1 Reply 2 replies Joanne Weed Joanne Weed 3 months ago I know no one listens to me or even read any of these comments. But as a individual, you better wake up. Reply Elizabeth 😘 Prov 28:9 אלישבע Elizabeth 😘 Prov 28:9 אלישבע 3 years ago LET FOOD BE THY MEDICINE. 1 Reply 3 replies The mirror of the truth The mirror of the truth 3 years ago Keto is dangerous quackery 2 Reply nikonxxx nikonxxx 9 years ago TED is like a circus show of scientists. 2 Reply 1 reply natalie gist natalie gist 8 months ago Go keto!!! Reply 1 reply Barbara Roberts Barbara Roberts 1 year ago Excellent! 1 Reply 1 reply Syed Murtaza Syed Murtaza 2 years ago 6:40 sugar and cancer Reply Tanthien Nguyen Tanthien Nguyen 3 years ago Wie ist untern Hitzewelle....Alles Kindern Asthmatische....Plastiktüten.....? Reply Fredo Corleone Fredo Corleone 2 years ago How large is this guy here? haha Reply Jemhidiahssj4 Jemhidiahssj4 4 years ago Is this a game revile Reply Pepper Pepper 8 months ago The idea is to change the diet before it attacks. We don't need sugar in any form. Reply 1 reply Fred Jones Fred Jones 4 months ago Several Big Pharma trolls working hard spreading BS. Hope you'll are being paid well😂😂😂 1 Reply D Jung D Jung 4 years ago 8:07 where's that sound guy at? feedback in the 1.5K spectrum Reply E Lo E Lo 5 years ago Great, up until the point where he starts selling ketones in a pill. What a shame. Reply Duke Steele Duke Steele 4 years ago There are no case studies, etc. showing consistent efficacy of this approach. Reply 2 replies George Yao George Yao 3 weeks ago Food industry what more profits at the expense of people. 1 Reply Nicky Naime Nicky Naime 1 year ago So whats the effing treatment? Reply Valery Craane Valery Craane 5 years ago N Reply macgp44 macgp44 2 months ago I just wanted to be the 1,000th comment. That's all. 1 Reply Mara Cruz Mara Cruz 1 year ago Zssss Reply Tanthien Nguyen Tanthien Nguyen 3 years ago Die EU.Länder System Führungen müssen Veränderungen bringen....,,Sorry Reply Tanthien Nguyen Tanthien Nguyen 3 years ago Bienenstich.......? Reply Gacha rose Gacha rose 3 years ago Addisons diseas Reply Angie Angie 11 months ago Get sugar out of your diet. Eat more vegetables. Reply 7 replies dave strongman dave strongman 1 year ago This guy is boring…..zzzzz Reply kathleen Wharton kathleen Wharton 3 years ago Forgiveness! The way to starve cancer. Reply Amy 3D Amy 3D 8 years ago I wonder if there is credible and sufficient clinical research to back up these claims...nope there isn't. Finally, some good news about cancer | Jimmy Lin | TEDxBaltimore TEDx Talks 38.2M subscribers Subscribe 2.7K Share 190,172 views Feb 5, 2015 Finally, Some Good News About Cancer - Jimmy shares an update on the latest in cancer medicine. Jimmy is the founder of the Rare Genomics Institute, an organization that allows patients to crowdsource funds and genomes to accelerate research of their rare genetic diseases. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx Key moments View all 286 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... TheImmutableTruth TheImmutableTruth 6 years ago Thank you Jimmy, for all your hard work. Scientists researching cures are the true heroes of society. 7 Reply David Fore David Fore 8 years ago Jimmy Lin boiled down a great deal of complexity to a compelling story that gives us all hope. His vision and approach may seem novel now, but it's been long in coming, and it sheds light on what the future will look like. 10 Reply Tim Leary Tim Leary 8 years ago This is a great talk. Jimmy explains about the hope there is in cancer research so even a non scientist can follow and be encouraged. Thanks so much Jimmy. 18 Reply rain73ful rain73ful 7 years ago A very well done explanation of the latest treatments in fighting cancer. Imagine what will be available in fighting cancer 10 years from now! Amazing stuff! 10 Reply nunitcha gucci nunitcha gucci 3 years ago I love how passion and excited he is. Also you make harder concepts of science very easy to understand! 