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Subscribed and liked always trail blazing blessing from Australia 🇦🇺 I would like to mention that a few weeks ago on a podcast sorry don't remember which one that a plane full of Drs. That had diagnosed cancer but the plane was sabotaged and they all were killed!!!???...I identify as a conspiracy theorist, my pro nouns are I told you so...
1) Lack of Exercise, 2) Processed (high glycemic index) Carbs in Diet, 3) Emotional Stress, 4) Lack of Sleep, and 5) Lack of Friends...puts you at risk for damaged and reduced efficiency of mitochondria which may lead to cancer. You're welcome 😂 26:00 mins in... Also, tumor cells can be killed (without collateral damage to healthy cells) by ketosis and hyperbaric oxygen chamber therapy. 🤯 1:09:19 In greater detail, a glucose/ketone index (GKI) is glucose per mmol in the blood divided by ketones per mmol in the blood. If you already have cancer, you should keep this value below 2 to decrease the growth of cancer cells... 51:11 Generally, people should be on a low carb diet with foods low on glycemic index to keep a low steady GKI. 53:42
Darius said a man doesn't become a man until he's 100. Humans used to live hundreds even thousands of years. Clearly something is VERY wrong with all of us.
I have UA-cam video of a 126 year talking sharp, standing erect and actually running with 20 year olds. He is still alive and well. Name is DhramPal. Lives in India. His secret: very little simple vegetarian food, runs a few miles every day (even at this age), have no use for industrial chemicals in the form of commercial toothpaste, soaps and pharmaceuticals, drinks raw cow milk (from his own farm). His 99 year old healthy/active wife cooks for him. He is disease-free and active. He lost no hair (they are white but no receding hairline). He was a competitive runner all life who won medals from many international and national races.
YES, PLEASE LOOK TO INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE TO HEAL THE ROOT CAUSE OF CANCER; CURRENT MEDICAL PRACTICE IS KILLING US, AND AMA TRAINS THE DOCTORS TO THINK ONLY THEIR WAY.
People are quick to dismiss "UA-cam" as a place of learning. While it's true there are some very crazy and wacky channels, there are also very many legitimate doctors and scientists and good podcast platforms like this one where we can learn that "conventional" diets are so processed and carb heavy our bodies just don't know what to do with it. Hand in hand with the pharmaceutical industry, the big companies that control our food and health have profit as the number one priority.
@@nonlinearthinking No money in actually curing the very causes of diseases and a lot of money in just putting band aids to manage symptoms for life. The argument for a for profit health care system is that if companies make no money they won't be able to do research, but they've literally corrupted the research to prevent real cures from ever being found.
@@nonlinearthinking I read (really recently) that Britons are travelling to Turkey in droves to access affordable non-standard Cancer treatments - with encouraging success.
A superb interview with an AMAZING 78-year-old Professor of biology, genetics, and biochemistry at Boston University, whose sharpness would put people half his age to shame. It’s definitely worth your time, especially if someone you know has had or is currently dealing with cancer.
In our town a woman got diagnosed with terminal cancer and the dctors gave her 6 months max. She had a 6 or 8y old daughter and her goal was to see her graduate. She stopped eating sugar and carbs totally. Her wish came true, she lived another 10-12 years
The moment, near the end, when Dr. Seyfried starts talking about why he cares, it just made me well up. We need more people like him, who genuinely want to help make a positive change in health science!
My mom had breast cancer at 50 yrs old, I had breast cancer at 57 yrs old. Both caught early. We are cancer free. My diet is much better as I age thanks to these type podcasts. I now see a functional doctor but I have to pay for these visits, and some of the more expensive blood work tests. Pharma and the government is not interested in preventing health issues. Thanks again for this information.
Darling ...look up #PeterAttia on #Medicine 3.0 and longevity And #DavidSinclair on longevity #MatthewWalker on sleep and the major factor of immune system function
Literally crying at 14 mins. My dad has cancer that has moved to the liver and completely taken over and with 100 percent certainly that this is a metabolic issue. Zero history of cancer in my fathers family but he has always been seditary and eating so many processed foods. At 39, I watch these shows while I do my cardio for the day and learn so much. Keep this knowledge coming Steven, thank you Professor for all your knowledge on cancer. ❤❤
I'm sat here in tears... My dad recently passed away from glioblastoma... It was awful to watch him go down hill and pass away. I wish I saw this podcast a year ago. Thank you for your work.. I just wish the education that you're providing through facts and data is recognised and spread to the masses and put a stop to cancer through educating people and proving that cancer rates can slow and decline!
Bless you from the bottom of my heart. 😢 I am also in tears here as I type. I lost the love of my life to prostate cancer just after I read “Tripping Over the Truth” by Travis Christofferson (whom Dr Seyfried mentions). It hurts and we will always think “What if?” ❤
Well done. THIS is worth my time and attention. I healed thyroid cancer holistically in 2012 (opting completely out of the medical system) with a complete 180 degree lifestyle change. Brutally difficult to do without societal and family support as a single parent. So much data is now more available that supports what I knew intuitively to do.
KJ99otis Please share what you did to holistically treat your thyroid cancer. My fathers cancer went away. He had lung cancer many years ago the doctors said it was too far advanced and to get his affairs in order. At the time, he was coughing up blood. This was long before keto, but he intuitively went on a keto-carnivore diet, drank a gallon + of black tea a day and laid out in the sun for hours every day bare chested. I'd love to hear your story, KJ99otis
I love that you go after the hard questions. While working at a pharmacy I was told by a local oncologist you should never donate to cancer research organizations, most of it doesn't even go to research.
After watching hundreds of these videos over the past 10 years its the same conclusion guys: 01.Whole Food Diet (and reduce sugar in all forms) 02:Regular Exercise (strength, cardio & mobility) 03:Sufficient Sleep 04:Reduce Stress & more relaxation 05:Internittent Fasting with occasional longer fasts
@@TPrice-dv1yu Yes very true, ill add that on the list. Although it largely depends on how active you are. If you stay fit and strong as well as having a physically active job, you can get away with more carbs.
Anything the Government say to eat i just do the opposite. I recommend reading “Health and Beauty Mastery” that book is a real eye opener about shocking stuff health industry is doing! I completely changed my habits
🙏 may Dr Seyfried‘s voice be heard far and wide. I know from my own personal journey with cancer 40 years ago. After nine months of treatment radiation and chemotherapy I was told it hadn’t worked and I should prepare to die within the next couple of months. being in my early 20s it was not what I wanted to hear and found that prospect totally unacceptable to me. I was forced out of my box to look for other possibilities as I realised the toxicity of the treatment was even worse than the disease. It led me onto a lifelong journey, to self responsibility and natural / holistic care, as only nature heals. My life changed beyond recognition and I am so grateful to people like this who are doing the science and pointing the way, giving other options to The allopathic standard which is brutal, mostly unsuccessful, and there’s nothing life-giving in it at all. 🙏
The good doctor was on fire. Wow, when he says he even impressed himself. And smiles about it sheepishly, that humility, he's at that pinnacle area. That means he is in the ZONE.. Brilliant Man ahead of his time..
