Dr. Thomas Seyfried On Cancer As a Metabolic Disease
My familiarity goes back to 2008
First off, I mentioned Seyfried’s ideas about cancer in 2008. That’s 16 years ago. I banked on it because it made fucking sense and now, it makes even more fucking sense.
How many people wasted 16 years because of stupid and ignorant?
… I took the time the other day to watch a very cool podcast. There’s this podcaster, a very young Brit guy, Steven Bartlett, who created a podcast in 2017, The Diary of a CEO. I’ve watched a few over the years, just as I only watch a few of Rogan. Bartlett is a bit more tight, by which I mean, directed info and less chit-chat. Could be rivals, but both good.
I’m warming up to these long-form video podcasts. The information value (as opposed to production value with all the flashy shit) is insane in proportion. Leftists have their panties in knots.
IT’S MISINFORMATION!!!
Which simply means it goes against and exposes their contrived narrative, corporate-fascist-capture lies.
Fuck off. Liars.
Now, watch this.
… Now, I’m going to discuss and quibble a bit…I’ve been at this a long time with my own dot-connects. And it’s going to be quite a lot. I’m writing this part before writing everything I will cover. But here’s the general outline:
- I agree 100% that cancer is a metabolic downstream, not a genetic thing, per se. Genetics predispose for better or worse, but it’s metabolic disease that unleashes the fury.
- Immune function has a lot to do with it. Gut health plays a role.
- Whole food carbohydrates have near to nothing to do with it. If they did, we would see a higher prevalence of all-cancer in tropical regions where carbohydrates grow on trees, ripe for the picking.
- How do various forms of restricted eating (fasting) factor in, both acute and chronic?
- I introduce you to Planil, a Thai gal at 38 with the hard, 15% body-fat of a perfect 20-year-old woman. Her secret?
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