6 Reply Wendy Madison Wendy Madison 8 years ago Cancer snipers! Love it. I plan to use this video in my BIO for Majors classes. I am excited to show them how the stuff in the textbook actually relates to real life solutions. I find this extremely motivational and hopeful. Thank you Dr. Lin for all you do and for taking the time to share with the rest of us. 8 Reply Jesus Saves Trina Haifa Jesus Saves Trina Haifa 3 years ago Thank you Jimmy Lin for all your work and compassion! ❤🙏 7 Reply Carl Reed Carl Reed 8 years ago This talk was amazing. There is hope and it's great to hear that treatment or even a cure is not too far away. 9 Reply stephenhky stephenhky 8 years ago Thank you for the talk, Jimmy. You gave the outsiders like me a great overview about what the field is going on. You let us know about the forefront of the research. This is really amazing.... BTW, my wife is doing cancer immunotherapy. 12 Reply 1 reply radioscribe radioscribe 8 years ago This is fantastic news, with a lot of hope for cancer victims and everyone (because we all know someone). 5 Reply namaral2006 namaral2006 8 years ago Amazing, Jimmy, thank you so much for sharing these good news with us! 6 Reply Anders Søgaard Anders Søgaard 4 years ago Thank you for this view into the development of treatments. Hopefully we can get these distributed to the world quickly. 7 Reply Jasna Nicolson Jasna Nicolson 2 years ago Jason Fung does a very good job of challenging this perspective in his latest book ‘The Cancer Code’ 12 Reply Linda Qin Linda Qin 8 years ago It's sooo exciting! So proud of you Jimmy! 2 Reply James Genesis Ajoji James Genesis Ajoji 1 year ago Thank you Dr osaye for being responsible for the cure of my cancer,I highly recommend you to each and every other person here,thank you Dr... 2 Reply Robert Spratt Robert Spratt 6 years ago when this is watched in conjunction with Dr Soon Shiong's work it is absolutely tenable. Good job Jimmy. 8 Reply 1 reply AISHAH YUSOF AISHAH YUSOF 3 years ago Love your talk, love your positivity. 5 Reply Kim Jameson Kim Jameson 8 years ago We geezers want to know how the idea of 3-D printing an anti-cancer virus is suddenly a reality, when we were only just awed by Jay Leno's ability to 3-D a part for a century old car. I've seldom felt more like a possum at the side of the information highway after watching this. I can only hope my cancer Docs watch, too. Good on you, Jimmy. Rock on. 3 Reply Vincent Gill Vincent Gill 3 years ago How you cure cancer depends on what caused it. Unresolved physical or environmental stress seem to be the main causes. If you remove the root cause you cure the cancer. 10 Reply 4 replies Vesper L Vesper L 6 years ago This is great!! Please make it happen soon! Thumbs up to u! 2 Reply pat detwiler pat detwiler 4 years ago How about an update on research and treatments available in 2018. Good stuff Mr. Lin. 7 Reply Radha Radha 2 years ago Wish these treatments could be publicly available and not just for the sake of making money out of our terrible conditions but actually treat us and cure. Great Research though !! 2 Reply Tilly Rose Tilly Rose 4 years ago Good morning. Great passion in your presentation. Cancer is a sugar driven disease. Depriving the cancer of carbs and sugar will also starve it out. I have stage 4. Glad the medical research is stopping the poisoning of the body 6 Reply 5 replies Riqrob Riqrob 4 years ago Thanks to you and all oncologists, researchers. You are God sent. 2 Reply tumourfreetim tumourfreetim 4 years ago Thnx 4 vid. To fight stage 4 lung cancer I made 39 diet & lifestyle changes & had immunotherapy. Given 3 months to live in feb 2017. Today happily tumourfreetim 171 Reply 58 replies USMColdCorps USMColdCorps 3 years ago And yet, if I had cancer today, chemotherapy is what would happen until I was broke and then died because cancer is a business and hope is funding it. With cancer, the cure is, and always has been exciting, promising, and right around the corner . Sad 10 Reply 1 reply Sarah Therese Sarah Therese 1 year ago Incredible information 3 Reply Katie Kat Katie Kat 5 years ago They need to get these though trials and get them on the market. They need to do this widespread. I am sure it’s not 100% effective but its would still extend millions of lives. Millions are dying at this moment with no hope and can’t even get in these trials. Plus I believe they are only working on few cancers. For each cancer they have to go through all the trials for the FDA so it takes forever before it’s even useable. He is right that there is great progress that is producing miracles but unfortunately you can’t get it and won’t for a long time. I’m excited for my children because of all the breakthroughs they are making not just in cancer but many other diseases but I don’t think this will be on time for my generation. 