My fur baby dog is 23 years old and was diagnosed with lymphoma cancer over 2 years ago and her oncologist said she never saw anything like this. Her doctor asked me what I was doing at home and I told the doctor that I was putting blended frozen organic vegetables in her food, made sure she took long walks, gave her lots of water, gave her daily massages and made sure she got plenty of rest. My 23 year old fur baby no longer has signs of cancer and she’s very active with a big appetite.
Wow … thank you for your comment, and very impressive. I hadn’t even thought of frozen vegetables for dogs… that’s a great idea. I just inherited a chihuahua and rat terrier and they’re about 10 years old. Do you have recommendations on what veggies to use? And what general percentage of the food? Should it be just a little or half, for example?
My wife lost her battle with cancer last year and this is the most informative, clear and somewhat uplifting interview I’ve listened to about the topic. The chemo v non chemo approach is such a heart tearing choice. Thank you for this interview with Dr Seyfried
@@DigitalRaider1 sadly my wife’s diagnosis was late, it was already stage 4. Chemo worked initially but caused bad side effects like skin irritation. When the cancer came back my wife did not want to go through the stresses on her body again, despite family deep down wanting her to take it again based on doctors recommendations. Ultimately she was happy with her choices and we supported her 100%. Her spirituality and endless optimism gave her her greatest strength throughout. Sorry not to give a clear cut answer but it really I think chemo depends on the individual, the stage of diagnosis and of course quality of life choices
Well done to Steve bringing him on. You can hear it in Dr. Seyfried's voice absolute understanding in this process and his battle to get it to the masses.
It's not a favour but a pleasure to 'like' your videos. In fact, I don't just like them, I love them. Your interviews aren't just intelligent, informative, interesting or a pleasure to watch, most of them are life-changing. Thank you for sharing. Lots of love from Cape Town, South Africa. ❤
I started to comment to share a 'favorite' characteristic of Steven's interview style... but there are too many to list! He's the GOAT! - 100% of the time, his platform is to learn from the person across the table. - I love when he asks for vocabulary clarification for key understanding of the topic. It's often enough to make the content attainable for all, but not so often to interrupt the flow. - He gets lots of amazing guests and topics! - His voice is both calming and engaging. - I could go on and on... He's freaking brilliant in this role.
Dr Thomas Seyftied is an absolute gift to humanity. I'm so thrilled he got to speak in a place where the general public will hear his genius. Thank you ❤
I am so thankful for this new aproach to cancer treatment. It saved my friends life. She had stage 4 Thyroid cancer it alao went to her lymph nodes by her thyroid but she is now cancer free!
What a pile of bs. Going to lymph nodes is not dangerous for thyroid cancer, it never goes further from there. So it‘s just wrong to treat this part as a miracle. Telling people to not treat the STAGE 4 cancer based on bs miracles is so immoral.
I’m so glad you spoke of Pablo. I’ve followed his journey over the years along with many others.. It’s his send off today.. What a true hero.. May he rest in eternal peace 💖
I did not realize he has passed. Pablo was a genuinely kind man, and he showed great courage in his enduring battle. I’m very saddened to hear of his passing.
@@edfilandrianos it’s just so very sad.. and as has been mentioned in the podcast, this was down to surgery, unsure of all the details, but it sounds like the procedure went wrong somewhere.. devastating for his wife and children 💔
I work as a medical provider. Sad that your podcast delivers more relevant information, than my required continuing education for accreditation to practice. I do further pertinent peer reviews of the literature and the data shows that we need a new revolution in the medical paradigm.
Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.
Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!
Yes, steve_porassss . I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.
This man Dr. Seyfried is a gift from God. He genuinely cares about what happens to mankind and his passion to live a purposeful life is just admirable and inspiring. Thanks for this interview Andew. You're podcast is awesome.
Thomas inspired me to switch from a carbs burner to a fat burner. My health improved significantly. Drop the carbs and sugars from your diet and you'll be a happy camper. Throw in resistance training and walking to further increase your metabolic health and you're set to get to old age with quality of life.
@@js77z I know, I had a sweet tooth as well. The thing is, once you switch to fat burner you stop having cravings for sugary stuff and other crap, they even taste bad which is something I never would have expected. It takes a few months to fully switch to fat burner though and the first weeks getting off the carbs and sugar is hard, you'll feel bad, I'm not gonna lie. It's basically getting off a very destructive addiction which comes with withdrawal effects like with some drugs. It's worth it though, just trust the process.
@@TheOne-pv4rzI agree. I was once love snacking and consuming sugars too but after doing IF for maybe around 2 years now, I'm kind of hate sugar now, at least those that's way too sweet. It made me want to throw up now. Like.. now I realize how much sugar in it, it made me sick just from smelling those UPFs. Once in a while I'll indulge in them but I usually got enough from maybe 1 or 2 times consuming them and then I'll go without them for months after.
As a former hardcore macrobiotic from the 1970s and 1980s, I learned that diet played a huge role in preventing cancer. While not as strict in my eating habits, processed foods are almost non-existent in my diet.
My old man passed away from merkel cell skin cancer which was treated with radiotherapy n it worked to shrink tumour growth till it vanished on his arm but unfortunately it came back with vengeance n spread to his lungs n at that point it was considered terminal!! As u can imagine, this interview hit home. Thank u guys for this insight into cancer. It was super information 🫶💫
We knew this 80 years ago. I'm absolutely delighted that it's coming out in a BIG way! Thank you Steve and team for the work on this podcast! ❤🎉🙏🏻💜💛👌🏻❤️
Love this guy, a total straight shooter, he totally sounds like he's from Philly. Keep the great guests coming! I learned lots from this podcast, thank you.
Outstanding! This has to be one of the best and most honest interviews I have ever listened to on UA-cam. You just have to love professor Seyfried's candor and enthusiasm for getting at the truth, as well as the outstanding questions asked by the interviewer.
Amazing interview. Many are extraordinary but Dr. Seyfried is genius. We need more clever people like this in our world that we believe and follow their advice for a healthier and worry free future. 👏🇦🇺
Knowledge is no power - only APPLICATION of knoweldge is power. Millions of people watch videos like this and countless similar videos. There is so much information available! But very few act, very few change.
With the greatest respect to your very knowledgeable guest, Steven, you are a fantastic interviewer to keep bringing him back to what we wanted to hear. Great work as always 😊
Thank you for having Thomas on the podcast. I’ve been using his gki protocol along with traditional treatments. As of my last appointment with the oncologist there is no more tumour. ❤❤❤
I had a friend that just passed away from breast cancer a few months ago. She was only 35 years old. 😢. I wish I would have heard this information 2 years ago when she was diagnosed. It’s imperative that this information gets circulated as much as possible. We need the paradigm shift in treatment asap.
This is brilliant! I just saw a paper from Karolinska sjukhuset in Stockholm and they have result from a studie where brain cancer is treated with ketogenic diet and they had so good results that now almost all brain tumor patients gets the diet as a part of their treatment! I think it is brilliant if we can find ways to lower our cancer deaths in the world! 👌 My mother died of breast cancer, my mothers sister as well and 3 out of four of my aunts daughters have had breast cancer. Now I am 64 years old but have during most of my life avoided anything sugary or pre maid food. I have tested and I get ketones really easy all the time. So now I think I am on the right track to avoid cancer and be healthy! 👍
Well done. There is a similar study being done here in New Zealand with a ketogenic diet and 5 day fasting. The preliminary results look very positive.
