3 BIGGEST MISTAKES MADE WHEN DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER!-with Dr. Christy Kesslering and Dr. Eric Westman 

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Has he had the PET scan? If so, hoping good news. 🙏🏼

Hoping great news update

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I recently talked to my friend, a young radiologist, and he basically told me the same - apparently that’s what they now teach in med schools - that according to research, sugar has nothing to do with cancer, eat what you want, and so on. I was very confused to hear it, because I had cancer years ago, I did the diet during therapy, and I believe the low carb diet helped me to be cured in 6 instead of 8-9 months as was the original prognosis. Cutting down 2 months of chemo is something!! Soo I mean he is a doctor and maybe there is no evidence, but my gut feeling says low carb diet worked for me. Ultimately we agreed that it does no harm, so if I want, I can do the low carb diet next time as well, if it happens. :D

Great comments. Thank you all ❤

Your success needs to be known to give hope By other cancer pts and oncology My sister’s triple neg breast cancer and standard American diet including sugar added drinks progressed quickly. I’m glad you were able to benefit from your good choices

Good for you. My first oncologist said the same. Then I change for another one and he even replaced me Chemo to another CAD 4/6 inhibitor +HT for my breast HER2negative,estrogen dependent,post menopausal. How whey do it? I am on keto/carnivor for 1.5 year

@@suzanbak1I am sorry your family experienced this.

The docs never do. Everything I've been inflicted with was something I'm going to have to live with forever. Never mentioned diet, but he did mention drugs I should take.

@@jimrutherford2773 So damn aggravating

Still pushing cut poison burn.

Tragic that no one asks about diet or if they do, they give the wrong advice. Good for you to have been in a ketogenic state during treatment (and hopefully still continuing). Best wishes for continued success.

My first year of chemo, I didn't have a problem with my dietary needs. My 2nd year was totally different. They gave me that chemical that starts with a 'p.' and I totally lost my appetite. I kept complaining that I couldn't eat anything except sweets and I knew I needed to keep up with nourishment! The ONC and assistants didn't help. I didn't know about keto back then. Now I know -- after the fact -- and I believe "It's never too late." I love this video that can help the afflicted with an offering of HOPE.

I’m so sorry. ❤️🥹

Me too...since 2005

,..,? kindly advise the required tests for Multiple Myloma in routine to find out the markers are high or controlled . Thanks 👍🙏

I want response to my text.

First step, Follow the money. Second step, refer to the first step over and over. Third step, always assume your doctor is lying to you until they can provide evidence of what they say is true. I was recently notified that my PC physician at the Veterans Administration Hospital was changed. I tried to change him on my own, but was told, “No. you cant change providers. Unless you have a very good reason.” I listed my reasons… every other reason I gave was that in some manner, the man was a moron. Could not answer any questions. And I was always rushed out of any appointment I had with him as fast as possible. But I guess I deserved all of that. I improved my health in many way. Most notable in curing my diabetes is less than 4 months. That I refused to take statins for any reason. I asked too many damn questions. Hence, I was a trouble maker. The first thing I am going to do when I meet the new PC provider is ask him a simple question. “Can an associative study, prove anything?” Depending on that answer…. Well, we’ll just wait and see what the fallout is.

Hi, great to hear that you were so strong and decisive at such a young age. I’ve had a similar experience- now 5 months cancer free after refusing radical surgery and chemotherapy (I did have successful tumor removal surgery). Honestly stress was the biggest contribution factor, but I have used diet to majorly reduce my eostrogen intake and hopefully that, together with the other naturopathic treatments I’m doing, will keep the big C away. All the best of health and strength to you!

​@@farkhandazahid4897 this comment was regarding melanoma, not myeloma. Sorry.

Awesome. I love hearing success stories that work for anyone and I appreciate it that you shared it without suggesting that your method is better than mine. We can all learn from listening and supporting each other, without injecting criticism and personal biases 😊

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I was diagnosed with lymphoma In July was put on chemo right away .am going for my 4th session. I am eating well .

Plant based with meat on top? I'm animal based with plants for seasoning and little snacks or on side.

Eating well can meat completely opposite things to 4 different people. If you do the opposite of the dietary guidelines you will be doing well.

