Can This Starve Cancer? - Surprising Diet & Lifestyle Tips That Fight Disease! | Dominic D'Agostino

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  @DhruPurohit · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @lindy404 · 2 years ago

  I’m an almost 9 year breast cancer survivor. In January I was diagnosed with an aggressive tumor on my scalp…they told me it was metastatic breast cancer. I had noticed the lump on my head last fall and it was growing fast. After many blood tests, biopsies, CT scans, MRIs, PET scan, bone marrow biopsy, they changed my diagnosis to lymphoma. In late January my scalp lesion disappeared and all of the doctors can’t explain it. During my lymph node surgery they couldn’t find any lymph nodes that were of significance and the resulting finding was no evidence of lymphoma. I am cancer free and my oncologist wants to know what I did those 3 months. I did IF, sometimes for 48 hours, Keto strict diet, prayer and yoga nidra. They may do a case study on me…I am blessed.🙏🏻

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  @2makeshiftwings · 2 years ago

  Best interview on this topic. Very detailed information, great questions. Dr D&apos;Agostino is an incredible human for his knowledge and desire to share what he&apos;s learned, what he knows.

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  @homedecorchristy6830 · 2 years ago

  Dhru I appreciate you digging deeper into Professor Seyfried&apos;s work. It was great to hear Dominic tell his story from beginning to end. Very helpful and I also enjoyed the video with the Hippocrates Foundation. Would love to see a follow-up on that one. &nbsp;Thank you

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  @rebeccabartsch · 2 years ago

  As you are digging further into randomized controlled studies using a specific type of ketogenic diet, may I suggest using a carnivore diet which also puts your body into ketosis. In my experience (been carnivore for 11 months and trying a keto diet for a few months before that) the carnivore diet is much easier to follow long-term because it is so satiating. &nbsp;I eat meat (particularly grass-fed, grass-finished beef), eggs, butter, bacon and organs (liver and heart). &nbsp;I include a small amount of raw milk which I make into kefir. I am 75 years old and have never felt better in my life. &nbsp;I have never had cancer but I am aware that this carnivore diet is helping me prevent any cancer in my body.

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  @peterz53 · 2 years ago

  &quot;what&apos;s right for me&quot; &nbsp;- So many people acting like we are all different species and we can&apos;t generalize across humans.

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  @erwinrogers9470 · 2 years ago

  Excellent interview👍

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  @CaroleMillington · 2 years ago

  Extremely annoying adverts every 3 minutes, but very informative

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  @RobCLynch · 1 year ago

  I think the simplistic nessage is to inhibit glucose and glutamine uptake in cancer patients, using a Ketogenic approach for the glucose and a drug focused approach for the glutamine. The tricky part is which drugs and how to get them.

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  @schweizerbergnomadin1054 · 2 years ago

  I am 70 and on a low carb diet for 20 years now, still lean,physically active and althought my LDL is very high, i have a zero calcium heart score

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  @rebeccabartsch · 2 years ago

  For electrolytes I use plenty of salt, which by the way I have a better blood pressure than ever! I also take 40 drops of trace minerals from a company called, Trace Mineral in a quart of water daily.

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  @Livelongwforce · 2 years ago

  Cannot wait for a protocol. Diagnosed March 6th w/ stage 4 Trip+ bc g3. Started standard care last week but know this is the true way to heal.

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