6 Reply 1 reply Hsing-Chen Tsai Hsing-Chen Tsai 8 years ago This is an excellent talk!!! As a physician and cancer researcher myself, I find this talk not only motivating and inspiring, but also reminding me of how I got into cancer research in the first place and our common goal to make cancer a curable disease. We have indeed come a long way in the fight against cancer, and maybe started winning, one small step at a time. Dr. Lin did a fantastic job explaining these amazing scientific advances in cancer medicine to a general audience. Thank you, Dr. Lin! 27 Reply 5 replies Craft Tee’s Craft Tee’s 7 months ago This is awesome information. Reply Bart De Bie Bart De Bie 1 year ago For more information on the Buteyko method, please read the following 2 articles: - Kazarinov V.A. (1990) "The biochemical basis of KP Buteyko's theory of the diseases of deep respiration" - V.K. Buteyko, M.M. Buteyko (2005) “The Buteyko theory about a key role of breathing for human health: scientific introduction to the Buteyko therapy for experts” Reply Ratna Taylor Ratna Taylor 2 weeks ago its been 8 years from this talk and cancer is still increasing 😢 Reply jetti blue jetti blue 3 years ago Good news would be if the medical establishment would learn and teach about the causes of cancer (such as nutrition) and not dissect genomes in order to manufacture expensive treatments 6 Reply Rosa Lamoureux Rosa Lamoureux 5 years ago That is wonderful! 2 Reply Beverley Seton Beverley Seton 1 year ago Sadly my cancer came back after a whipple surgery and it’s inoperable & can’t be cured in 2021.. so not much has changed for pancreatic cancer patients. I’m in Australia. 2 Reply 1 reply misdrevenous misdrevenous 4 years ago My mom just got diagnosed with Lung Cancer. This gives us hope. 1 Reply 1 reply Hang Zhao Hang Zhao 2 years ago I saw a suv yesterday on the street with the "umbrella corporation" logo on it 😂 but I believe we can use engineered viruses to targeting cancer cells like guided missiles. Currently I am studying computer science. I hope we can get help from computer, like training AI to giving the design of those guided missiles. My desktop also been used to folding protein in the spare time. 1 Reply peter yeung peter yeung 5 years ago Very assuring, as I'm in the phase of fight colorectal cancer. 1 Reply 2 replies Bart De Bie Bart De Bie 1 year ago About The Buteyko Method: A Summary of the Pathophysiology of Chronic Hyperventilation by Ira Packman, M.D. The fact that chronic hyperventilation (CHV) has an effect on the lungs is easily understood and explained. The systemic (whole body) effects however, are physically and physiologically distant from the lungs and therefore are more difficult to understand. The multi-system, wide spread systemic ramifications of chronic hyperventilation are numerous. These effects are all caused by the initial effect of pulmonary hypocapnia (low CO2) which causes spasm of the airways leading to asthma. The loss of CO2 from the lung on a long term basis causes a compensatory response throughout the body. This concept is called homeostasis which means that the body is always trying to stay in balance and return to its most comfortable state. A partial list of homeostatic controls would include: - Constant body temperature - Constant whole body water volume - Glucose levels - Mineral balance including sodium, potassium, magnesium, zinc etc. - Acid base balance (Ph control) The acid base/Ph control mechanisms are very sensitive and closely controlled, because the Ph of the body affects the function of every body system. It is this system that is activated when patients chronically hyperventilate. Understanding this concept, we can follow what happens with