4 months ago
“So we can divide. We can do the division right now and tell you what you have. You can get these little ketones. Oh, yeah, it's a keto mojo. And you can also get them now for. For. Wow, this guy's skilled at doing this. I travel with one of these. Yeah. So I have one all the time.”
“to read it. This graph will be on the screen throughout this episode anyway, so people can screenshot it if they want to have a look. And the way that they test what their GKI index is, is they can buy one of these Keto Mojo things, which you can get on Amazon for $20, $30. You prick your finger, it gives you the glucose reading.”
“And human beings are of the kind that I want a quick fix for everything, right? Ozempic. How about some Ozempic? Is this, what is this, GLP? Yeah, yeah. GLP one. Okay. We don't, you know, first of all, we haven't done any research yet to know where a GLP would put you on the chart.”
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“And it hasn't been done yet. I don't I haven't seen any papers coming out. OK, so we'll keep the Ozempic off the table. But you're saying exercise number three. So I've got I've got education. Kill the food deserts so people can get healthy food. Yeah. Stay away from the ultra processed stuff. Number three, exercise.”
“So so that's good. Twelve. Huh? Huh? So I did. I did the carnivore diet for a week eating big ribeyes. You like ribeye steak? Yes, of course. OK, ribeyes, bacon and eggs, lamb.”
“Is that like, oh, man, that's the worst diet. What about the carnivore diet? What about the ribeye with a little sauce on top of it? This keeps your blood sugar low. It elevates your ketone. If you want to do it with plants, but everything you got fish, plants, you get the vegans and all these kind of people.”
“It was a calorie restricted Mediterranean diet. Salmon. Sardines. Olive oil, avocado and exercise. Is that like, oh, man, that's the worst diet. What about the carnivore diet? What about the ribeye with a little sauce on top of it?”
“What are we doing? And advanced breast cancer and all these terminal cancers. We put them into some level of ketosis, and then you come in with the standard drugs, cisplatin, carboplatin, whatever you want to do, but you cut the dosages down big time, and then they have tremendous, and you put it the key,”
“What are we doing? And advanced breast cancer and all these terminal cancers. We put them into some level of ketosis, and then you come in with the standard drugs, cisplatin, carboplatin, whatever you want to do, but you cut the dosages down big time, and then they have tremendous, and you put it the key,”
“I would never recommend any, I have to just give them the knowledge. Then the person has to make the decision themselves. Do you think it could be beneficial if you were king to have everybody wear a CGM, one of those continuous glucose monitors at least once? No. Never. No, I think if you have cancer and you really want to stay in this green zone to know, right?”
“You know, I'm not saying this is easy stuff. GLP-1 inhibitor, man, that's a hell of a lot easier than than than doing this. And I should probably say always consult with a medical professional. Yeah, I think because, you know, a lot of people, they have a lot of comorbidities.”
“And this is amazing. What about high fructose corn syrups and refinement? Man, that's the worst kind of crap. You don't take that. What about what about industrial seed oils? Well, you know, people talk about seed oils, canola and soy. Yeah, I don't know. And listen, another thing, too, you and I are different.”
“He took him to the hospital, he had some comorbidity. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The other thing, too, is you got to be some people have carnitine deficiencies. Carnitines prevents fatty acids from being made into ketone bodies. So, so they can be carnitine supplementation can help them.”
“And eat whatever they can keep down. It is incredibly common for cancer patients to be handed meal replacement shakes, which are often packed with corn syrups and refined sugars, ice cream and high carbohydrate comfort foods just to keep their calorific intake up from a metabolic perspective.”
“I've looked at one and that's Mebendazole. OK, how did I come to that realization? People knew that Mebendazole had some therapeutic benefit about cancer, but they don't believe until you show the mechanism. That paper. Shows the mechanism.”
“In late 2023, the International Agency of Research on Cancer officially upgraded these forever chemicals, which are used in nonstick pans and food packaging, to a grade one carcinogen in humans, cancer causing in humans, based on strong mechanistic evidence that it induces epigenetic, which is gene alterations and suppresses the immune system.”
“What was the diet? It was a calorie restricted Mediterranean diet. Salmon. Sardines. Olive oil, avocado and exercise. Is that like, oh, man, that's the worst diet. What about the carnivore diet?”
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“I mean, my work is based on what Otto Warburg, the famous German scientist, said from the 1920s. He clearly showed that cancer was a mitochondrial metabolic disease.”
“the drugs like repurposed drugs to target the glutaminolysis with this one here, this BMC big paper here.”
“this paper and the new one we have with the ketogenic for the childhood high grade glioma for kids.”
“There was a study in 2013 that demonstrated that while ketogenic diet alone significantly slowed tumor growth and systemic metastatic cancer mouse models, combining the diet of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, elicited a profound synergetic decrease in tumor growth”
“In late 2023, the International Agency of Research on Cancer officially upgraded these forever chemicals, which are used in nonstick pans and food packaging, to a grade one carcinogen in humans”
“The IARC classifies carcinogenic and cacadium as group 1 carcinogenics.”