Its madness. makes me think of the time I worked at Walmart. We had a fundraiser to raise awareness for diabetes. The whole table was full of sweets, sodas, and bread. I felt like I was the only one thinking we are selling crack to raise awareness for crack addictions.
💯 true! I woke up from cancer surgery in hospital & they brought me pancakes & syrup…🤯! I spoke to nurse about how inappropriate that was - she could not have cared less. I was able to get a boiled egg. 🤦♀️ Sounds silly - but it did make we wonder about our health care system…not all on the same page.
omg...someone else believes me. I've been saying for years that I will never donate to cancer research because the cure is being suppressed. After my father died of lung cancer and I did my deep dive I made adjustments in my life and...I'm not perfect but so far so good. And I am getting up there!
October is breast cancer awareness month and I hate seeing all the posters and campaigns because of the lies, it makes me feel kind of sick and brings back memories of what they wanted to do to my mum when she was diagnosed. I never donate to them either
A doctor told me at the weekend that we should replace the name for the condition “obesity” with “fat cancer”. Only then will patients take it seriously; I have not known anyone diagnosed with “cancer” to treat it with indifference. It often brings out the best human characteristics of compliance, determination and commitment to give themselves the best chance of beating it.
This Doctor is fab and knows his stuff. Working in oncology as clinical support staff in haematology then now oncology department where I have seen and learned about various cancers. And have looked after cancer patients it is scary. What shocks me is someone doing poorly yet the eat UPF and the food hospital provides for patients doesn’t look healthy as well. We all need to be aware to eat well and move more. I am scared of all I have seen on the wards and now in outpatient cancer is bloody and harsh. We need to educate ourselves and willing to do more. I enjoyed this and sending love and light to those fighting this deadly disease ❤❤❤
@@fiona4731 same here they encourage them to eat sweet stuff . I get very confused a lot they get well we celebrate they come back worse and dead so heartbreaking. I feel the food they give them is not good enough.
My father passed of pancreatic cancer, mother is a survivor of thyroid, colon, and skin cancer, grandmother passed of lung cancer, and have several other family members who have suffered/passed from the disease. This episode is extremely helpful and valuable to everyone!!!
I learned in my early 20s that cancer feeds on sugar. And then I learned that hospitals give cancer patients jello and juice. And that's when my distrust in the medical industry began.
It didn't dawn on me until I thought about what you said. You're absolutely right, I noticed anytime I visited someone in the hospital, (regular treatment of things like surgery; not cancer) they ALWAYS gave the patients boxed hi c drinks, cookies etc. This angers me to no end
You should question his research. "this tribe where people almost never lived to their 30th's rarely had a cancer". Likelyhood of cancer increases with age. Of course if people in your society die young they won't have it... Not to mention that they probably didn't have doctors to diagnose it either.
I work at a hospital, I don’t know who’s idea it was to put all sugary food in our pantry. However patients keep asking for it and was the only thing available if the kitchen is closed. I think no one is paying attention to the diet that is being provided at the hospital which is ashamed. There is a nutritionist going around but hardly offer any good suggestions for a healthy diet.
I just want to say THANK YOU. Every episode I'm pleasantly surprised by how broad you make the podcast. I didn't think I'd be interested in this episode but this man is putting the science to what everyone's thinking. We change more rapid than the human mind can handle. It takes podcasts like this to change the normal.
Steven, this was absolutely AMAZING. Thank you so much for the insightful conversation with Dr. Seyfried. I've already shared this with people I care about, and I truly hope it reaches as many ears as possible. It gave me so much to think about regarding my daily habits-though I already try to stay on top of them, there's always room for improvement. This conversation has given me that extra push and clarity on why those improvements are so important. Grateful for the motivation!
This was an excellent interview. I'm so glad that Dr. Seyfried is getting more exposure. I don't have cancer and cancer doesn't run in my family, but I understand epigenetics and I'm doing everything I can to avoid getting it. I'm 55 and went low carb (under 30 grams of carbs per day) for 4 years and then in 2021 transitioned to a ketovore diet. I do not eat vegetables, fruits (only exception is avocados) or grains and eliminated all seed oils from my diet. I have not had anything sweet since June of 2021. I understand by keeping my body in a state of ketosis and doing intermittent fasting that this will give me the best chance at a long lifespan. I also routinely enter a state of autophagy. It is so empowering to realize we have agency over our health, in so many ways. Thank you Steve for inviting Dr. Seyfriend onto your podcast. Annette from rural Ontario, Canada.
@@fudge6509 Hi there, I eat eggs, butter, cheese, high fat 10% Greek yogurt, beef, chicken, turkey, fish, seafood and pork. I also eat avocados. I count carbs, not calories. I do not restrict and eat until I am pleasantly satiated. I eat about 2,300 calories a day. Nutrition with Judy is a great resource. I'm able to maintain my weight by eating sufficient amounts of fat. This also gives me energy. The mistake I made at the beginning was not eating enough fat. We need fat. I was drinking 35% whipping cream in my coffee, but then found out that carrageenan which is a commonly used additive to thicken, emulsify and preserve foods can cause cancer and is inflammatory to the digestive tract. So I now drink my Swiss decaf coffee black. Reach out with any other questions. I know it is an extreme way to eat, but what diet allows you not to restrict calories and reach your ideal body weight? I'm 5'6" and weigh 115 pounds.
Thank you for this interview. I often wonder, with all the information at our disposal, why the government, health organizations, and other responsible institutions aren’t taking action to improve food regulation. In U.S. schools, for example, they serve highly processed, sugar-laden junk food, and yet we expect future generations to be healthy? It’s a constant struggle to teach kids healthy eating habits when everything around them is promoting unhealthy food.
I had cancer - the chemo worked at first but then the tumour began to grow again. I went strictly on Dr Seyfrieds' High Fat Low Carb diet, including 24 hr fast weekly. The Tumour shrank dramatically so that mild radiation could be used to kill it off. I've told every oncologist I've met about this, was there excitement ? No, they just blanked me. As the good Prof says, it will take time to change that blinkered inertia.
@@ShepherdMinistry I reduced meat though I still ate maybe 250 gms of beef a day. I added extra butter to meat and coffee and ate more eggs. Also bone broth once a day. The weekly fast, even only 24 hrs seemed vital to cement the overall results.
I was diagnosed with stage 3 hormone positive BC last year at the "height' of my health. ( I was erroneously told by a quack that bioidentical hormones are harmless)I have since learned that the doctors who treat cancer know basically nothing about returning the body to health. They treat cancer as a disease from which they believe a patient will die. So they look at it as hopeless from the get go. Diet, exercise, faith, joy, and parasite cleansing are important. The patient MUST do the work! And before you comment, know that I used these methods when my son was diagnosed with a terminal rhabdomyosarcoma 29 years ago. He is 31 and alive today.
