The Groundbreaking Cancer Expert: (New Research) “This Common Food Is Making Cancer Worse!”

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The Groundbreaking Cancer Expert: (New Research) “This Common Food Is Making Cancer Worse!”


Dr Thomas Seyfried is a Professor of biology, genetics, and biochemistry at Boston College. He has over 150 peer-reviewed publications and is also the author of books such as, ‘Cancer as a Metabolic Disease: On the Origin, Management, and Prevention of Cancer’. 

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01:59 What Would Dr Seyfried Say He Does?
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@TheDiaryOfACEO
1 hour ago

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@OneKindWord
1 hour ago

What is metabolic therapy?

@seattledude6277
1 hour ago

My friend Shannon Obrien was diagnosed with a brain Glioblastoma ! They said (3 months) She lived 18 years!

@ledatufarulo7316
1 hour ago

Tuttii gli additivi e i conservanti industriali che troviamo nei cibi della grande distribuzione,ma non lo dicono mai. Piu malati,piu profitto x le industrie farmaceutiche

@mosthighdesign
1 hour ago

Sugar and additives in food are what is killing people. Check the ingredients and buy minimally processed foods. Cook at home. Live longer and better. But the issue too is the stuff in foods like pesticides GMO, microplastics, heavy metals. Not much we can do about those. More antioxidants maybe.

@tiffaniedavidsen5421

Plant based lifestyle baby! It’s not rocket science 💗🙃🔥🌿

@angelatimpani9285
1 hour ago

The doc should have got together the european cancer percentage would have been very interesting 🤔

@PeteThecurious100
1 hour ago

Thank you. That was a great interview. How can you live life in the future and not turn what you are talking about into a religion? While I would not argue with your principles. Ultimately we have to calculate the risks going forward. Riding in a car is a risk. It so happens I love sugar, even on my lettuce and tomatoes. I am 83 years old, just had a hip replaced and the doctor said I was in good nick, I take one Thyroid tablet a day only. My mother and Grandparents lived well into their nineties and `lived' on cake and puddings. There are acceptions. I do not mean to be annoying, just thinking aloud. African's life expectancy? They eat grain/grass seed pounded with pole-like sticks in a hollow wooden log bowl. That would be carbohydrates finely processed? I have marvelled at what Jorden Peterson and his daughter have with their meat diet and how it has cured them of dire diseases. Hmm?
I will try without sugar and see but I am not sure a little extra life will be worth it.

@Ray-fk4vh
1 hour ago

This man is doing humanity a great favor, im not sure how many of you are aware of this but hes taking on a lot of companies by doing this. If the FDA were to change their regulations a lot of companies would lose money, some might even go out of business.

@jasonstewart_ky
1 hour ago

This interviewer is persistently and aggressively trying to get the good doctor in trouble.

@vulcan4d
1 hour ago

We grew up in nature, but modern living is trying to take us away from nature. We eat synthetic food, work indoors for long hours with unnatural light. We stress our body too much until it cant take it.

@PAMWALMSLEY
1 hour ago

Show this to president Trump

@Sathari-pz4hi
1 hour ago

Thank you so much for this very informative discussion.
I am also a medical doctor who moved into Energy Medicine when I saw the limitations of Allopathic medicine.

@yooozekspieszyc7761

its hard to talk with such specialist cause you dont have contr arguments, you just a nooby speaking with pro scamer.

@Lovinlife1234
1 hour ago

Total genious!!!!

@Blaackcula
1 hour ago

Now who wouldn't want this guy to be their grandfather….

@KathyRobbins-p1m
1 hour ago

This is great news,. What an amazing interview, the energy professor Seyfried exudes is testimony to his passion for the research and the people he loves to help.

@cinders1413
1 hour ago

My dad started smoking age 9 he continued until he died age 80 , not fom cancer but negligence in the hospital being treated for a hernia.
He didn't even have a cough after all that smoking. I dont understand why ?

@etoneetone
1 hour ago

Major problem is when dr give patients ? months to live

@atulpatel2850
1 hour ago

THANK YOU FOR THIS INTERVIEW. THIS DOCTOR MAKES SO MUCH SENSE. I WATER FAST REGULARLY. IT IS EASY TO FAST, BUT ONE HAS TO START SLOWLY. HOW DO YOU GET IN TOUCH WITH THIS DOCTOR?

