Ketosis for cancer, what the science says with Angela Poff, PhD - Diet Doctor Podcast

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Cancer. The word no one wants to hear. A terrifying diagnosis with treatments aptly named "toxic" therapies.
Dr. Angela Poff is a leading researcher investigating revolutionary, non-toxic metabolic therapies for cancer. Ketones are a leading candidate for that role.
How do different types of cancer respond to ketones? How do different types of ketones affect cancer cells? The answers to these questions could revolutionize the way we treat one of the most feared and deadly diseases.
Both ketogenic diets and exogenous ketone therapy show tremendous promise, but the science is still mostly in the pre-clinical stage, meaning non-human studies. Dr. Poff is on the front lines of this important research, helping us make progress toward evidence-based answers.
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@dsonyay Год назад

I’ve known two people who halted cancer by going on an all meat/animal diet. They took in zero carbs. Zero. The cancer stopped spreading and over time went away.

@lynlawley8903 Год назад

Realy that sounds to unreal I know that sugar and carbs turn to cancer foods

@milomilano7679 Год назад

What types of cancer?

@Sabrina4fitness 5 месяцев назад

She’s so smart ! Great info ! But it was so frustrating when never answers the question about what cancers will it benefit or not . We already know about brain and covered melanoma before the question was asked but what about other common cancers ? Ovarian , breast , prostrate , colon ?

@ken3marcus 4 года назад

Preclinical evidence: as long as it does no harm to try a particular dietary recommendation, then I lean that way. For example, lowering blood sugar and insulin with keto diet and exogenous ketones for cancer.

@judyrobinson2282 Год назад

Tremendous video. This is THE best description of why not ALL cancers respond well to the Ketogenic diet BUT great that even if other treatment is needed, the diet could provide a measure of quality of life. I live on the ketogenic diet so either way I am doing it!

@lamiyahkenna6707 6 месяцев назад

You've not noticed that she went of Keto into potatoes bananas and toast

@judyrobinson2282 5 месяцев назад

@@lamiyahkenna6707 Did NOT notice. That is crazy--worst thing to be eating if you have cancer! Ugh

@bigyin2794 4 года назад

Great podcast Bret, I really like the way your style has developed to be the translator of complicated science from people that are immersed in the field into the bottom line questions that we all want to know. Thank you.

@CANCEREVOLUTIONdoc Год назад

Thank you both. It's so great to see Metabolic Therapies for cancer getting out into the world!!!

@dianelakata1308 4 года назад

Hx colon ca. Decided to cover my bases. Had conventional treatment (wish I knew about ketones then!) but, when I heard about the metabolic paradigm of cancer I embraced that too. Currently, disease free but will continue to follow a keto/carnivore way of eating as well as conventional treatment. Will also look further into this research. Thanks so much for presenting it.

@weshendrikx9754 2 года назад

Hey, how are you doing now?

@ttii9 Год назад

A bit scary when they haven't responded for so long. Perhaps because wifi signals aren't available 6ft under? Hahaha.

@dianelakata1308 Год назад

@@weshendrikx9754 “No evidence of disease “ for the colon cancer; developed an adenocarcinoma in my lung which was surgically removed. It is my thinking that the lung Ca had its etiology in the traditional chemo/radiation treatment. I will never know for sure!! No follow up traditional treatment was suggested and, if it were, I would decline. I continue to maintain ketosis with some fasting and feel really well!! Thanks for asking.

@lisablake3733 Год назад

@@dianelakata1308 So glad you answered. I'm in 4th stage invasive globular carcinoma, but I have had this for 15 years now. Diet and stress reduction were the most important things I focused on. Had much success at the beginning. My husband's illnesses and death threw me off my regimen, and my cancer came back and grew more rapidly after that.

@judyrobinson2282 Год назад

@@dianelakata1308 Wow--good to hear that! I had a non cancerous colon polyp and piece of gut removed in 2010 but have relatives that died of it. So your story resonates with me and I figure if I do get it I will continue on the ketogenic diet also(have been on it for 2 years). So encouraging to hear of your progress. Do you mind me asking what kind of conventional treatment they used? I had heard colon cancer doesn't respond that well to chemotherapy so just wondering what you chose to do.