So greatful for the good, simple and practical advice in this episode. Thank you so much! I think Thomas is an incredible person, who genuinely wants to make a positive impact in people's lives. I hope that more people will be able to implement the different successful approaches, mentioned in this episode. I personally don't truly have much knowledge about cancer (until I watched this episode) and thankfully do not have any family history of it either. However, I think this episode has taught me that our lifestyle and diet can have a significant impact our health, in relation to protecting ourselves from cancer. I think our ancestors can teach us a lot about staying healthy, even though we live in a world with a lot more temptation than they had to overcome. There may be more convenient and junk food within our reach today, but they are definitely not worth it in the long term. I believe that the sacrifices we make today surely will be worth it in the future. Also, I am personally a very big fan of fasting (and meditating). I've found it to be good way of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, although I understand that it is not easy. What has helped me is focusing my mind on why I want a healthier lifestyle, being disciplined and keeping in mind the positive outcome we can achieve as a result. Good habits take time to develop, so consistency is key and acknowledging all the progress that had been made helps too ❤
I love this doctor! He's passionate and amused by his own work and the findings of research. What he's suggesting is not impossible but requires a lot of discipline. Drastic changes require drastic measures.
Does anyone remember that guy who had terminal cancer while living in America. When he moved back to his homeland, a small town in Italy, his stage 4 cancer just disappeared.
This is so inspirational and hopeful! What a beautiful and humanity loving guest❤My mum passed away from breast cancer a week ago. I wish I knew this information a year ago😢
I love to listen Professor Thomas Seyfried , everything he said it’s make sense. Hopefully all in the medical fields will listen and do some changes for all of us that needs to learn and help us,provides us to the best of its all.
1) Lack of Exercise, 2) Processed Carbs in Diet, 3) Emotional Stress, 4) Lack of Sleep, and 5) Lack of Friends...puts you at risk to damaged and reduced efficiency of mitochondria which may lead to cancer. You're welcome 😂 26:00 mins in...
Dr. Seyfried’s answer to the question was incredibly moving. He is the physical emanation of the word HERO! He will always be in my prayers, may he live long and succeed in every endeavor to benefit humanity.
It's crazy, my neighbors father in law, my other neighbor colon cancer, my mom breast cancer, and now my dad leukemia, have all had or gotten cancer. It's very concerning and feels like a huge uptick since the 90's... I'm looking into eating less sugar, fasting more often, exercising, and eating less carbs and processed foods. I hope it helps prevent me from this scary pandemic. I'm in my mid 30's.
Thoroughly enjoyed this. We need to make the changes with our kids so they make better choices and it gets passed to future generations. We're in a period where we've made some mistakes with our diets and health, not even that long in the grand scheme of things, but it's time to fix it and cure our illnesses without toxic remedies.
This is really another fantastic guest, and his message is eye opening. We know about excercise and food, but I never heard it was source of cancer, too. Great conversation.
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SV-40 it it's not our lifestyle. It used to be rare like he said. Someone in the 1930's smoking yeah and it's lifestyle sure ..
Subscribed and liked always trail blazing blessing from Australia 🇦🇺 I would like to mention that a few weeks ago on a podcast sorry don't remember which one that a plane full of Drs. That had diagnosed cancer but the plane was sabotaged and they all were killed!!!???...I identify as a conspiracy theorist, my pro nouns are I told you so...
Why didn't you ask him about protein powder consumption/ Huel ?
I have done it !!! yes more people who watch should subscribe , its a way of saying thank yo for the good quality content !!!!!!
1) Lack of Exercise, 2) Processed (high glycemic index) Carbs in Diet, 3) Emotional Stress, 4) Lack of Sleep, and 5) Lack of Friends...puts you at risk for damaged and reduced efficiency of mitochondria which may lead to cancer. You're welcome 😂 26:00 mins in...
Also, tumor cells can be killed (without collateral damage to healthy cells) by ketosis and hyperbaric oxygen chamber therapy. 🤯 1:09:19
In greater detail, a glucose/ketone index (GKI) is glucose per mmol in the blood divided by ketones per mmol in the blood. If you already have cancer, you should keep this value below 2 to decrease the growth of cancer cells... 51:11 Generally, people should be on a low carb diet with foods low on glycemic index to keep a low steady GKI. 53:42
Thanks for cutting to the chase.
I have no friends and I already have cancer...should I even bother to find friends? 🤔😂
So basically, things that make sense if you apply some common sense. Thanks for the summary
Specifically processed carbs. Most of the smart health professionals are also saying this.
Some types of friends cause major stress so it should say “friends that make you feel good!” I haven’t finished watching the video yet.
This man is 78 years old and is so well spoken and sharp, clearly he must be doing something right. An inspiration.
Darius said a man doesn't become a man until he's 100. Humans used to live hundreds even thousands of years. Clearly something is VERY wrong with all of us.
Very unlike someone else his age we all know.
You should meet more older folk. Many are just as articulate and intelligent. Hope your parents are.
I have UA-cam video of a 126 year talking sharp, standing erect and actually running with 20 year olds. He is still alive and well. Name is DhramPal. Lives in India. His secret: very little simple vegetarian food, runs a few miles every day (even at this age), have no use for industrial chemicals in the form of commercial toothpaste, soaps and pharmaceuticals, drinks raw cow milk (from his own farm). His 99 year old healthy/active wife cooks for him. He is disease-free and active. He lost no hair (they are white but no receding hairline). He was a competitive runner all life who won medals from many international and national races.
For real
I’m on my 3rd cancer and 3rd oncologist and I have learned more in this hour than the last 10 years from my doctors 🤦🏻♀️
YES, PLEASE LOOK TO INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE TO HEAL THE ROOT CAUSE OF CANCER; CURRENT MEDICAL PRACTICE IS KILLING US, AND AMA TRAINS THE DOCTORS TO THINK ONLY THEIR WAY.
God bless you!
God Bless you. ❤ Keep learning!!
Which food did he say you should avoid
People are quick to dismiss "UA-cam" as a place of learning. While it's true there are some very crazy and wacky channels, there are also very many legitimate doctors and scientists and good podcast platforms like this one where we can learn that "conventional" diets are so processed and carb heavy our bodies just don't know what to do with it. Hand in hand with the pharmaceutical industry, the big companies that control our food and health have profit as the number one priority.
Glad to see Professor Thomas Seyfried getting the exposure that he and his work deserves.
Yes but 20 years plus of research & solid logic, yet no acceptance. Heard some hospitals in Turkey is implementing.
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@@nonlinearthinking No money in actually curing the very causes of diseases and a lot of money in just putting band aids to manage symptoms for life. The argument for a for profit health care system is that if companies make no money they won't be able to do research, but they've literally corrupted the research to prevent real cures from ever being found.
@@nonlinearthinking I read (really recently) that Britons are travelling to Turkey in droves to access affordable non-standard Cancer treatments - with encouraging success.
A superb interview with an AMAZING 78-year-old Professor of biology, genetics, and biochemistry at Boston University, whose sharpness would put people half his age to shame. It’s definitely worth your time, especially if someone you know has had or is currently dealing with cancer.
Thank you, but I am at Boston College! Not BU.
In our town a woman got diagnosed with terminal cancer and the dctors gave her 6 months max.
She had a 6 or 8y old daughter and her goal was to see her graduate.
She stopped eating sugar and carbs totally. Her wish came true, she lived another 10-12 years
I heard she couldn't pay her bill so the doctor gave her another 6 months!
Dr Thomas Seyfried is a great man doing great work. Respect to Diary of a CEO team for getting him on your show.