CHV. - The lungs continuously blow off too much CO2 causing local pulmonary hypocapnia (low CO2) and arterial hypocapnia. - The arterial hypocapnia immediately changes the Ph of the circulating blood causing an increase in the Ph (alkalosis). - The increase in the Ph causes a decrease in the delivery of Oxygen to all the bodies tissues due to the Bohr Effect (In an alkalotic environment, the hemoglobin molecules in the red cells hold onto the oxygen molecules more tightly and will not release the O2 to the tissues). - The kidneys see the alkalosis/Ph change and know that it must correct the bodies Ph back towards neutral (neutral Ph is a Ph of 7.40). Once CHV becomes long standing the kidneys response becomes an ongoing process in which the kidneys excrete bicarbonate in an attempt to correct the alkalosis which was created by the CHV. - The net result is a depletion of the bicarbonate buffers due to continuous over excretion of bicarbonate which also causes the loss of electrolytes including magnesium and phosphorous which are lost with the bicarbonate. - The loss of phosphorous also decreases the production of ATP (adenosine tri-phosphate) and ADP which are the bodies’ main source of energy. - This then causes a decrease in the functioning of many organs including the muscles, heart, lungs, bone marrow, immune system and liver. - These functional changes, coupled with the arterial spasm that occurs directly due to the low CO2 levels in the blood, are expressed in the long term as muscle fatigue, hypertension due to arterial spasm, decrease in the oxygenation of the brain, migraine headaches due to arterial spasm, spasm of the arteries supplying the gut, decrease brain function with memory changes, alterations in the production of proteins and metabolism of lipids in the liver causing elevated cholesterol. This is just a partial list of the systems, organs and bodily functions which are affected by CHV and the subsequent low CO2 levels in the lungs and blood. This concept regarding the origins and causes of these diseases is very radically different from the way medical schools teach about these diseases. It is revolutionary and may be too simple for many academicians to accept or understand. 1 Reply Dr.Milodinow Dr.Milodinow 3 years ago Amazing, thanks for the video Reply Ben CyBer Ben CyBer 7 months ago most exciting moment : why body is so healthy , never fall sick 😊 Any 1 interested in this vision, is the most interesting trend,... physical, emotional, environmental engineering Reply Cindy Cindy 4 years ago That’s amazing. Reply Lara Flynn Lara Flynn 1 year ago Fascinating! Reply Tess pays attention Tess pays attention 3 years ago I love his enthusiasm. But to say "we're winning the war on cancer" is extremely premature. They have just figured out "the face of the enemy" and cured a handful of cute little girls. That's not winning a war yet. Also, do not appreciate the dismissive way in which he refers to eating healthy. That's the FOUNDATION of health and the only thing that addresses the CAUSE of the cancer. 6 Reply 2 replies Beauty of Nature Beauty of Nature 2 years ago Superb 👍 Reply Bart De Bie Bart De Bie 1 year ago Medical professionals have failed to understand and explain to the general public and cancer patients that overbreathing (or hyperventilation) reduces one’s body oxygen level due to 3 fundamental laws of respiratory physiology: 1. When we hyperventilate (breathe more than the medical norm), we cannot improve oxygen content in the hemoglobin of the arterial blood (red blood cells are about 98% saturated with oxygen during tiny normal breathing). 2. Overbreathing reduces the CO2 concentration in the arterial blood causing a constriction of arteries and arterioles since CO2 is a powerful vasodilator. Hence, hyperventilation results in reduced perfusion and oxygen supply (confirmed by tens of published medical studies) for the liver, brain, heart, kidneys, stomach, colon, and other vital organs. 