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Scientists Just Discovered How to Starve Cancer

Dr Ben Miles - 2025-05-04

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A 1920's theory,  may have just helped a team from UCSF to tackle cancer by turning your own fat into a weapon...no radiation, no chemo, just bioengineered cells that outcompete tumours for the fuel they desperately need to survive.

Paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41587-024-02551-2

#breakthrough #cancer #nature

0:00 We Finally Found a Way to Starve Cancer
1:16 The History of Cancer and its Hunger
5:03 Ad Read
6:03 Can We Starve Cancer and Destroy it?
10:04 How We Found Fat Can Compete with Cancer
13:33 Starving Cancer For the Very First Time

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@DrBenMiles - 2025-05-04

Starve a fever, feed a cold. Genetically reprogram love handles to execute tumours.
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@garrains9757 - 2025-05-04

Hello Dr Miles, I hope this becomes a viable treatment, are there studies that could show us how to avoid cells becoming cancerous in the first place?

@GeologicalNerd - 2025-05-04

Radiacode's stuff is fantastic. I've had the small one for a few years now. It's a lot of fun to mess with. Although mine is for a few mineral specimens that I have.

Awesome vid Dr Miles!

@AlianKhan-h5y - 2025-05-04

Dr miles, someone is attacking your channel by sending bots with subtle but negative comments to drive the rest of the audience away using AI

@johnnybhoy4278 - 2025-05-04

I'd like to offer my disproportionately large love handles to science. They just need to come get them.

@digiryde - 2025-05-04

Cool information. Something that hit me was the replacement/reprogramming of white fat to "beige" fat for people who have issue losing weight (or staying warm). Certainly there is the potential off "negatives", but would they be worse than the weight loss potential?

Just at thought.

@burt591 - 2025-05-04

Can you keep us up to date about this?
I'm kinda skeptical about cancer news, it's like batteries breakthroughs new, there is always a new breakthrough and then nothing happens, you never hear about it again.

Edit: What I'm saying is that making a follow up 1 year or so later is a good way for channels to keep themselves honest.
Otherwise they just end up spewing science slop, without any scientific or journalistic rigor.
The system as it is now rewards hyping up any news that sounds good, without any filtering, you get the views regardless of it ending up being true or not

@kwamenaplays5899 - 2025-05-04

This comment I second

@Milan_Openfeint - 2025-05-04

Unsibscribe channels or papers that spread false information.

@ggtgp - 2025-05-04

$100 cures cannot compete with $10,000 treatments in making doctors rich.

@asdf30111 - 2025-05-04

@ggtgp Only thing even the rich don't want to die from cancer, and the very rich have ways of selling a cheap solution for a lot more money by having near total control over it anyhow. We also have gotten many cancers to be more curable at later and later points.

@Mvees - 2025-05-04

@ggtgpif there’s no money in it for big pharmaceutical companies you won’t ever hear about the research again

@moon250_ - 2025-05-04

We got cancer cure before GTA 6

@clickandmiss - 2025-05-04

was waiting for this comment

@1_Divinity_1_X - 2025-05-04

So just fast 2-3 days with vitamins, salts, protein. To starve fat and not muscle? While taking drugs to balance the body? Thus reducing your chance of getting cancer by 30-50% but not surviving cancer. While being in a cold environment to increase brown fat in order to challenge cancer eating rate? Unfortunately such a method does nothing when diagnosed.

@AK17Hydro - 2025-05-04

Bro calm down you sound angry​@1_Divinity_1_X

@zeonionx8541 - 2025-05-04

the meme will never die

@teknophyle1 - 2025-05-04

@1_Divinity_1_X make a "wellness retreat" with your gameplan before someone beats you to it. no doubt you could charge celebrities a small fortune for it

@urukagina6195 - 2025-09-06

I was told 10 years ago that I have from 6 months to to 6 years to live after my Leukemia diagnosis(CLL). I gave up eating sugars and carbs. I water fast for 72 hours a month. and I exercise daily for 1 to 2 hours. I am still on stage one.

@mrnrnh8 - 2025-09-06

Prayer heals, works. Diet is important. Have pomegranate s. Some also say kidney bean soup is good. If there are trillion people today on this planet, definitely there have been healings of thousands because of their faith. I have ready a lot, listened to many people and personally experienced healings. Each one has his own opinion on these issues according to their experiences..

@FLORIDIANMILLIONAIRE - 2025-09-06

Cool ! That's very interesting, sugar and glutamine are the two major fuel sources of cancer with glutamine responsible for DNA synthesis cut these off and cancer will slow down.