@acidclarity_ 3 года назад

wow this is so fascinating! she is SO SMART!!! love how she describes science so clearly

@ttii9 Год назад

Unfortunately science itself is unclear and confounding. Every new research contradicts others. Still no cure for cancer. Only infinite theories.

@annfraley-mylife Год назад

My mil had Alzheimer’s Disease and we had her on a ketogenic diet for five years. It never caused any weight loss at all. I watched her carefully, as her weight was fine and I wanted her to stay that way. We had her follow keto for health and ketone production only.

@helendillard7784 4 года назад

Very interesting. Keto helps with so many conditions. Thanks, Dr Scher and Dr.Poff. I love the choices of guests and Dr. Scher’s gentle and thorough way of interviewing.

@Bungifun 2 года назад

Kudos for the way you conduct these interviews Dr. Scher 👍 interesting questions, stimulates a certain flow and clarification of terms interjected where needed

@midwestribeye7820 4 года назад

Loved this talk! Thank you both!

@lucieg4998 4 года назад

Another great talk, thank you!! Your podcasts are very informative and interesting dr. Scher. I so enjoyed Dr. Poff talking!

@mpoharper 2 года назад

I have (had) Mucosal Melanoma with genetics that suggest controlling glucose and insulin are important. I had surgery and three rounds of ipi/nivo before my immune system over reacted and caused colitis. I had been on the keto diet for two years (to address my prediabetes/insulin resistance-success on this front). before a nasal polyp was found to be melanoma on April 1st 2021. I continue a ketogenic diet and added metformin. Currently NED. I haven’t been using exogenous ketones. I am not BRAF positive.

@ny10980 11 месяцев назад

Again...I sound like a broken record... but Bret is so bright that he can hold any conversation on any medical topic with any expert clinician. And on this particular topic, it is so important to me at this time right now. My luck to find it...! Thanks Bret and Diet Doctor...

@johanlofcrantzramsay2753 Год назад

Excellent intervju! Thank you! Greetings from Sweden.

@SheenaFujibayashisan 3 года назад

Interesting stuff to learn! So Dr. Angela Poff says "We know of people who have spent years to decades of their life on a ketogenic diet." Callie B Artemenko I can't wait to learn why~

@monicabroniecki7624 4 года назад

Really great discussion. Learnt so much. Thank you once again Bret.

@ttii9 Год назад

Sorry to dissapoint, but come back in a decade and most of what you've learnt will be debunked.

@clifdunbar7405 Год назад

Beautiful lady inside and out God bless you all

@cathyadamson3395 Год назад

Excellent podcast

@victoriap2519 4 года назад

Thomas Seyfried sounds way optimistic :)

@kelleywatt4167 4 месяца назад

He’s a great professor

@victoriap2519 4 года назад

Well, i think every body should consider here that ketogenic diet went after or along with standard care which actually toxic stuff had been used before or along with ketogenjc diet

@robertkrug8896 4 года назад

Thank you for all this information. Great Maker, cancer is complex...which makes it very interesting ;-) ...Kind regards from Berlin, Robert

@FreeAgent99 4 года назад

Die Keto-Ernährung findet auch immer mehr Anklang außerhalb der USA, das finde ich klasse! Grüße aus München :)

@candywoodgate1269 4 года назад

Dear Dr Brett, I am 63 and about to undergo a total hysterectomy and removal of both ovaries. I am already post menopausal for some 15 years but in the literature I have been sent pre-op I have read that the ovary removal can lead to increased lung cancer, coronary artery disease, stroke, (Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynaecology, vol 17, no.2, March/April2010). It suggests that prophylactic removal may result in more deaths from other causes than leaving them in place would risk. I have been keto for some 6 years and feel really well. I do not have family history of particular cancers, I have low/normal blood pressure, normal weight, never smoked. The hysterectomy is for damage incurred during the Keiland forceps delivery of my first child 40 years ago. I would like to ask if I will be able to reduce all of the scary possible increased risks associated with the ovary removal. I like the idea that I will be rid of a few possible seats of malignancy but I still want to die healthy. Please could you advise if possible? Maybe make a vid about these surgical procedures, their impact and steps that we can take to protect ourselves from harms. I am trusting that maintaining keto will help but I am not a doctor. Keep up your excellent work , thank you.x

@ttii9 Год назад

How are you now healthwise?