How it possible holistically?? Kindly guide me plz

@user-cg3tr6cr5j With the guidance of a holistic doctor; she looked at blood work, all tests related to my cancer, reports, etc, and came up with a treatment plan. This included a complete change in diet, supplements she prescribed, and high dose vitamin C infusion. Treatment began BEFORE surgery and because of this, one mass was killed and the other shrunk by the same size. This saved me from having a breast removed. I rejected ALL conventional treatments.

Kindly can you share the diet plan with me

Actually my mother is facing CA breast with metastasis of lungs.dificulty in breathing shows. I am worried about too much so I discuss with you

@user-cg3tr6cr5j This eating protocol was designed specifically for me and my health care needs. It may be counterproductive for others. However, I was only able to eat organic low glycemic vegetables and all meats (but they had to be no nitrates, hormones, pesticides free, etc.). I could have eggs, uncured bacon, cooked with only unpasteurized butter and lard, half medium baked potato OR sweet potato per day, no nuts or seeds (except walnuts, pecans, almonds, and pistachio); they have fungus that encourage cancer growth. Only sweetner: 100% pure organic stevia; only ingredient - stevia leaf. Meals noon and 6pm. Plenty of water and rest. This was on conjunction with high dose vitamin C infusions and prescribed supplements. Low glycemic fruits were added after surgery. Carb intake per day was 50 grams. Edit: Sorry about your mom. 😔

Thank you. This is good to know.

Thanks , what do you do if they differ ?

@@MsSilver41 Probably get a third!

@@MsSilver41 Everyone's situation will be different, but if its a big enough deal (double mastectomy), a third opinion might be necessary. Maybe just a retesting or re-examining of the samples or tissues that were taken. Definitely consult with the doctors that took the samples.

Your advice is very important. My best friend worked in a lab years ago. The techs were treated as if they were in an assembly line with a lot of pressure to process tests for various illnesses such as pap smears or STDs. Some of her co-workers would cheat by marking the tests as negative even though they had not processed the tests so they could improve their production numbers. Other techs would fail to discard dirty test tubes so the next tech might use a dirty test tube. My friend says to question whether a test result is even from your specimen because labs make mistakes.

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Fruit?

I'm confused what's the nutrients to do..keto or not for life??

And SLEEP IN. Sleep a whole afternoon on the weekends.

Any idea on probiotics or Glutamine?

@@joanneclark8256 glutamine producing foods include so many basic foods that's why fasting or fasting mimicking diet is so important as part of the strategy. DON is the medication they tend to use on a pulsed program if one cannot fast. Probiotics are useful because the bacteria have eaten up most of the glucose.

Some non toxic drugs can help for blocking glutamine metabolism, (leucine, some antibiotics or some dietary supplement like green extract tea called egcg or ashwagandha. But you should have ketones on your body, you must be in a strict ketogenic diet, once you block glucosis pathway you can block glutamine pathway with those drugs. And also, you have to take antidiabetic ( metformin) or another dietary supplement that helps lower glucosis in the blood like alpha lipoic acid. 1200 mg daily. For the drugs that's blocks glutamine unfortunately I don't have doses. But u heard Thomas Seyfried in a interview saying you need very low doses. I know all this things because my mother is faithing a very agressive cancer since 3 years. So we looking for another non conventional. Good look everyone

Как без биопсии определить,что у вас онкология,,,и какие клетки?

natural glutamine inhibitor is : Berberine & Green Tea help inhibit glutamine@@joanneclark8256

A continuous Ketone meter is now available.

I actually recommend using a keto-mojo in all of my patients :)

You are so wrong!

@@mirellaluttikhuiswould you expand on that?

​@mirellavanes4328 who is wrong??

Mine took almost 2 months to get surgery. The goal they said was 60 days. Mom, 43 years ago, did have a mastectomy within 2 weeks of diagnosis if I remember right.

Sounds like the oncologist had an agenda. He did not want to mention your diet plan of attack. Good on you. The radiological approach can and does work. It can not differentiate between healthy cells or cancer cells. But without the sugar from diet, the cancer is very weak, and without sugar, with ketones for fuel, the healthy cells are much stronger and can handle some radiation. You did well padawon. The health is with this one.

@dorisn7492 thank you very much for sharing this is much detail. Your time and effort is much appreciated. Intuitively following these same steps and yes taking out juices, fruits is a game changer. HFLC , some protein. And we have a miracle! Blessing and continued health and vitality to you and your loved one!

Hi. What does it mean HFLC?

@@mananabasescu3438 "High fat-low carb" diet

High fat low carb

Who is MC Anderson?