@LaimuteVilla - 2025-09-06

15 years ago I was told that I have 10 years to live. I'm got worse after Covid vaccination but take care of myself..

@lll9409 - 2025-09-07

There are many testimonials in YouTube saying all their ailments worsened afted covid (I guess those toxic spike proteins either via disease or vaccine wreck havoc in a body making it harder to stay healthy.)

@ASMRBelinda99 - 2025-09-07

good for you ! im glad to hear i hope you stay well , take care x

@malaimama - 2025-11-25

My mother had gruesome death because of brain tumor, in later stages she lost conciousness, lost eyesight, lost hearing, cold not knowing what was happening to her. I hate cancer.

@louisearmstrong5275 - 2026-03-16

I hate it too hate the word too

@flautalee3090 - 2026-07-29

My sister, too. 😢😢😢😢😢😢

@SacredFrames-v1i - 2025-09-07

The hardest moment was feeling unattractive. My body softened, my skin sagged, and I avoided mirrors. Then one day, my granddaughter drew me with a crown and said, “Grandma is a queen.” That drawing hangs in my room. Beauty isn’t about skin; it’s about love, wisdom, and presence. Children see it clearly. We should, too

@anteandrovic - 2025-11-29

Will some of us do.... how long did it take you to realise that a lifetime?

@TimberSpirit21 - 2025-12-07

@anteandrovic No need to be rude! Maybe you can try to educate people by sharing your own experiences, but don't belittle them because that is a bullying tactic!

@QwertywasNotHere - 2026-02-12

You are a Queen 👑

@SeamusRonyag - 2026-04-19

Thats lovely ❤. Your a strong lady and much loved so harness that good energy and keep your Admired Grandmother Crown that you've earned by having given life where there was none before 'A Quote Frim My Grandmother " Nured both my Parents thru Cancer and a broken hips arms wrists but they'd already done the same and much more for Us so it was no problem or asking to be Paid as a Carer for it. My Mam said to the Health Nurse sure why would he want money for loving his Folks. A simple yet powerful few words. Us Men / Tall Boys 😂😂. Don't understand. I do cos Women brought me up n taught me all I'd need to get thru life as did my Dad an all round Craftsman BOATS SAILS CARPENTRY. As a last project together we built a boat in the driveway everybody came to look n learn n help when they could. GR8 community where I live. You have the same Qualities. All the best to you and your family.

@ms-jl6dl - 2026-07-15

That's love.

@ChetJang - 2025-12-11

I am doing this with fenbendazole and my leukemia. Fenbendazole blocks glucose uptake by cancer cells and blocks microtubule formation. I am doing much better.

@TRUMPmyOSHI - 2026-04-19

Where do you find fendendazole?

@Neveryoumind-o1o - 2026-07-25

It's sold as panacur by most pet shops..

@deborahcarroll2172 - 2025-09-06

As a cancer patient who is about to begin radiation and chemo, followed by surgery, this extends a hand of hope.

@gypsyblood63 - 2025-09-07

🙏💕

@fannyvans5588 - 2025-09-07

Prayers dear. The universe brought this video to you no matter how you look at it. Hope you’re hanging in there like a booger - as a wise uncle of mine always said 😊 lol God speed from Tennessee. ❤

@saltyginger777 - 2025-09-07

that's such a cute and funny encouraging word. love that saying. i need to remember that. 😊​@fannyvans5588

@saltyginger777 - 2025-09-07

sorry for this diagnosis. 😢
im sure you've probably gotten your share of advise from your "peanut galleries" in your life. 😜
I just wanted to add to check out this book: Plague of Corruption: Restoring Faith in the Promise of Science
by Judy Mikovits, Kent Heckenlively
I had started to tell you a bit about it but then the video went to commercial and came back and erased everything I had written.
basically this is a renowned virologist. and black listed by her peers because she was discovering and sharing other methods to help people get better from cancers and stuff.
I wish you all the best. I don't want this to erase again.

@SuppersReady8880 - 2025-09-07

Have you considered the many alternatives? Trad care only adds a few months (average), for all that suffering.

@ekbergiw - 2025-10-15

Gotta say, as a full time freezer forklift operator, this was a welcome piece of news 😅

@Baekstrom - 2025-05-04

Cancer has taken most of my family. I’m going to the funeral of its latest victim next week! I hate that disease more than I hate anything or anyone! I really hope this will lead to a new and effective treatment, and it can’t happen soon enough.

@ManicMindTrick - 2025-05-05

Mine too 😢
It sucks seeing someone die that way.