I don’t believe this guy
Hed incredibly gracious as well
Ive spoken to him several times
@@Monkehrawrrrdont be vague monke
The moment, near the end, when Dr. Seyfried starts talking about why he cares, it just made me well up. We need more people like him, who genuinely want to help make a positive change in health science!
YES! Give that man a platform! Finally he's on here!!!!
And this is why you have 7 million subscribers. Thank you, Steven Bartlett.
Thank you Dr Seyfried .
My mom had breast cancer at 50 yrs old, I had breast cancer at 57 yrs old. Both caught early. We are cancer free.
My diet is much better as I age thanks to these type podcasts.
I now see a functional doctor but I have to pay for these visits, and some of the more expensive blood work tests.
Pharma and the government is not interested in preventing health issues.
Thanks again for this information.
No they’re not interested because they make too much money from the meds 😢
which blood tests do you do?
Darling ...look up #PeterAttia on #Medicine 3.0 and longevity
And #DavidSinclair on longevity
#MatthewWalker on sleep and the
major factor of immune system function
I'm happy for you. Being cancer free is great news!
@@fudge6509 I haven't done them yet due to cost.
Literally crying at 14 mins. My dad has cancer that has moved to the liver and completely taken over and with 100 percent certainly that this is a metabolic issue. Zero history of cancer in my fathers family but he has always been seditary and eating so many processed foods. At 39, I watch these shows while I do my cardio for the day and learn so much. Keep this knowledge coming Steven, thank you Professor for all your knowledge on cancer. ❤❤
I'm sat here in tears... My dad recently passed away from glioblastoma... It was awful to watch him go down hill and pass away. I wish I saw this podcast a year ago. Thank you for your work.. I just wish the education that you're providing through facts and data is recognised and spread to the masses and put a stop to cancer through educating people and proving that cancer rates can slow and decline!
Bless you from the bottom of my heart. 😢 I am also in tears here as I type. I lost the love of my life to prostate cancer just after I read “Tripping Over the Truth” by Travis Christofferson (whom Dr Seyfried mentions). It hurts and we will always think “What if?” ❤
High fat carnivore helps a ton with cancer and so many chronic illnesses.
Same here. Dad passed on August 4th. We tried metabolic therapy but it wasn’t able to stop it.
Well done. THIS is worth my time and attention. I healed thyroid cancer holistically in 2012 (opting completely out of the medical system) with a complete 180 degree lifestyle change. Brutally difficult to do without societal and family support as a single parent. So much data is now more available that supports what I knew intuitively to do.
Can you further explain what you did?
I suspect i might have thyroid issues because Imm real sensitive to heat. Did you have that at all?
My mom did the same with adrenal cancer
KJ99otis Please share what you did to holistically treat your thyroid cancer. My fathers cancer went away. He had lung cancer many years ago the doctors said it was too far advanced and to get his affairs in order. At the time, he was coughing up blood. This was long before keto, but he intuitively went on a keto-carnivore diet, drank a gallon + of black tea a day and laid out in the sun for hours every day bare chested. I'd love to hear your story, KJ99otis
@HearTheTplease share more about your approachrumpetsSound
I love that you go after the hard questions. While working at a pharmacy I was told by a local oncologist you should never donate to cancer research organizations, most of it doesn't even go to research.
After watching hundreds of these videos over the past 10 years its the same conclusion guys:
01.Whole Food Diet (and reduce sugar in all forms)
02:Regular Exercise (strength, cardio & mobility)
03:Sufficient Sleep
04:Reduce Stress & more relaxation
05:Internittent Fasting with occasional longer fasts
And reduce carbohydrate consumption, especially sugar in all forms.
Sugar is not a whole food.
@@TPrice-dv1yu Yes very true, ill add that on the list. Although it largely depends on how active you are. If you stay fit and strong as well as having a physically active job, you can get away with more carbs.
Thanks
@@adamswift1747all carbohydrates get turned into glucose, so basically carbohydrates from whole foods are still full of sugar,
Anything the Government say to eat i just do the opposite. I recommend reading “Health and Beauty Mastery” that book is a real eye opener about shocking stuff health industry is doing! I completely changed my habits
I got it, one of the best books ive read
I heard about that
Thanks for sharing
exactly
Yess
🙏 may Dr Seyfried‘s voice be heard far and wide. I know from my own personal journey with cancer 40 years ago. After nine months of treatment radiation and chemotherapy I was told it hadn’t worked and I should prepare to die within the next couple of months. being in my early 20s it was not what I wanted to hear and found that prospect totally unacceptable to me. I was forced out of my box to look for other possibilities as I realised the toxicity of the treatment was even worse than the disease. It led me onto a lifelong journey, to self responsibility and natural / holistic care, as only nature heals. My life changed beyond recognition and I am so grateful to people like this who are doing the science and pointing the way, giving other options to The allopathic standard which is brutal, mostly unsuccessful, and there’s nothing life-giving in it at all. 🙏
Thank you for sharing. It gives hope to so many
What type of cancer did you have? Do you think the chemotherapy and radiation helped?
@@BestLifeMD Hodgkins Disease, stage 4. NO the chemo & radiation did not work, and I worked for years to get that toxicity out of my body.
The good doctor was on fire. Wow, when he says he even impressed himself. And smiles about it sheepishly, that humility, he's at that pinnacle area. That means he is in the ZONE.. Brilliant Man ahead of his time..
My fur baby dog is 23 years old and was diagnosed with lymphoma cancer over 2 years ago and her oncologist said she never saw anything like this. Her doctor asked me what I was doing at home and I told the doctor that I was putting blended frozen organic vegetables in her food, made sure she took long walks, gave her lots of water, gave her daily massages and made sure she got plenty of rest. My 23 year old fur baby no longer has signs of cancer and she’s very active with a big appetite.
Mine absolutely loves carrots and tomatoes...
23. Omg. You're doing a GREAT job!
@@nkaloyanov Thanks 🙏
Wow … thank you for your comment, and very impressive. I hadn’t even thought of frozen vegetables for dogs… that’s a great idea. I just inherited a chihuahua and rat terrier and they’re about 10 years old. Do you have recommendations on what veggies to use? And what general percentage of the food? Should it be just a little or half, for example?
WOW.. 23 YRS OLD.. THE OLDEST DOG I KNOW.. SO HAPPY FOR U . HOPE MY BABY LIVES THAT LONG.. IM GONNQ TRY MY BEST.. THANK U ❤❤
My wife lost her battle with cancer last year and this is the most informative, clear and somewhat uplifting interview I’ve listened to about the topic. The chemo v non chemo approach is such a heart tearing choice. Thank you for this interview with Dr Seyfried
Sorry for your loss. A good friend of mine is slowly loosing her battle against pancreatic cancer and I tried to help
@@jean-marclamothe8859 just be the greatest support you can be for them ❤️
My condolences. 💐
I’ve lost many loved ones to cancer.
Any final conclusions you have come to regarding chemo vs non-chemo choice after your experience??
@@DigitalRaider1 sadly my wife’s diagnosis was late, it was already stage 4. Chemo worked initially but caused bad side effects like skin irritation. When the cancer came back my wife did not want to go through the stresses on her body again, despite family deep down wanting her to take it again based on doctors recommendations. Ultimately she was happy with her choices and we supported her 100%. Her spirituality and endless optimism gave her her greatest strength throughout. Sorry not to give a clear cut answer but it really I think chemo depends on the individual, the stage of diagnosis and of course quality of life choices
Well done to Steve bringing him on. You can hear it in Dr. Seyfried's voice absolute understanding in this process and his battle to get it to the masses.