@@jamaica2010ism MDAnderson Cancer Center is a specialized hospital in Houston,TX

MD Anderson Cancer Center?

That's new. They are actually using Keto diet as a tool??

Keto is hard of your Kinneys

@@annabrahamson4320 The opposite is true. Where did they get the information from?

​@@annabrahamson4320That's the opposite of the truth. Keto improves kidney function. Check out Dr. Jason Fung kidney Dr.

@@annabrahamson4320 Wrong.

@@annabrahamson4320no, it’s not.

Diabetes is a major risk factor for cancer.

Thank you for your input. The starving cancer cells of glucose is indeed an incomplete advisory. Yes, have been on several of Dr Seyfried's sessions and they are extremely informative.

I've read Seyfied's stuff (mostly a combo of learned research and chip-on-shoulder whining about no-one listening to him). DON isn't readily available so, if you're between treatments you're left with a therapeutic ketogenic diets guided by GKI, which limits protein

You are so right about the whining bit, which is sad but perhaps.... thanks input. Am just trying to get body to improve metabolism for overall defence and health.

​@@cassieoz1702 I think that chemo is so strong that some of the side effects can be killing,,,so when the industry of cancer because of profit wont give it a chance,,of a trial ,,,,,its beyond worrying

DON is not readily available in the market yet. Perhaps 'they' will never let it be. However I did come across few information on 'glutamine blocker' on Eric Berg channel.

Dr. Seyfried was mentioned - but just once - in their previous video. We need more Seyfried, and the pulse part of press/pulse. I can do (and am doing the first part with G/K readings regularly 2.0 and lower)... but I can't find anyone to do the 'pulse'.

She tended to rubbish the idea of reducing glucose and glutamine when she said well your liver will make it anyway. Still has a closed mind in my opinion.

My late father died of cancer n looking back, I realised how bad his skin was burned due to radiation. There were bruises all over his poor body. He did his chemo but the cancer came back few years after. So in my opinion, he never really recover from tht disease.

This video just came up on my recommendations and I’m very interested in keto but don’t even really know what a keto diet consists of. Like any diet, I’m assuming there is possible misinformation about what is actually the keto diet being referenced here. Could you please point me in the right direction regarding books or resources? Thank you so much! 👍🥰

@@J.o.e_K Thanks. I keep trying...

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Good luck to you, Mary, and I hope you keep seeing good markers.

Pick up the book Starving Your Cancer. There are a lot of other interventions to add to your regimen that extend life and aren't harmful.

Hi Mary, I too have melanoma and am at my 4th infusion next week of immunotherapy after surgical WLE and Lymph node metatisis. Ive been paleo/keto/sometimes carnivore for 15 years. I may start checking ketones and glucose more now after this video and be a bit more strict. I too am low enough weight, don't want to lose more. HBAic is great. Good luck to you!!

@@pattiaccursi3840 to you too. I find skipping a meal helps a bit to get ketones up. I am working hard to get a good ketone glucose ratio. I have had one opdualog and will have one more before they operate to remove the recurrence in my nose. On Tuesday heading to Boston for a second opinion. Mucosal melanoma can be a tough nut to crack.

​@@cantbeaslave Who is the author? Please

METABOLIC THERAPY PLUS . GENTLE AND CONSISTANT EXCERCISE WALKING & BIKING ETC. DRINK A LOT OF WATER GET A LOT OF SLEEP MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH A HOLISTIC DR IF POSSIBLE DON'T GIVE UP !

Now with our experience. My wife goes to MDA in Houston and they have encouraged her to eat whatever she wants and said that there is not study to support glucose and carbs as a reason for cancer. They lost us with those comments.

Sorry you felt that way. I am well aware of Dr. Seyfried's work and love that he is out there discussing this. You definitely can't stop gluconeogenesis but it is the insulin that binds to the cells to pull the glucose into the cells. If we restrict dietary glucose, then we are only making what we need with minimal increases in insulin. Since they need so much they are being weakened and thus our oxidative therapies will work better. As for glutamine, we will also make that but when in an optimal ketogenic state you should be keeping this relatively low and converting more to GABA. You cannot block either (even with a drug) without severe consequences as they are both necessary for our survival. I have seen some tragic outcomes with DON. Not sure what I said that you feel is harmful...