@skibidi_slicers-5000 - 2025-05-05

god bless you bro ❤‍🩹

@piday9633 - 2025-05-05

Sometimes u just gotta hit it from the back 😔

@ThomasMcguirk - 2025-05-05

Is it genetic? Because none of my family have ever got it, including uncles grandmas, great grandmas, u get the point.

@piday9633 - 2025-05-05

@Baekstrom just gotta hit it from the back fr

@peterrotrovich1402 - 2025-07-18

I have metastasis 4, man breast cancer, cancer went to my long and my right lymph node under my arm pit. I did 42 days fasting, cancer in my lungs is gone, cancer in my lymph node is gone, too.
But my tumor in my breast shrank but still there. I lost 14 kgr from 88 kgr.
Feel very good, very active, eating veggies and fruits and nuts. Occasionally eat meat ( tenderloin and chicken liver ) no junk food and cookies, no alcohol drink or soft drink.
I will do other fasting of 42 days in October to starve more the cancer. Fasting is not easy in the first 5 days after that is easy.

@raaaaaaaaaaahhhh-x1g - 2025-07-18

🎉🎉 congratulations to you! Well done

@coskuarsiray - 2025-07-18

It is obvious that you have the will to survive, and you eventually will. I instinctively suggest to eat dark green vegetables alongside, and may I suggest to try very dark Tyme/oragano tea? lots of sleep and weight lifting are very important to convince your mind that your body worths. all the best!

@andyrandy0815 - 2025-07-18

I am happy that works for u 🎉

@Geezerelli - 2025-07-18

Interesting self healing

@NedLingamon - 2025-07-18

Just stay in the fight bro. You can do it.

@Freedomistman - 2025-07-21

I had cancer and went 100% Keto and my DEATH SENTENCE vanished 15 years ago.

@dekimtan - 2025-08-04

what type of cancer did u have

@Freedomistman - 2025-08-04

@dekimtan It started out as bladder Cancer and then spread to my lungs and liver. My lugs had 2000 small tumors, too many to count actually. After throwing my body into the most EXTREME Ketosis (the kind they warn you not to) My cancer started reversing. I should also mention the Nutritionist who helped me had my Dr. put me on 2000mg per day Metformin which I am still on today had he warned NEVER to stop the Metformin ever! I also had to drink to full gallon of water per day! Also heavy B vitamin complex with extra Benfotianmine up to 2000mg per day which he called "cancericide" to stop inflammation, it even stopped my headaches! Inflammation is the super-hwy Cancer rides on! (Also called Vit - B1 Oil soluble!) Also to lay in bed until I got 12 hours rest!!! If I could not sleep at night then stay in bed until I got sleep. IF I never slept DO NOT LEAVE BED. Lots of rest and NO hard work! Cancer finds and binds to Lactic acid sites like over worked muscles for some complex reason I can't remember now but rest and taking it easy is critical. Also critical was a weekly 48 hour fast and a monthly 97 hour fast. IT WORKED!!!!! They gave me 9-12 weeks to live and to put my affairs in order. When Science failed me I went to a Nutritionist, I had nothing else to lose at that point. Keep in mind I tried all the standard cancer treatments so I say WHY NOT do BOTH at the same time. Cover all bases. Good luck and God bless.

@tomfish1285 - 2025-09-08

This type of comment is extremely widespread in the carnivore/keto group and I couldn't agree more. I've been carnivore for two years by necessity and I feel fantastic at 62.

@Freedomistman - 2025-09-08

@tomfish1285 Also It's official now that Metformin taken as a cancer prevention drug in people at strong genetic risk for developing cancer has a 58% rate in stopping Cancer from ever getting a foot hold. Again This drug helps your liver get rid of sugar. It makes sense since humans spent at least 200,000 years as meat eaters. You find mountains of animal bones in "Caveman" caves but not any cake, cookie or pie making tools. Go Figure?

@gavinhazard75 - 2025-09-08

Sugar is the problem,insulin resistance, dysfunctional mitochondria

@tbo8647 - 2026-04-03

Hopefully, the miracle will soon come true for everyone battling any type of cancer. It’s such a cruel curse that takes so many wonderful people far too soon.

@hungrymusicwolf - 2025-05-04

So what you're saying that me always having my thermostat on 15 degrees is helping protect me against cancer? I'll take it! Now I just need to convince nature to stop warming up my home so much during summer and I'm set for life.

@TheFrewah - 2025-05-04

Cancer cells divide continually. That requires energy and the favorite kind is carbohydrates, the more refined the better. Unlike normal cells, they don’t about insulin level. Notmal cells will not consume glucose unless there’s insulin. You should definitely cut down on carbohydrates to avoid cancer. There’s no such thing as an essential carbohydrate.