Conmen sound pretty convincing too 😂 he’s a fuckin quack
It's not a favour but a pleasure to 'like' your videos. In fact, I don't just like them, I love them. Your interviews aren't just intelligent, informative, interesting or a pleasure to watch, most of them are life-changing. Thank you for sharing.
Lots of love from Cape Town, South Africa. ❤
💯 this 👌
I started to comment to share a 'favorite' characteristic of Steven's interview style... but there are too many to list! He's the GOAT!
- 100% of the time, his platform is to learn from the person across the table.
- I love when he asks for vocabulary clarification for key understanding of the topic. It's often enough to make the content attainable for all, but not so often to interrupt the flow.
- He gets lots of amazing guests and topics!
- His voice is both calming and engaging.
- I could go on and on... He's freaking brilliant in this role.
Absolutely agree ❤
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Dr Thomas Seyftied is an absolute gift to humanity. I'm so thrilled he got to speak in a place where the general public will hear his genius. Thank you ❤
This is also a gift to be able to speak where you are listened.
I am so thankful for this new aproach to cancer treatment. It saved my friends life. She had stage 4 Thyroid cancer it alao went to her lymph nodes by her thyroid but she is now cancer free!
What approach is that???
What a pile of bs. Going to lymph nodes is not dangerous for thyroid cancer, it never goes further from there. So it‘s just wrong to treat this part as a miracle.
Telling people to not treat the STAGE 4 cancer based on bs miracles is so immoral.
Metabolic therapy, presumably, as explained in video.@@jeltoninc.8542
Love how he laughs and Steven don’t know what to do. Thoroughly enjoyed this and learning lots as always. Thank you for all you do
Yeah - saw that - Steven is straight faced and this guy is laughing from his gut - funny
I’m so glad you spoke of Pablo. I’ve followed his journey over the years along with many others.. It’s his send off today.. What a true hero.. May he rest in eternal peace 💖
I did not realize he has passed. Pablo was a genuinely kind man, and he showed great courage in his enduring battle. I’m very saddened to hear of his passing.
@@edfilandrianos it’s just so very sad.. and as has been mentioned in the podcast, this was down to surgery, unsure of all the details, but it sounds like the procedure went wrong somewhere.. devastating for his wife and children 💔
I work as a medical provider. Sad that your podcast delivers more relevant information, than my required continuing education for accreditation to practice. I do further pertinent peer reviews of the literature and the data shows that we need a new revolution in the medical paradigm.
Yes, but you will have to fight AMA who is owned by Big Pharma. Likely not going to happen in our lifetime.
“Cancer is a metabolic disorder...” this Dr. nailed it! Thank you for this great interview.❤
Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.
Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!
Yes, steve_porassss . I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
I wish they were readily available in my place.
Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac.
He's constantly talking about killing someone.
He's violent. Anyone reading this
Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.
Is he on instagram?
Yes he is steve_porassss.
This man Dr. Seyfried is a gift from God. He genuinely cares about what happens to mankind and his passion to live a purposeful life is just admirable and inspiring. Thanks for this interview Andew. You're podcast is awesome.
Hearing this from a cancer expert really makes you rethink your diet and health choices
Thomas inspired me to switch from a carbs burner to a fat burner. My health improved significantly. Drop the carbs and sugars from your diet and you'll be a happy camper. Throw in resistance training and walking to further increase your metabolic health and you're set to get to old age with quality of life.
Strength and Conditioning encourages this and we need more places to allow people to train and gather the data for evidence.
But I loooooove sugar and carbs 😂
@@js77z I know, I had a sweet tooth as well. The thing is, once you switch to fat burner you stop having cravings for sugary stuff and other crap, they even taste bad which is something I never would have expected. It takes a few months to fully switch to fat burner though and the first weeks getting off the carbs and sugar is hard, you'll feel bad, I'm not gonna lie. It's basically getting off a very destructive addiction which comes with withdrawal effects like with some drugs. It's worth it though, just trust the process.
@@TheOne-pv4rzI agree. I was once love snacking and consuming sugars too but after doing IF for maybe around 2 years now, I'm kind of hate sugar now, at least those that's way too sweet. It made me want to throw up now. Like.. now I realize how much sugar in it, it made me sick just from smelling those UPFs. Once in a while I'll indulge in them but I usually got enough from maybe 1 or 2 times consuming them and then I'll go without them for months after.
@@TheOne-pv4rz absolutely true... same experience I had.
‘You can take away the FEAR’. Love this man.
Fascinating. He is led by the data and that is so refreshing plus he is a realist.
Great episode.
As a former hardcore macrobiotic from the 1970s and 1980s, I learned that diet played a huge role in preventing cancer. While not as strict in my eating habits, processed foods are almost non-existent in my diet.
My old man passed away from merkel cell skin cancer which was treated with radiotherapy n it worked to shrink tumour growth till it vanished on his arm but unfortunately it came back with vengeance n spread to his lungs n at that point it was considered terminal!! As u can imagine, this interview hit home. Thank u guys for this insight into cancer. It was super information 🫶💫
We knew this 80 years ago. I'm absolutely delighted that it's coming out in a BIG way! Thank you Steve and team for the work on this podcast! ❤🎉🙏🏻💜💛👌🏻❤️
Love this guy, a total straight shooter, he totally sounds like he's from Philly. Keep the great guests coming! I learned lots from this podcast, thank you.
100%!! (I’m from Philly 😂😂😂)
Outstanding! This has to be one of the best and most honest interviews I have ever listened to on UA-cam. You just have to love professor Seyfried's candor and enthusiasm for getting at the truth, as well as the outstanding questions asked by the interviewer.
Amazing interview. Many are extraordinary but Dr. Seyfried is genius. We need more clever people like this in our world that we believe and follow their advice for a healthier and worry free future. 👏🇦🇺
Knowledge is power and I’m here for this one! I love listening to this show!!
Knowledge is no power - only APPLICATION of knoweldge is power. Millions of people watch videos like this and countless similar videos. There is so much information available! But very few act, very few change.
Knowledge without action is useless. Got to take action.
With the greatest respect to your very knowledgeable guest, Steven, you are a fantastic interviewer to keep bringing him back to what we wanted to hear. Great work as always 😊
The best episode so far. And the end question and his answer top. Thank you
EVERYONE should watch this !!!
Wow, I am so glad this interview happened! Big fan of Thomas Seyfried.
Thank you for having Thomas on the podcast. I’ve been using his gki protocol along with traditional treatments. As of my last appointment with the oncologist there is no more tumour. ❤❤❤
Smart. So happy for you. And glad to hear someone having success with Seyfried’s method. Ketones seem to be the key.
We need more doctors like Dr Thomas Seyfried ! 🙌👏👏👏👏
One of the best guests on this show. Thank u dr. Seyfried for ur great work. Thanks Steven for bringing him.
I had a friend that just passed away from breast cancer a few months ago. She was only 35 years old. 😢. I wish I would have heard this information 2 years ago when she was diagnosed. It’s imperative that this information gets circulated as much as possible. We need the paradigm shift in treatment asap.
what happened that she died at 35?