3. The reduced CO2 value in the tissues produces a shift in the O2 dissociation curve to the left. This leads to the so-called shallow or suppressed Bohr effect (a reduced O2 release by red blood cells in the capillaries). Therefore, the more a cancer patient breathes beyond the norm, the less oxygen is provided for the heart, brain, kidneys, liver, and other vital organs. Reduced cellular oxygenation leads to anaerobic mitochondrial metabolism, elevated lactic acid values, the formation of free radicals, and cell acidosis or a lowered pH in cells. On the contrary, CO2 is a chemical that is needed for tumor treatment, as numerous studies on carbogen use in cancer indications. Since the growth of tumors depends on one’s body oxygen level, chronic hyperventilation promotes the growth of malignant cells and metastasis. Therefore, breathing normalization and the correction of risk lifestyle factors must be a central part of any successful anti-cancer program or cancer cure. References: Baddeley H1, Brodrick PM, Taylor NJ, Abdelatti MO, Jordan LC, Vasudevan AS, Phillips H, Saunders MI, Hoskin PJ, Gas exchange parameters in radiotherapy patients during breathing of 2%, 3.5% and 5% carbogen gas mixtures, , Br J Radiol. 2000 Oct;73(874):1100-4. Powell ME, Hill SA, Saunders MI, Hoskin PJ, Chaplin DJ, Human tumour blood flow is enhanced by nicotinamide and carbogen breathing, Cancer Res 1997 Dec 1; 57(23): p. 5261-5264. 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Concerning a Biologically Important Relationship - The Influence of the Carbon Dioxide Content of Blood on its Oxygen Binding by Chr. Bohr, K. Hasselbalch, and August Krogh from the Physiology Laboratory of the University of Copenhagen (1904). Douglas CG, Haldane JS, The regulation of normal breathing, Journal of Physiology 1909; 38: p. 420–440. Carbon Dioxide by Professor Yandell Henderson, MD, PhD from the Cyclopedia of Medicine (1940) Henderson Y, Acapnia and shock. Carbon dioxide as a factor in the regulation of the heart rate, American Journal of Physiology 1908, 21: p. 126-156. The HIF-1 (hypoxia-inducible factor-1) alpha is required for solid tumor formation and embryonic vascularization (Ryan H, Lo J, Johnson RS, EMBO Journal 1998). Hypoxia: a key regulatory factor in tumor growth (Harris AL, National Review in Cancer 2002) Prognostic significance of tumor oxygenation in humans (Evans SM & Koch CJ, Cancer Letters 2003). Hypoxia-inducible factor-1 is a positive factor in solid tumor growth (Ryan HE, Poloni M, McNulty W, Elson D, Gassmann M, Arbeit JM, Johnson RS, Cancer Research 2000). Tumor oxygenation predicts for the likelihood of distant metastases in human soft tissue sarcoma (Brizel DM, Scully SP, Harrelson JM, Layfield LJ, Bean JM, Prosnitz LR, Dewhirst MW, Cancer Research 1996). Reply e tsele e tsele 4 years ago God Bless !!! 1 Reply Buba Korowski Buba Korowski 1 year ago That sound's promiseing, and expencive ☹️ Reply Clem Thompson Clem Thompson 8 months ago When I hear these kind of persons I understand big pharma industry fighting to gain back their market against natural very effective treatments like fasting Reply CellRus CellRus 7 years ago he's a bit too optimistic, and a bit exaggerating, for example, Vemurafenib (for melanoma) and Imatinib (CML) did not cure 100% cancer. There is in fact resistance to these drugs now. Some patients treated with Vemurafenib had cancer free for a couple of months and the cancer came back and kill them. Imatinib (or Gleevec) was not too effective in vivo, it made a huge impact, but sadly, the disease still came back. The only thing that might be able to kill 100% cancer is cancer immunotherapy, and this has been demonstrated. This is possible because the immune system is very dynamic, and we use this dynamicity to against the dynamicity of cancer cells, which make it possible to eliminate cancer 100%! But still pretty early to say anything! 10 Reply 15 replies Gabriella Klein Gabriella Klein 3 years ago You say that cancer cells get oxygen from the angionesis blood supply. How, then, do you explain the fact that hyperbaric oxygen treatments can cure stage four cancer? And Ozone treatments stop cancer from recurring? I thought cancer cells were anaerobic. 