@@Dr.ChristyKesslering thanks. Maybe I misspoke with the word harmful, or maybe I misunderstood you. But don't you worry that you're going too far by saying - if this is what you're saying - that because we can't completely block glucose or glutamines there is no value to trying, to even reducing glucose? That's what it seems like you're saying. If that's not what you're saying, you may want to slow down and emphasize more clearly what you are saying. Seyfried sees great value in lowering glucose. Fermentation in tumor cells is extremely inefficient at ATP production, and they - from what I understand - need quite a bit. Just lowering glucose w fasting and/or extreme keto has put (it seems) tumors into shrinkage and remission. These are anecdotal cases, yes, but they're significant. Seyfried argues that extreme keto should be the standard of care and to do it without chemo/rad first - and only do chemo/rad if keto doesn't work. He's developing a metabolic solution for cancer, and of course he may fail - it may only work in some people. But it may be wonderful. He is working for an on-off protocol for DON. That doesn't kill people. By the way, when you argue that DON, seemingly misused or used without good understanding of it, kills some people, you do realize that radiation and chemo kill people. A lot. I think a better understood protocol for DON, learning just how much a person can take before risk of death or serious harm kicks in, can work. And may be way better than chemo/rad for most patients. Are you sure you understand Seyfried? He's brilliant, as far as I can tell. You may want to revisit him, because our "standard of care" for cancer, excuse my language, sucks out loud. We've made so little progress on it, and if Warberg was right after all (90 years ago!!!) and the nuclear/genetic approach to cancer is wrong (as Seyfried insists - study his case for this - it's well worth considering) ... /facepalm. Did we really reject Warberg because he was German (it was right after WW2 we shifted away from sugar/carb being a major contributor to heart disease, a German/Austrian thing - and we also shifted away from the metabolic cause of cancer, another "German" thing). This is possibly real - we don't really know why we shifted and possibly shifted so badly off the mark after ww2. In both heart disease (prevention mostly - we are better at keeping people alive after they have an M.I.) and cancer, we've made essentially no progress for decades. Or progress has been miniscule. Let me humbly urge you to revisit Seyfried. He has many videos and interviews on RU-vid. If I'm wrong, I apologize. But I think he makes so strong a case that we'd be crazy not to all investigate him more and give him more time. What if his DON protocol can be made to work? Your argument against it, to be brutally honest, does not seem very strong to me. Have you just made a choice as to how you approach this and you don't want to consider a change? I mean ... sorry, that's pretty awful sounding of me, but I literally can't tell. And a professional often does have to make really tough choices - I get that - so I don't really mean it to sound so awful or accusatory. But dig - into your own motivations. Please. Thanks.

@@johneubank8543 Yes, Ancel Keyes and the anti-fat movement was a big (negative) turning point in our health and then the DNA-genes are destiny period further derailed the mitochondrial role. Ancel K was responsible for creating K-rations for WW2. The book by Sam Apple is a great recount. What we have learned is that fat in the blood is not from fat in the diet but rather from high fat-high carb diets and when eating a very high fat/KD we lower triglycerides and IR and inflammation which translate into better health. I am 100% in favor of running trials and figuring out how best to incorporate these tools but sometimes we get a bit ahead of the science. What I see happening when we say that glutamine feeds cancer is that people want to cut out all meat, etc. We have to remember that just because something is elevated in our blood, that not eating that thing is the answer. It is likely far more complicated and complex and is sometimes the exact opposite of what we think. In addition, we continue to come at cancer with "pathway blocking" drugs, etc to kill cancer but what is likely more powerful is healing the host (with diet, lifestyle, mind-body, etc) so that the body can get back to healing and bringing damaged cells back into health. I would encourage you to read The Metabolic Approach to Cancer by Dr. Nasha Winters if you have not already. Thank you for your comments.

Dr. Thomas Seyfried is the leading pioneer in cancer treatment & understanding all cancer thoroughly and what makes it grow and what stops its growth, he has studied cancer intensely for 20 years and with that knowledge has been treating people successfully with all types. Plain & simple cancer needs : primarily Glucose & secondly Glutamine, if you go on a strict Ketogenic diet you will help your situation immensely, his treatment is 3 parts and one part is Keto,it would be well worth it to listen to him and get on his treatment program. Wish you all the best!

Dr martin of Martin clinic based in Canada he has a group on Facebook groups he does live shows 5 days a week been a dr for ages but no longer has his dr office clinic his son does ....look him up he says high doses of DHA makes trouble for tumors

As a cancer patient, I hear you loud and clear and agree 💯%

Why coffee ?