@MentalLentil-ev9jr - 2025-05-04

@TheFrewah You've taken the info given in the video and extrapolated it to mean something else. Carbohydrates are an essential part of a healthy diet, you can live without consuming them, but you will not be healthy.

@boro.purvi.sled.pikoto - 2025-05-04

​@MentalLentil-ev9jr yes you can, tune into carnivore diet with open mind, don't just reject it cuz ur stubborn, best way to know is if you try it yourself

@magyararon6918 - 2025-05-04

@MentalLentil-ev9jr Carbohydrates are not an essential part of a healthy diet and you can be completely healthy without consuming them.

@Myth0z.Praxis - 2025-05-04

​​@TheFrewahThat’s a huge oversimplification. There are no essential carbohydrates like there are essential amino or fatty acids... but that doesn’t mean they’re unnecessary. Carbs are the body’s preferred energy source, especially for the brain and red blood cells, which rely heavily on glucose.

Cancer cells do tend to consume more glucose thru the Warburg effect, but so do healthy rapidly-dividing cells. Carbs don’t cause cancer. Avoiding carbs will not “starve” cancer without starving the rest of you. There’s no clinical evidence that carb restriction prevents cancer in the general population. What does help prevent cancer? A balanced diet rich in fiber, antioxidants, and whole foods.... most of which come from plants (carbs!).

While the body can produce glucose from protein and fat (via gluconeogenesis), it’s inefficient and puts metabolic stress on the body long-term. It raises risks of malnutrition, kidney disease, and muscle deterioration.

@ianm5081 - 2025-05-04

Thank you all, scientists, researchers, engineers, doctors; universities and laboratories and hospitals, for your hard and constant work. Don't you ever give up!

@DJVARAO - 2025-05-04

We don't

@raniarul666 - 2025-05-04

Cancer cure would prolly take a few more years to decades cuz pharmacists and corporates CEOs would focus on temporary cures to make more profits

@LKRaider - 2025-05-05

It makes tons of money to keep promising future success, so they won’t ever halt that.

@RickRicktard - 2025-05-05

its kinda funny people "discovered" this. Lmao. in the past this was called eating food. Meat and animal fat. Nice cure.

@RickRicktard - 2025-05-05

anyone understand how silly this sounds?

@superspycy9879 - 2025-06-30

My grandma has cancer and is taking experimental medication to try to save her please pray for her

@SwlHn - 2025-07-05

🤲🤲🤲

@OceanFrontVilla3 - 2025-07-17

Someone has to be the experiment. It's to get a new drug approved, not to cure anything. If you cure it the income disappears.

@illuminatusdeus3051 - 2025-07-17

Be positive!

@ItsMe-ic7on - 2025-07-17

My mother-in-law took a clinical treatment for her aggressive leukemia. I believe in less than 3 months she was dead. And my son said Mom I will not take chemo radiation or anything else in a clinical trial either. He said because I know that's what killed grandma.

@Stormer_IC-XC - 2025-07-18

That's the false hope they sell you to keep you in the allopathic system. Keto and other thing such as fenbendazole and ivermectin work.

@hugo3358 - 2025-12-15

Thomas Seyfried has been explaining this for past years now.

@Phil-D83 - 2025-05-04

Side note. Giving the tumor an infection with a specific pathogen is an interesting approach. Most cancers are more vulnerable to same due to their mutations. Helps the immune system see the problem. This is an interesting approach here as we could poison the local energy supply to the tumor.

@lizekamtombe2223 - 2025-05-04

Might add immune activating genes to the fat cells as well. Need to get rid of them later of course but maybe could even get the immune system to clean them up afterwards.

@babybalrog - 2025-05-04

There was a study where they gave rats the flu vaccine and the closer the shot was to the tumor the more the immune system worked against cancer.

@Venkolm - 2025-05-04

Good note!

@ThatUkrainianGuy1 - 2025-05-04

Try it on yourself first. Let us know the results.