@leslieaharden6183 4 года назад

I'm very excited about this scientific information. Also altheriosclerisis.

@jselectronics8215 4 года назад

My wife was diagnosed with MBC two years ago. I told her oncologist we were doing keto for cancer. The oncologist said eat anything you want in reason, diet is not important. My wife had a scan three months later showing regression. I reminded the oncologist we were doing keto. The oncologist now said, diet is very important. Two years in, my wife does not want to eat meat, fish or eggs. Maybe just a bite or two of steak. She's eating some toast and banana, and her latest scans have been terrible. Now we are starting to talk about chemo.

@ttii9 Год назад

How's she doing now?

@jselectronics8215 Год назад

@@ttii9 Hi,thanks for asking, but sorry to report she died in October of 2020.

@lynlawley8903 Год назад

Hu didnt you stick to low carb and sugars

@MarlonLuna Год назад

@@jselectronics8215 my condolences and grief go out to you and your family, my father has been diagnosed with stomach cancer now and chemo is no longer an optional, lifestyle and diet are all we have left to try to increase quality of life

@jselectronics8215 Год назад

@@ttii9 Cancer won. She died 2.5 years ago.

@my-4th-cancer Год назад

Good interview, thx. Doing metabolic treatment right now. (week 16). Hope it works

@kayeszymanski6945 2 года назад

Great talk! So if one has cancer, is a higher protein woe contraindicated?

@ttii9 Год назад

Try 25g.

@kayeszymanski6945 Год назад

@@ttii9 25g protein per day? That is not enough for me to function. I got down to 50g per day and was lethargic and couldn’t think. I work 40 hours per week. 25g would be okay if I was couching all day. Thanks for your suggestion though 👍🏻

@upner4169 Год назад

cancer needs two things , glucose and glutemine… cut all sources of glucose (carbs,sugar) and your cancer will simply starve and your immune will finish it up.

@upner4169 Год назад

CARNIVORE DIET. NOTHING LESS NOTHING MORE

@upner4169 Год назад

shes still under influence…

@DodjiSeketeli 4 года назад

Isn't cachexia induced by the toxicity of the traditional cancer treatment?

@jselectronics8215 4 года назад

No. It turns off your appetite, then starts digesting your muscles.

@bennguyen1313 4 года назад

So keto for brain cancer has the best evidence that it may be effective (33m mark).. but Regarding ketone/acetoacetate signaling and renal cell carcinoma/Stauffer and melanoma (BRAF V600e).. Chad Macias talks about how keto may accelerate these (and other) cancer growth in the Sigma Nutrition podcast #169. Also would love to hear an episode on the medical field in general.. Dr. Bret Sher can interview any one of Russ Roberts' (EconTalk) previous guests.. Marty Makary, Azra Raza, Vinay Prasad, etc.. or see Katherine Eban on Peter Attia's the Drive.. or Robert Whitaker on STEM talk!

@jselectronics8215 4 года назад

Angela, is anything happening with Dr. Ko and her 3BP?

@jayhoggard92 2 месяца назад

Meat heals.

@Chris-zd8cs 4 года назад

Why would someone want to take metabolic health advice from someone with a high waist to height ratio? If this woman is metabolically healthy and pregnant, why is this not disclosed? Would a junkie want to take rehab advice from someone with track marks? Wouldn't it be highly important to the discussion?

@pinkiepiedanceparty 4 года назад

Good point Chris.

@dora7131 4 года назад

So judgmental 🤨

@deidrebee1 4 года назад

She's obviously pregnant and a 30-second Google search will show pictures of her looking slender and holding a very young baby. There now, I hope you feel better and not so frightened by her appearance.

@abumnm 4 года назад

WTF what horrible person you are...

@Chris-zd8cs 4 года назад

@@deidrebee1 So I have to do a background check and look at the dates on photos? That's ridiculous. I'm not afraid of her appearance. I'm afraid of obesity and heart disease. I don't want to take diet advice from someone that can't manage their own weight.