@armchairquarterback4529

I was hoping there would be a list of foods presented which I could use to help keep me cancer free, but an hour and a half later (I had to speed up the video)
I gave up

@stevenbingham4828
1 hour ago

Look we ‘All’ gonna die of something, no pretty corpse….we have breathe breathed and it’s taken away 🙏🏾 we ‘ALL’ eventually reach that destination., King to Pauper, What lays beyond is a matter of faith and belief!

@700NitroXpress
1 hour ago

When I went on steak, eggs, cheese, nuts, and water. I felt better and had more energy, needed less sleep, woke wakeful and not groggy. Also lost weight very quickly, but it stabilized about 30 pounds lighter than I was. I was also only eating once per day and was full throughout the day which was interesting.

@alexanderkoech
1 hour ago

Ancient fermentation pathways took me back to my undergrad days.

@Coast2CoastCarnivore

Where can I get a prescription?

@stevenbingham4828
1 hour ago

CEO asked some very interesting questions. I rarely comment on your particular videos, but this, was very enlightening. I’m going to find somewhere where I can live without other crazy money people…we’re killing ourselves for the sake of the $0:99 cheese burger (amongst other things) 🤷🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

@jamesmason8436
1 hour ago

Reason cancer has escalated in places like Africa is because average life expentancy has jumped from 40 to over 60 since comtact with the West.

We're living longer, as do our pets vs wild animals.

Age is the biggest factor of all. Older you get, the higher the chance of developing it.

Pretty straightforward.

@Nombulelo-u4c
1 hour ago

Interesting topic, Cancer is no longer genetic.

@tempemail5337
1 hour ago

Medical industry still in dark ages in my opinion. I don’t trust the system. Until it improves. My parents also dead because of the system and malpractice in my opinion.😢

@tempemail5337
1 hour ago

The love of money is the root of all evil. -Bible quote. 😮

@ashleighgallagher3055

is fermented food safe to eat ? sauerkraut juice helps my asthma sooo much …i can't digest fermented dairy it make my asthma so bad.. normal diary does not

@tempemail5337
1 hour ago

Thanks for the informative content. Confirming research and how body works Inside-out. Testing it this week while I’m healing from fall back side kidney injury sick and off work. Using MCT powders and less or no carbs. Letting body heal faster. Once this information gets out and people find out this information wasn’t promoted more vs sick care emergency medicine drugs and surgery for profits. Not all doctors are bad. 🎉❤😮

@disgruntledtoons
1 hour ago

The other drawback of living an agrarian lifestyle is that about one year out of ten, the crops fail. The other benefit of aerobic exercise is that visceral fat (which is the worst kind) is the first kind to be burned.

@colinharper3911
1 hour ago

While this is interesting, it is worth mentioning…

Acceptance in the Scientific Community:

While Dr. Seyfried's metabolic theory has garnered attention and sparked discussions, it has not achieved widespread acceptance as a replacement for the genetic mutation model of cancer. The prevailing consensus among cancer researchers is that genetic mutations play a central role in cancer development. However, there is growing recognition of the importance of metabolic alterations in cancer cells, leading to increased research into cancer metabolism and potential therapeutic targets. For instance, studies have explored targeting cancer metabolism as a therapeutic strategy, acknowledging the role of metabolic pathways in tumor growth and survival. ​​

Criticisms of Dr. Seyfried's Views:

Critics argue that Dr. Seyfried's emphasis on metabolism may overlook the complexity of cancer biology, where both genetic and metabolic factors interplay. Some researchers contend that while metabolic abnormalities are evident in cancer cells, they often result from underlying genetic mutations rather than being the primary cause. Additionally, there is skepticism about the efficacy of metabolic therapies, such as ketogenic diets, in treating cancer, with some studies indicating limited benefits and cautioning against overstating their potential. ​​

In summary, Dr. Seyfried's metabolic theory of cancer has contributed to a broader understanding of cancer biology and has stimulated research into metabolic therapies. However, it remains a subject of debate, and the mainstream scientific community continues to view genetic mutations as fundamental drivers of cancer, with metabolic changes being a significant but secondary aspect.

@QualityAir924
1 hour ago

24:20 I died laughing when he laughed. He ate and left no crumbs. One of the best grandad jokes I ever heard ❤