@soulsbourne - 2025-05-04

What happens when this so called "engineered infection cells , who are exposed to our own healthy cells runs out of cancer cells to infect and then , as a result evolutionarily gets selectively bread to infect our healthy one over time? (Survival of fittest)

@nitroxide17 - 2025-08-08

Cancer has always scared me… I hope one day it can be a thing of the past

@nitroxide17 - 2025-09-03

@nothingtofnterest16so sorry to hear that, I hope you two can beat it! Best of luck

@nitroxide17 - 2025-09-04

@nothingtofnterest16you are very welcome, may your partner rest in peace 😔

@TandeBerda - 2025-09-04

It will not happen until we give our bodies everything they need (vitamins-fruits and vegetables, minerals, sports, good water, rest, good times and stop poisoning our planet)

But if you suffer from cancer:
Chlorine dioxide solution is the way to go. Important: Google for information regarding practical application and for "experiences with chlorine dioxide solution"

@anteandrovic - 2025-11-29

Living in fear is a form of stress.... And we know what that does to the body

@Kirkyjo - 2025-12-16

Prevention is key. So many ways we can lower our risk of getting cancer.

@Mirzaa173 - 2025-05-05

Cancer doesn’t just show up it’s fed. Once you know what fuels it, everything makes sense. Just finished Vault of Consumable Corruption book and it feels like a health red pill. You have no idea what’s hidden in your food, and these trash "supplements,” and even the stuff labeled organic. If you want to protect yourself and your kids, start here. We all need to wakeup asap

@Aintisar1 - 2025-05-05

I see a lot of organic medicine doctors recommend this book. Where can I find it. Why is it being censored so hard, is it really that good

@Mirzaa173 - 2025-05-05

@Aintisar1 simply bcs they dont want you to gain this knowledge, bcs its the strongest weapon. And im sure jk hwo are " they "

@Michelle0102S - 2025-05-05

Heeey another reader. Like dude I WAS SHOCKED with how clueless I was. How are the things they do to us even legal. The book rly opened my eyes

@hariss1921 - 2025-05-05

this book rly has some strong info that not all people can "digest so easily". It rly exposed the truth.. no wonder its censored🤐🤐

@Luka_3D - 2025-05-05

To anyone reading this, this thread is just a bunch of bots talking to each other. The book they are referencing is full of unverified, pseudoscientific claims about food, medicine and "suppressed thruths." It is not peer-reviewed, not backed by any credible science and the whole “it’s being censored!” line is just marketing psychology 101.

@sandeepan13 - 2026-07-29

may everyone sufferin from cancer recover soon

@BotanyBebe - 2025-07-03

I’m a blood cancer survivor, thank you for sharing this ❤

@hermitcard4494 - 2025-08-15

That's a a tough son of a btch there 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 keep surviving!

@BotanyBebe - 2025-08-16

@Spiritus-Gladiusthanks 😅

@Janet-i3k - 2025-08-18

Me podrías decir que hiciste por favor mi hijo le acaban de detectar

@aceace-m7i - 2025-08-27

good for you. im glad to hear that . can you tell us the outline of how you recovered?

@Konoha_jj - 2025-08-27

Would love to hear ur story of how u do it?

@snowmiaow - 2025-09-07

I saw a show where a lady had advanced bone cancer and went up to the mountains to die. She lived in a cabin, foraged plants and ate a lot of pumpkin. She didnt die and 10 years later returned to her family.

@robmiller1808 - 2025-09-09

So she didn't have "advanced bone cancer".

@ENNN7951 - 2025-09-09

IF this is what you are referring to, it looks like it was a scam. NOT suggesting something like this could NEVER happen, but still:
"2025 Netflix series Apple Cider Vinegar, which was based on a real-life scam. "

@は私です彼の名前 - 2025-09-17

@ENNN7951and who is benefiting ? usually scams have a beneficiary

@magdalenas_r - 2025-09-27

interesting.....this makes me wonder if she also was able to do more grounding while there? if this is a true tale. grounding, walking barefoot on dirt, is beneficial to reducing inflammation. there's grounding products now that "mimic" this

@moji4090 - 2025-09-28

​@ENNN7951She never said anything about ACV! Nature is the best cure for everything!

@gregackerson17 - 2025-09-04

Praying this comes to the masses, as someone who lost their mother to chemotherapy.

@lysmykyta1199 - 2025-09-06

You should get the Noble Prize for Science😂

@scottpotter7559 - 2025-09-07

DR. Tomas Segfreid 6 week. Has a test study on a 12 day water fast . and dont eat any process food at all, no sugar, dairy, meat. cancer was dead in 6 weeks and lowered high blood pressure to normal 100% people. I'm 16 years cancer free using mostly keto 3 months on 3 off.

@mjohnsftw - 2025-09-08

I lost my dad to chemotherapy last November. It totally wiped him out. Only made it through 2 treatments. I am sorry for your loss

@firstDeeJay - 2025-09-08

​@mjohnsftwSame here, my mother, 11 years in November too.

