Dietary fat role in cancer

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Peter Rogers MD

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@omarsilva5385
3 days ago

Ok😂

@jmwhitt
3 days ago

I think a lot of younger people who get syncope or near syncope probably do not eat enough fruits and vegetables to get their potassium and magnesium.

@MichaelEdwardWright1

Misinformation from an ignorant mount stupid mass harmer.

@robmcguckin7605
3 days ago

I can't listen to this, so much is conflicting with current data and I'm only a few minutes in!

@ws7001
3 days ago

Cite a paper showing fat causes hypoxia. Cancer cannot feed on fat or ketones. Fat can increase transport of glucose which feeds cancer. All of these studies that I have read feed the mice carbs and fats. A carnivore diet (near zero carbs) prevents cancer. One study of a local carnivore population of 40,000 resulted in only one case of cancer. You are making too many assumptions.

@fraserwilliams8472
3 days ago

Would like to know:
I do have a friend who has been vegan essentially his entire life, bar the occasional fish.
He is 62, has 80% blockage in 2 of his main arteries to his heart.
How much of this is genetic aswell do you think?

@barbarawhitney8186
3 days ago

Is this an older video? The mustache….

@rupertbear9116
3 days ago

kempner for the win. 90:5:5 is perfect , and betters the okinawan "sweet potato" diet

@SpikeFastingRacing
3 days ago

Oh, come on! 😄 Are we really blaming the guacamole for our late-night Netflix binges? 🍿🥑 Dietary fat has been the scapegoat for way too long! Maybe it’s not the fat but the fact that we can’t resist those cheesy nachos! 😂 Let’s not throw the baby out with the bathwater here—moderation is key, my friend! 🥳✨

@rawintuition
3 days ago

🏆

@plantbasedposer
3 days ago

So does anemia lead to cancer then?

@InfiniteQuest86
3 days ago

Your channel is a gold mine. I thought I was doing well following Dr. Gregor. But there's another level beyond that, and it's you.

@Surendra-ue4fb
3 days ago

It seems he is promoting vegan

@ESUvegan
3 days ago

Brilliant work Peter 👏🏻

@Mary-kl3dn
3 days ago

So if a person had a cancerous tumor, then radically changed their diet to starch based whole foods SOS free for the past 3 years, and the tumor immediately stopped growing, Dr Rogers would you have the tumor surgically removed or just leave it there?

@grandconjunct
3 days ago

Leviticus 3:17
“It is a permanent statute throughout your generations in all your dwellings: you shall not eat any fat or any blood.”

@kalipiana3880
3 days ago

what is worse for cancer meat or fat ?

@samnsamole9448
3 days ago

this is great, i was recently thinking i wanted to understand a bit more about cancer, considering how much it's talked about. currently on a binge on tons of your videos, definitely will be taking some "condensed notes" bc your videos provide great structure on the health world.

i feel like if even a layman spends enough time here it won't be long before he can start smashing the majority of the medical profession and online "health experts". certainly a good starting point!

@cantstoplion
3 days ago

Beautiful Peter. Love it! Have an awesome day! 😃💚🥦👍🏼👍🏼

@marilynNV
3 days ago

I know it has nothing to do with this video. But I'd like you to comment on this: – Amino acids stimulate insulin secretion. – Insulin clearance is dependant of its uptake by a cell. – Uptake of insulin by a cell is dependant of the presence of glucose. – Therefore, amino acids won't induce the clearance of the insulin, contributing to prolonged hyperinsulinemia – This mechanism could be explaining the obesogenic effect, the pro-anabolic state, and the pro-cancer property of high protein diets. – Does this make sense?

@aboutsupplies
3 days ago

Can anyone tell me the compound in animail fat and meat that causes cancer?

I can tell you one that kills human cancer.

@billparsonsartist8565

Hi Peter. Please clarify. I know that endothelial cells are beneficial for blood flow and vasaldialation. So how come they are the bad guys here? I listened to your biochemical explanation here. But how did they flip from good guy to bad guy. I'm confused.

@albertzheng650
3 days ago

"When I received the Nobel Prize, the only big lump sum of money I have ever seen, I had to do something with it. The easiest way to drop this hot potato was to invest it, to buy shares. I knew that World War II was coming and I was afraid that if I had shares which rise in case of war, I would wish for war. So I asked my agent to buy shares which go down in the event of war. This he did. I lost my money and saved my soul."

— Albert Szent-Gyorgyi

You're a modern Szent-Gyorgyi!

@karenstanton5405
3 days ago

good to know this. avoiding fat is so important

@albertzheng650
3 days ago

Keeping the whole body, all the cells and tissues and organs, in a slightly over-supply of O2 appears to be the most important thing to do to prevent most chronic non-genetic diseases.

@annelewis7435
3 days ago

The question is, did these people do these super low-fat low protein diets for the rest of their life or just to get healed are there studies for long-term adherence to these diets?

@kwimms
3 days ago

Other channels are shooting deer, eating the dead rotting flesh, and discussing the benefits of lard. What a wonderful world… Thanks for your little candle of truth held high against the raging storm of nutrition nonsense currently attacking us.

@georgesamaras2922
3 days ago

i feel mustache mogged

@HybridParentSupport

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@gerikimbrell383
3 days ago

Value ❤