2 Reply 1 reply GARYINLEEDS GARYINLEEDS 3 years ago Thanks for sharing, shared. Reply Eko tech tuni Eko tech tuni 2 years ago 6 years passed and no big changes..... sad for All people who passed away. 2 Reply Susana Ledbetter Susana Ledbetter 8 years ago awesome video Reply Cathy Martinez Cathy Martinez 8 years ago great one Reply shean7890 shean7890 5 years ago Nutrition is the foundation, if it ain't addressed. The root causes of cancer will be there to hit again. , 48 Reply 5 replies Remus Pierre Remus Pierre 1 year ago Good video Reply Jeevika Poudel Jeevika Poudel 4 years ago Excellent Reply APACADEMY APACADEMY 4 years ago "We are starting to win the war on cancer". Really, - have you checked the hundreds of thousands (officially) killed by cancer, or the cure rates lately ? If that's "winning", what does losing look like ?? 17 Reply 4 replies Einsamer Ritter Einsamer Ritter 2 years ago I wonder where I need to go go get the best treatment because here in Germany I feel as they don't know nothing 2 Reply 1 reply Christine Eckersley Christine Eckersley 3 years ago This talk is four years ago. Words can't express.... why aren't we doing this?.......... some blocks somewhere??? What? Reply Ne Per Ne Per 5 years ago I watched another video about depriving cancer cells of Glucose. (Ketogenic diet) Any Doctor or people out there with an opinion or experience about it? 2 Reply 2 replies Yana Mikkelsen Yana Mikkelsen 7 years ago What about platinum resistant ovarian cancer 3 Reply Roy Biden Roy Biden 3 years ago 2019 Why is it not available in hospital across the World? 15 Reply 6 replies Jam Doughnut Jam Doughnut 3 years ago Where can we go to get this treatment? 3 Reply 2 replies Patrice Baer Patrice Baer 3 years ago Why aren't current Mets patients being offered these therapies? 4 Reply 1 reply Diana Dallal, NCTM, RCMC Diana Dallal, NCTM, RCMC 2 years ago So where can I find this treatment? 1 Reply 1 reply Zaki Basuki Zaki Basuki 1 year ago Pretty sure the things (meds, immunotherapy etc) mentioned are not available anywhere Reply 1 reply Felix S. Bendigosa Jr. Felix S. Bendigosa Jr. 1 year ago And it's 6 years ago😔 Reply Sskarimireland Sskarimireland Sskarimireland Sskarimireland 3 years ago There is no good news if you are still working for pharmaceutical mafia 34 Reply elementarydream elementarydream 3 years ago Oh cool, but now is 2019, I just too poor to see anything from here in clinic 2 Reply democolor42 democolor42 9 months ago This was rec0rded in 2015, now we are in 2022, as much as lecture sounds very encuranging, we never saw or see all those machines which detect cancer before starting in any clinic or hospital. After thise viceo was recorded numerous people still died and die, so I could not care less about "happy" talks, show in action or keep quite until offer real solutions Reply Prob_io Prob_io 2 years ago 2015 damn that passed fast Reply Adil Sheikh Adil Sheikh 2 years ago This video is 5 years old and still people are dying from this deadly disease.. 1 Reply 3 replies David Walker David Walker 4 years ago what is this approach called, genomics? what is the difference between this and immunotherapy, as pioneered by Dr Steve Rosenberg? 4 Reply Ariang X Ariang X 3 years ago how is it in 2020??? any progress? 6 Reply Leo Leo 3 years ago I saw dollar sign in both of his eyes when he is talking. Reply sowhatwearedoomed sowhatwearedoomed 3 years ago But what about the lifelong devastating damage these treatments do. That’s a serious issue . Reply Raptor X47 Raptor X47 1 year ago Is 2022 and still most if not all doctors are using old method to fight Cancer. Enough of the 👏 and let making it available world wide. Reply 2 replies TheMrKlassy TheMrKlassy 4 years ago Good luck affording any of it 3 Reply David S David S 1 year ago How about an update? Reply 唬爛魚 唬爛魚 3 years ago Fighting 1 Reply pete longworth pete longworth 4 years ago 2018-I have nothing to say but pfffft. Reply Mark Ellis Mark Ellis 2 years ago I read a few comments, sorry, if the intention was to fight and cure cancer as the number one priority then why do they recommend cancer patients a diet full of carbs? (cancer lives on glucose [all carbs convert go glucose] and the amino acid glutamine). Idiotic! Reply 1 reply Perfect Square Perfect Square 2 years ago Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! Reply Tania Gallardo Tania Gallardo 8 