@HimlerCanuck1488 - 2025-09-08

Based.... chemo is poison

@thehoop74 - 2025-12-30

This will never be mainstream. There is no money in it. We have to cure ourselves.

@Veilshik - 2026-08-13

There’s a hell of a lot of money to be made if someone is able to “cure” cancer repeatedly. Genetic defects can be induced by missense DNA repair, it’s not like the industry would ever lose relevance.

@Steve-the-Lion556 - 2026-09-08

@Veilshik No, there's no money for big pharma to cure cancer with a natural therapy that can't be patented.

@Veilshik - 2026-09-08

@Steve-the-Lion556 a natural therapy that can’t be patented has no overhead cost and can be artificially commodified and then the value inflated. You’ve seen the effect of inflation for the last 3-5 years. They would have no problem turning that into a money-maker at the expense of the public.

@Steve-the-Lion556 - 2026-09-08

@Veilshik No because people could just use the natural version and just cure themselves.

@Chief_Engineer_GR - 2025-08-04

May the Lord help us to find a cure for the beast called cancer...

@ho-mw6qp - 2026-08-03

He should have designed us better.

@Chief_Engineer_GR - 2026-08-05

He gave us the mind and the capability to make ourselves better, yet instead of using these to cure and help, we just invent new and more efficient ways to kill one another

@zxtsf - 2026-08-31

​@Chief_Engineer_GR❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@Gengh13 - 2025-05-04

One thing worth mentioning is that Dr. Thomas Seyfried continued Otto's work and discovered that cancer not only feeds on glucose but also on glutamine, so there are current therapies that suppress glutamine in a pulsatile fashion while having a low level of glucose that are being tested.

@ThatUkrainianGuy1 - 2025-05-04

And then it has been recently discovered that fenbendazole blocks glucose and glutamine pathways in cancer cells. No need for a freezer, and not even for a keto diet, although it would help tremendously as well. Fire your "doctor", let the scientists genetically engineer themselves.

@tnekkc - 2025-05-04

Miles should have mentioned Seyfried.

@presence5426 - 2025-05-05

Interesting approach. Cancer can also metabolize other amino acids, possibly even certain fats. But there could be wide variance as to the type of cancer & the fuel(s) it prefers. So there could be a therapeutic angle in there somewhere. Unfortunately, some cancers adapt, and can burn more than 1 fuel... But I have read papers claiming that SCFA's (like ketones) cannot be burned by cancer cells, and even have anti-cancer effects.

@32523Bwahahaha - 2025-05-05

@presence5426 incorrect , leukemia cancer cells, and other types of lymphatic cancers not only feed on ketones but prefer ketones.

@presence5426 - 2025-05-05

@ I'm referring to Feitelson et al 'Short chain fatty acids in cancer pathogenesis', but it looks like the authors have a major competing interest. Where are you seeing evidence of ketone preference?

@DoesntRefillTheBrita - 2025-05-05

I can't say i've ever seen a channel sponsored by... a Geiger counter

@theghoulgals2474 - 2025-05-07

Kinda weird. Maybe I should buy one🤔😮

@sketanor - 2025-05-09

Fallout type shit, making a radiation map😭🙏

@glennpesti6519 - 2025-05-20

Lol

@RAVENMOON-tq7ci - 2025-09-06

It is the USA, they peddle SHT on a stick dipped in chocolate... no class!

@dr.strangelove5708 - 2025-09-07

Of course radiation is one of the causes of cancer.

@Mab-pw4yt - 2025-09-12

I think this method was used and has helped a person I know. His cancer did not respond to radiation and they could not use surgery. It was brain cancer diagnosed with stage 4. Since his lifespan was deemed short (approximately 3 months) and they had no medical proved alternatives, he was given the opportunity to join a test group using some kind of gen therapy, I think it was the one you describe. After some time (half year?) the remission was beyond comprehension.This was more than four years ago. He now live a more active and happy life than ever, even supporting family and friends, renevating his house etc . Feels like a miracle. Maybe it was and is, this method and also lots of love and lots of prayers!

@scottkanji810 - 2025-12-31

Cual fue? Dimelo por favor

@JudithHoffman-t1n - 2025-05-17

The most hopeful video I have ever seen. Not just because of the possible treatment of cancer but the fact that scientists are exploring the idea of using the body's resources to heal itself.

@ReViv4L - 2025-05-22

Not surprising. Medicine is evolving from symptom management to regenerative approaches.