I wish I knew all this when I was diagnosed and going through treatment for non Hodgkin's...Fast forward and my diet now is eggs and fish and some meat and vegan keto...no sugar ..no processed food..low carbs..im trying to stop my addiction to grapes lol.....i do check my blood with keto mojo..

Yes, I completely agree. I’m on a low carb, with lots of fats and now I have very high cholesterol and triglycerides 😢

@@4nurys What KIND of fats exactly? What KIND of carbs exactly?

Try now. I can see the link. Good luck.

Dr Thomas Seyfield has excellent advise,you tubes and books that look extensively into this

I don’t think that was her point. It was don’t be rushed into an immediate decision.

Yeah, try having triple negative cancer at 37 and don't feel it's an emergency to treat. This is very dismissive. I have to wonder if she's had cancer, apparently not. So much information on line, and here she is online. They must be the ones with the cure!

Consult with dr's .. take a second opinion from a well reciwee experienced oncologist ..do not listen to people on the internet

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Ken Berry addresses that in one of his videos.

Make smoothies using berries like blueberries/blackberries/ raspberries/strawberry and unsweetened coconut milk or unsweetened almond milk, add flax seed, chia seeds or hemp seed, you can add egg protein powder. Make vegetable broth (with cabbage and other veggies), beef bone broth. Green juice is key for cancer: celery, beets, green apple, chard, kale parsley, cucumber, fresh lemon/lime juice. Only use 100% organic ingredients/produce...this is very important.

What causes type 2 diabetes?

Read the book Cancer...Step Outside The Box by Ty and Charlene Bollinger. Chemo and radiation can make tumors shrink and can put people in to "remission", seemingly. But those treatments CANNOT kill cancer stem cells so the cancer will always come back and usually with a vengeance. Natural protocols are the only way to kill the cancer stem cells. Also, the protocol I follow is from a book called " Heal Cancer Naturally, Now " by Terry Lemerond.

Many vegetarians and vegans I know personally eat so much processed junk, and are very obese from consuming potato chips and cakes, cookies, Starbucks sugar coffees, and Cola daily, it's no surprise they are constantly sick...

What else have you taken into your body the last 2-3 years... Think about it...

Well, all my 20s, 30s and 40s I went to the Gyno and asked them to please check my hormone levels because I would go months to a year without a period and could not get pregnant so I knew something was off. They always did a basic hormone test and would say I'm in normal range. Well, now I'm 56 and have been diagnosed with endometrial cancer. I believe I could have prevented this if the Dr's had done more targeted hormone tests. My uterine lining is 25mm and Dr said it should be 5mm. I am on all natural protocols and have been ketogenic 5 years. So...please go to a hormone specialist or functional dr ...watch Dr Amie Hornaman too.

@guflportgyrl thanks.....and what's weird is my heart Dr's nurse wouldn't sign to let me go have thst hysterascopy because I'd told her I was having too many episodes of the angina attacks which I want to go ahead and get this over with right???? I haven't bled in over 6 weeks now im assuming because I quit and ran out of my high DHA fish oil supplement and need to re order ...I go back to see the cockeyed young nurse on Oct 10 I don't want her to say to me that my episodes could be caused by acid reflux I do not have heart burn and anyway I doubt that any acid reflux can cause a person's heart rate to go down to 43!!!

@guflportgyrl by the way....I have blockages in my small vessels that feed up into the bigger arteries of the heart ...microvascular I think they say and thry said it happens to more women than men when the woman has low estrogen so I'm still going to fuss till I get my hormone levels checked

Yes!

I use CGM for many patients, especially to look for trends (some times stress will cause spikes) but my main tool is using a Keto-mojo to measure glucose and ketones as studies have shown that these are a good surrogate for improvements in insulin and IGF-1.

Chris Wark who became popular with his green juice for cancer swears by this ..He is pretty famous now for his regimen..He's all over social media..

None of it

covid shots

Western diet and lifestyle

Gundry flip flops around to whatever he thinks is a fad and gain him some attention. Gundry is a hack, ignore him.

Right dr gundry will say to eat steak is fine but just don't eat a whole one share it with your spouse....pffff

@@TreasureRescue frankly I think Gundry is a closet vegan. He pretends to be a keto doc to attract more people because he is sells products and builds a larger youtube audience.