This is brilliant! I just saw a paper from Karolinska sjukhuset in Stockholm and they have result from a studie where brain cancer is treated with ketogenic diet and they had so good results that now almost all brain tumor patients gets the diet as a part of their treatment! I think it is brilliant if we can find ways to lower our cancer deaths in the world! 👌
My mother died of breast cancer, my mothers sister as well and 3 out of four of my aunts daughters have had breast cancer. Now I am 64 years old but have during most of my life avoided anything sugary or pre maid food. I have tested and I get ketones really easy all the time. So now I think I am on the right track to avoid cancer and be healthy! 👍
Well done. There is a similar study being done here in New Zealand with a ketogenic diet and 5 day fasting. The preliminary results look very positive.
@@fiona4731 So interesting! I hope that the regular hospitals get this information and change their approach! Thank You for telling me! 👍
Yet, on the cancer ward in hospitals they feed patients sugar all day long.
Its madness. makes me think of the time I worked at Walmart. We had a fundraiser to raise awareness for diabetes. The whole table was full of sweets, sodas, and bread. I felt like I was the only one thinking we are selling crack to raise awareness for crack addictions.
I guess raise awareness means giving diabetes to people. Crazy
💯 true! I woke up from cancer surgery in hospital & they brought me pancakes & syrup…🤯! I spoke to nurse about how inappropriate that was - she could not have cared less. I was able to get a boiled egg. 🤦♀️ Sounds silly - but it did make we wonder about our health care system…not all on the same page.
It is either ignorance or evil. No in between.
@@0mfgeezedefinitely BOTH. 100%
omg...someone else believes me. I've been saying for years that I will never donate to cancer research because the cure is being suppressed. After my father died of lung cancer and I did my deep dive I made adjustments in my life and...I'm not perfect but so far so good. And I am getting up there!
October is breast cancer awareness month and I hate seeing all the posters and campaigns because of the lies, it makes me feel kind of sick and brings back memories of what they wanted to do to my mum when she was diagnosed. I never donate to them either
A doctor told me at the weekend that we should replace the name for the condition “obesity” with “fat cancer”. Only then will patients take it seriously; I have not known anyone diagnosed with “cancer” to treat it with indifference. It often brings out the best human characteristics of compliance, determination and commitment to give themselves the best chance of beating it.
Canadian Dr Jason Fung in his book on cancer writes that obesity is the underlying cause of 30% of all cancers.
This Doctor is fab and knows his stuff. Working in oncology as clinical support staff in haematology then now oncology department where I have seen and learned about various cancers. And have looked after cancer patients it is scary. What shocks me is someone doing poorly yet the eat UPF and the food hospital provides for patients doesn’t look healthy as well. We all need to be aware to eat well and move more. I am scared of all I have seen on the wards and now in outpatient cancer is bloody and harsh. We need to educate ourselves and willing to do more. I enjoyed this and sending love and light to those fighting this deadly disease ❤❤❤
Fortesip and Ensure nutrition supplements given to cancer patients here in New Zealand are full of sugar and other nasties. Unbelievable
@@fiona4731 same here they encourage them to eat sweet stuff . I get very confused a lot they get well we celebrate they come back worse and dead so heartbreaking. I feel the food they give them is not good enough.
I love how honest he is!
Okay. Half an hour in...
Thinking about my mum, who's died of cancer.
Massive goosebumps.
Well done Steven! @TheDiaryOfACEO
Hi from New Zealand.Dr Seyfried is excellent ❤🙏🏼
You've made my year, thank you so much for bringing us this interview. ❤
An 18 day water fast could be the answer to many prayers. Brilliant interview! 🙏 ❤️
You mean water only?
Good luck with the plan! 🙈
@@fs5775 thank you!
Love this guy’s clarity & enthusiasm.
So glad you finally got Dr Thomas on and gave his research the exposure it deserves. Thank you
My father passed of pancreatic cancer, mother is a survivor of thyroid, colon, and skin cancer, grandmother passed of lung cancer, and have several other family members who have suffered/passed from the disease. This episode is extremely helpful and valuable to everyone!!!
I learned in my early 20s that cancer feeds on sugar. And then I learned that hospitals give cancer patients jello and juice. And that's when my distrust in the medical industry began.
It didn't dawn on me until I thought about what you said. You're absolutely right, I noticed anytime I visited someone in the hospital, (regular treatment of things like surgery; not cancer) they ALWAYS gave the patients boxed hi c drinks, cookies etc.
This angers me to no end
This is why i quit as a pediatric nurse. I can't look at it any longwe
You should question his research.
"this tribe where people almost never lived to their 30th's rarely had a cancer".
Likelyhood of cancer increases with age. Of course if people in your society die young they won't have it... Not to mention that they probably didn't have doctors to diagnose it either.
I work at a hospital, I don’t know who’s idea it was to put all sugary food in our pantry. However patients keep asking for it and was the only thing available if the kitchen is closed. I think no one is paying attention to the diet that is being provided at the hospital which is ashamed. There is a nutritionist going around but hardly offer any good suggestions for a healthy diet.
@@thuyle1075 because sickness is a business......
I just want to say THANK YOU. Every episode I'm pleasantly surprised by how broad you make the podcast. I didn't think I'd be interested in this episode but this man is putting the science to what everyone's thinking. We change more rapid than the human mind can handle. It takes podcasts like this to change the normal.
Steven, this was absolutely AMAZING. Thank you so much for the insightful conversation with Dr. Seyfried. I've already shared this with people I care about, and I truly hope it reaches as many ears as possible. It gave me so much to think about regarding my daily habits-though I already try to stay on top of them, there's always room for improvement. This conversation has given me that extra push and clarity on why those improvements are so important. Grateful for the motivation!
Excellent interview. With very sound advice. No extremism! Such a breath of fresh air!!!
I wish you had interviewed him a couple years ago before my uncle passed. I am grateful you did it now and not later.
I am so happy to lived most of my life in Italy❤what a culture,what a food,what a diet❤
Yes pizza and pasta all day long!😂
And ice cream 🍨 😂
Pasta equals carbs lol
When will we stop allowing the people "in charge" to treat us like garbage?! WE could be the people in charge.
indeed.
We vote for them, they are dis-inform and misinform.. there is no money in cured people
Garbage in, Garbage out.
well said
impossible.
I'm so glad someone is talking about this. I've noticed since the pandemic, diagnosis of cancer has gone through the roof!
This was an excellent interview. I'm so glad that Dr. Seyfried is getting more exposure. I don't have cancer and cancer doesn't run in my family, but I understand epigenetics and I'm doing everything I can to avoid getting it. I'm 55 and went low carb (under 30 grams of carbs per day) for 4 years and then in 2021 transitioned to a ketovore diet. I do not eat vegetables, fruits (only exception is avocados) or grains and eliminated all seed oils from my diet. I have not had anything sweet since June of 2021. I understand by keeping my body in a state of ketosis and doing intermittent fasting that this will give me the best chance at a long lifespan. I also routinely enter a state of autophagy. It is so empowering to realize we have agency over our health, in so many ways. Thank you Steve for inviting Dr. Seyfriend onto your podcast. Annette from rural Ontario, Canada.