@TheRobojay - 2025-05-27

Not to downplay on the info from the video, but there are more promising treatments for starving and reducing cancer. One of the things I didn't see mentioned here are that cancer cells also feed on glutamine, not just glucose, and autophagy being incredibly beneficial. By taking a drug that temporarily reduces glutamine, and by doing a ketogenic diet, you rapidly starve off cancer. This is currently being used with great success. It's still in the "experimental" phase in that it can't be used just by anyone, but it's honestly criminal it's not talked about more. Another thing that is not talked about enough is autophagy, which can be boosted in many ways, which then eats up cancer cells. We have the cure. It's here. It works. But it doesn't make much money. $10k chemo pills do make a ton of money though. Sad actual cures get buried. But the future looks bright, not before a lot of people suffer though.

@Odnodum - 2025-05-29

I’m sure they’ll find a way to turn into an insanely expensive invasive genetic treatment down the line.

@jordanfortner9703 - 2025-06-02

@TheRobojayIt’s almost as if many mystical/religious principals include fasting, and our ancestors knew all along that there were universal treatments for major and frequent illnesses. It’s almost as if there have been dozens of studies that reflect the inconsistent nature of almost all the recent “advancements” in medicine and everything medically “modern” gets overturned 5-10 years later. But, hell, I ain’t no Doctor so what do I know?

@AllAboardTheFreedomTrain - 2025-06-03

Yeah, but they'll still need to put all that through their 'rigorous' safety testing just to keep any of that type of approach shelved as long as possible. But have no worries, they'll make sure and rush out the next greatest version of the clot shot VIRTUALLY UN TESTED.....ASAP!!! The government's in bed with big pharma, and doesn't want you well, because that doesn't make them money. But the problem is the universities don't want to actually find cures because then they'll quit getting the funding that they get every year for pursuing cures. It's gonna take research one hundred percent funded outside of big pharma, and the government for it to actually make an impact with true results. Unfortunately, that's a huge task knowing the dollar numbers that are involved.

@astralascendance - 2025-05-05

A summary for y'all:

The video discusses the historical and modern understanding of cancer's metabolism, particularly focusing on the concept that cancer cells have a voracious appetite for glucose. This idea, initially explored by German physiologist Otto Warburg in the early 1900s, suggests that cancer cells thrive by consuming large amounts of glucose and producing lactic acid instead of utilizing oxygen efficiently. The video explores various dietary approaches aimed at starving cancer, such as the ketogenic diet, but highlights their lack of scientific support. Recent research from the University of California, San Francisco, introduces a novel approach by genetically engineering fat cells to behave like brown fat, which can outcompete cancer cells for glucose without requiring cold temperatures. This innovative method, termed living cell therapy, shows promise in inhibiting tumor growth and represents a potential future direction for cancer treatment, leveraging the body's own metabolic systems to combat the disease.

@mrgalaxy396 - 2025-05-06

Saved me 20 min on a curious click. Much obliged mate.

@j.jarvis7460 - 2025-05-06

@mrgalaxy396 coming from a person who doesn't usually watch the while video I say watch this video. I learned a lot of things I did not know.

@X37V_Freecazoid - 2025-05-06

Yea yea thank you another ai summariser

@saudude2174 - 2025-05-07

this is the only kind of AI posting I can accept

@Kostadin_Arolski - 2025-05-07

Saved me 20 minutes. Thanks a lot brother

@tomclayton6887 - 2025-08-26

The more we learn, the more we understand. Cancer was one of the least understood diseases, it was a death sentence. Now we know more, and are winning the battle with many cancers, but we need to keep learning because cancer is so devious. I'm certain someday soon we will crack this nut and a diagnosis will not mean death. Thank you for this exciting news!

@albaderosa6550 - 2025-10-13

Le multinazionali del farmaco lo permetteranno??

@stevetaylor6561 - 2025-12-03

@albaderosa6550 - they're the ones that have developed all of the treatments so far, whilst alt med people have nothing.

@party_of_God - 2026-02-19

​​@stevetaylor6561 they're also part of the ones who developed the disease itself in partnership with the global junk food industry. They're also the ones who charge $100s for a pill

@netemv - 2025-10-29

Seems this won't be available to my generation, but gives me hope for my children and grandchildren

@Coraxiom - 2026-01-15

Cancer feeds on glucose and glutamine. Just stay away from processed foods, sugar, and carbs. Eat less and fast regularly, and you'll be alright.

@chessbergen - 2025-05-06

3:20 thanks for that! Guys, Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell!

@robertengledow7610 - 2026-07-24

Fenbendazole on sale over the counter ,as a horse and dog wormer ,

@ReV-te4gk - 2025-05-04

1:44 this guy looks like Mr.bean and Michael Scott at the same time.