years ago add more video Reply ian mackay ian mackay 3 years ago All the noney thats raised where does that go being lied to Reply Taylor Max Taylor Max 1 year ago The uncovered mint neuroanatomically wriggle because blood reversely jail plus a homely salmon. temporary, rustic taiwan Reply Cristian Wehrhahn Cristian Wehrhahn 7 years ago I call bullshit 2 Reply 2 replies Elaine Silva Elaine Silva 8 months ago I think it s all in the mind if you shift your mind away from sickness and stress and focus on your living your life in happiness and goodness i am sure long life will be your reward not every one is the same so one has to be opened minded to all avenues resorting to natures healing and positive thinking can really work eg if you prefer focusing on a peaceful meditation prayer life and enjoying by appreciating what you have and those around you you will notice good changes physically mentally and spiritually just observe others sharing and praying to the holyspirit to guide to the one best suited for your own unique body however I thank those who are sharing there findings publicly its really up to you and me which one is best suited for ones peace and happiness tolive beyond what the doctor prescribed for ones lifespan is something to celebrate eg if the doctor told you you have 5 weeks to live and instead you lived longer whatever therapy or medicine you are using and it works praise the lord Share it out freewill is the greatest gift God gave us use it well for your goodness and every one's trust me that has brought extra years to my life and everymorning I am alive its a wonderful miracle day worth thanking the creator of all creation it doesn't cost a penny to say Goodmorning and thank you lord for this new day added to my life I will live it to the fullest alleluia Reply Vincent Gill Vincent Gill 3 years ago How you cure cancer depends on what caused it. Unresolved physical or environmental stress seem to be the main causes. If you remove the root cause you cure the cancer. 14 Reply 9 replies Leveraging Genomics to Address Health Disparities in Rare Diseases & Cancer Screenings- C. Jimmy Lin National Human Genome Research Institute 39.4K subscribers Subscribe 2 Share Download 888 views Mar 1, 2023 LIPSETT AMPHITHEATER (BUILDING 10) NIH CAMPUS BETHESDA February 16, 2023 - C. Jimmy Lin, M.D., Ph.D., MHS is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Rare Genomics (RG) Institute, an international non-profit founded in 2011 to enable any community to leverage cutting-edge biotechnology to advance understanding of rare diseases. Dr. Lin is also the Chief Scientific Officer at Freenome, working on early diagnostic of cancers. Prior to Freenome, he was the Chief Scientific Officer, Oncology at Natera where he led the development of new diagnostic technologies for cancer. Before his career in private industry, Dr. Lin led the ClinOmics program at the National Cancer Institute (NIH/NCI) and was a research instructor at Washington University in St. Louis. Dr. Lin earned his MD and PhD from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and a Master of Health Science from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, creating genome-wide maps of breast, colorectal, pancreatic, glioblastoma, medulloblastoma, and melanoma cancers, as well as mapping the genome of an anaerobic bacteria that is used as anti-tumor therapy. He is a 2016 Senior TED Fellow and a 2016 WIRED Innovation Fellow and has been featured in several media outlets, including Forbes, Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Washington Post, BBC, and TIME Magazine. About the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) Division of Intramural Research (DIR) Seminar Series: The NHGRI DIR Seminar Series sponsors a monthly series of talks by intramural and special guest speakers celebrating genetics and genomics research. Speakers are selected by NHGRI intramural faculty and trainees and cover research topics of interest to a wide audience. Relevant Links: NHGRI DIR Seminar Series: https://www.genome.gov/event-calendar... Featured playlist 22 videos Genomics and Health Disparities Lecture Series National Human Genome Research Institute