@canadiancarnivore That is very radical. So WHAT do you eat?
@@fudge6509 Hi there, I eat eggs, butter, cheese, high fat 10% Greek yogurt, beef, chicken, turkey, fish, seafood and pork. I also eat avocados. I count carbs, not calories. I do not restrict and eat until I am pleasantly satiated. I eat about 2,300 calories a day. Nutrition with Judy is a great resource. I'm able to maintain my weight by eating sufficient amounts of fat. This also gives me energy. The mistake I made at the beginning was not eating enough fat. We need fat. I was drinking 35% whipping cream in my coffee, but then found out that carrageenan which is a commonly used additive to thicken, emulsify and preserve foods can cause cancer and is inflammatory to the digestive tract. So I now drink my Swiss decaf coffee black. Reach out with any other questions. I know it is an extreme way to eat, but what diet allows you not to restrict calories and reach your ideal body weight? I'm 5'6" and weigh 115 pounds.
Thank you for this interview. I often wonder, with all the information at our disposal, why the government, health organizations, and other responsible institutions aren’t taking action to improve food regulation. In U.S. schools, for example, they serve highly processed, sugar-laden junk food, and yet we expect future generations to be healthy? It’s a constant struggle to teach kids healthy eating habits when everything around them is promoting unhealthy food.
Excellent topic!! Amazing information. So grateful for this.
God Bless you both for sharing these truths, resources and your wonderful souls!
I had cancer - the chemo worked at first but then the tumour began to grow again. I went strictly on Dr Seyfrieds' High Fat Low Carb diet, including 24 hr fast weekly. The Tumour shrank dramatically so that mild radiation could be used to kill it off. I've told every oncologist I've met about this, was there excitement ? No, they just blanked me. As the good Prof says, it will take time to change that blinkered inertia.
@@marcjames3487 yes! Crazy how ppl - professionals - aren’t able to conceptualize new ideas!
Ch3mo is a.multi billion dollar earner
Were you eating a lot of meat?
@@ShepherdMinistry I reduced meat though I still ate maybe 250 gms of beef a day. I added extra butter to meat and coffee and ate more eggs. Also bone broth once a day. The weekly fast, even only 24 hrs seemed vital to cement the overall results.
@@marcjames3487 Appreictae the response! Did you take anything to block glucose?
Dr Seyfried is so down to earth, passionate, it is such a pleasure to listen to him. 👍🏾 Thank you for another excellent interview!
Prof Seyfried changed my life with his videos.
They should open trial clinics in UK and Europe... This guys amazing. Stephen you are the one to move this forward.
Thanks Dr Seyfried and team for the work you are doing and thanks Steven and team as always for another eye opening episode.
I was diagnosed with stage 3 hormone positive BC last year at the "height' of my health. ( I was erroneously told by a quack that bioidentical hormones are harmless)I have since learned that the doctors who treat cancer know basically nothing about returning the body to health. They treat cancer as a disease from which they believe a patient will die. So they look at it as hopeless from the get go.
Diet, exercise, faith, joy, and parasite cleansing are important. The patient MUST do the work!
And before you comment, know that I used these methods when my son was diagnosed with a terminal rhabdomyosarcoma 29 years ago. He is 31 and alive today.
bravo!
So greatful for the good, simple and practical advice in this episode. Thank you so much!
I think Thomas is an incredible person, who genuinely wants to make a positive impact in people's lives. I hope that more people will be able to implement the different successful approaches, mentioned in this episode.
I personally don't truly have much knowledge about cancer (until I watched this episode) and thankfully do not have any family history of it either. However, I think this episode has taught me that our lifestyle and diet can have a significant impact our health, in relation to protecting ourselves from cancer.
I think our ancestors can teach us a lot about staying healthy, even though we live in a world with a lot more temptation than they had to overcome. There may be more convenient and junk food within our reach today, but they are definitely not worth it in the long term. I believe that the sacrifices we make today surely will be worth it in the future.
Also, I am personally a very big fan of fasting (and meditating). I've found it to be good way of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, although I understand that it is not easy. What has helped me is focusing my mind on why I want a healthier lifestyle, being disciplined and keeping in mind the positive outcome we can achieve as a result. Good habits take time to develop, so consistency is key and acknowledging all the progress that had been made helps too ❤
Thanks DOAC for having Dr Seyfried to this podcast. I wish more people will be able to learn this health advices. 🙏
What a genius Dr. Thomas is ! Thank you Steven. That is a priceless podcast.
I love this doctor! He's passionate and amused by his own work and the findings of research. What he's suggesting is not impossible but requires a lot of discipline. Drastic changes require drastic measures.
Thank you for bringing such interesting guests.
You’ve outdone yourself with this interview Steven! What a wonderful guest on such an important topic that’s impacted all of our lives.
Does anyone remember that guy who had terminal cancer while living in America.
When he moved back to his homeland, a small town in Italy, his stage 4 cancer just disappeared.
I do!
I feel like the USA is toxic air, water, and soil all around.
Can you remember his name?
This guy ? ua-cam.com/video/QVJ1jtkUW_s/v-deo.html
@@m33265 yes
This is so inspirational and hopeful! What a beautiful and humanity loving guest❤My mum passed away from breast cancer a week ago. I wish I knew this information a year ago😢
Brilliant show. Love his passion which comes across
I love to listen Professor Thomas Seyfried , everything he said it’s make sense. Hopefully all in the medical fields will listen and do some changes for all of us that needs to learn and help us,provides us to the best of its all.
1) Lack of Exercise, 2) Processed Carbs in Diet, 3) Emotional Stress, 4) Lack of Sleep, and 5) Lack of Friends...puts you at risk to damaged and reduced efficiency of mitochondria which may lead to cancer. You're welcome 😂 26:00 mins in...
Protein from animal sources. Higher IGF-1 = more cancer & faster cancer growth.
Way too simplistic.
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Thanks. Nothing new in this presentation that hasn't heard before. The problem is getting individuals to actually follow the advice.
legal drugs...fq antibiotics among others is killing mito. stay away from big pharma
Dr. Seyfried’s answer to the question was incredibly moving. He is the physical emanation of the word HERO! He will always be in my prayers, may he live long and succeed in every endeavor to benefit humanity.
It's crazy, my neighbors father in law, my other neighbor colon cancer, my mom breast cancer, and now my dad leukemia, have all had or gotten cancer. It's very concerning and feels like a huge uptick since the 90's... I'm looking into eating less sugar, fasting more often, exercising, and eating less carbs and processed foods. I hope it helps prevent me from this scary pandemic. I'm in my mid 30's.
Thoroughly enjoyed this. We need to make the changes with our kids so they make better choices and it gets passed to future generations.
We're in a period where we've made some mistakes with our diets and health, not even that long in the grand scheme of things, but it's time to fix it and cure our illnesses without toxic remedies.
Thank you for giving Dr Seyfried a platform. Listened to whole podcast.
Great podcast, I wish you included his diet below for us to download.
@@BuleBolang Just read your comment - check out Dr. Eric Berg videos on UA-cam - he has in-depth info, diet, exercise. Hope this helps
This is really another fantastic guest, and his message is eye opening. We know about excercise and food, but I never heard it was source of cancer, too. Great conversation.
Finally professor Seyfried getting the platform he deserves!!