@ARandomnèssPortal - 2025-05-04

Yes. I concur

@viper3074 - 2025-05-05

Agreed

@chasjetty8729 - 2025-05-06

Impeccable. The motion has been seconded, the motion is carried by unanimous consent. He is both Bean, and Scott, at once.

@swhitham - 2025-05-07

😂😂😂😂😂

@DK-bg4qb - 2025-05-17

I literally said out loud that look like a historic, scientist version of Mr Bean! :D
I’ve been scanning the comments to see if anyone else had said it.

Your description is quite deft ;)

@RiceON - 2025-05-08

I wish the people we've lost due to cancer could be around today to see this, it breaks my heart but I am so happy other people may not have to go through the terror of those cells.

@ironjavelin1234 - 2025-05-29

The worst part is that if this was found sooner people would have been cured quicker as well 😢

@SavannahCatMama - 2025-07-19

Me too. My mom passed while a wonder drug was still in its infancy. 2 years later and she would have had longer than 5 years. 💔

@NorfolkPartisan - 2025-08-12

read this again in 5 year, they still will have no cure, just a bunch of grifters trying to grift!

@SavannahCatMama - 2025-08-12

@NorfolkPartisanplease read my comment above.

@Titi-pu2hl - 2025-10-16

there won't be a treatment anytime soon. there's major breakthroughs for cancer like this every months 99% never end up being practical or adopted

@Mazrim0 - 2025-09-24

So you telling me I have a lower likelihood of getting cancer because I live in what most of my friends described as a freezer.......

@Kirkyjo - 2025-12-16

That can’t be right. The part of the world that gets the least amount of cancer is Okinawa. It’s 70-100 degrees there year round. High humidity. It’s a tropical island. Nothing cold there. 😊

@user-pj5ju9sm5r - 2026-01-09

@Kirkyjo okinawa land of pork and sunshine.

@fcfdroid - 2025-05-28

13:36 is what you want to know. The video talks about Cancer adapting and you'll starve before the cancer does unless you're in a cold environment where your brown fat can over compete with the cancer to starve it.

@Javiera_Random - 2025-10-27

I still don't get how 19⁰C ~ 16⁰C it's considered"freezing cold" lol what the heck

@Jeffersonokay - 2025-12-13

How cold does it need to be and for how long?

@JohnHarvey - 2025-05-25

May not be a cure for all cancer but my dog had a very aggressive tumor in her liver and the vet gave her max 3 months to live. After finding out about keto and fasting for cancer i put her on a strict meat only diet and completely throwing out her old kibble. I honestly didn't expect much but she lost weight, gained energy and continued to live way past the 3 months. The next vet visit a year later the vet said the tumor was completely gone and said to keep doing whatever i did. They said they had heard many similar stories in dogs reversing advanced cancer stages with a diet change like this. My dog went on to live for 15 years before finally just dying of old age. Im no doctor but there is something there. When i see such drastic results it's hard to ignore.

@BlueAgav3 - 2025-05-26

Source 'trust me bro's'

Even if true this is a classic of correlation doesn't equal causation.

How do you know it was the keto diet and not something else you did or even just luck that your dog got better?

There are numerous studies showing keto doesn't actually work to kill cancer as stated in the video

@JohnHarvey - 2025-05-26

​​​@BlueAgav3 what do you mean source? This is my own lived experience. Believe what you want. Not trying to tell you what to do and not telling anyone to just trust me. I didn't change anything else at all with my dog. All i did was change her shitty dry kibble to cooked meat. I later started introducing veggies. Could have been luck but even my vet said it didn't make sense and was too advanced.

@peterpan408 - 2025-07-19

​@lewiswood5155
Actually its an N=1 Anecdote.
Correlation is promising relative to Anecdotes.
Establishing Cause and Effect will likely always be impractical and unethical.

@peterpan408 - 2025-07-19

Even if you try this on yourself as well as all the usual treatments, you will have no idea if it helped you recover or extend your life.

@JohnHarvey - 2025-07-19

​@peterpan408this may be true but considering my own personal experience and seeing such a drastic change I wouldn't just rule it out. It may not have the evidence needed to say with certainty that it cures or even helps certain cancers but there's no reason to say "oh there's no evidence so no reason to even bother".

@milovoid8369 - 2025-05-10

That sponsor was so well integrated I didn't even realise it was an ad

@pepper419 - 2026-04-20

It took me a moment or two.

@megalagrion - 2025-11-22

As a survivor of stage 3 breast cancer, I pray treatments advance far enough to save me when my cancer inevitably comes back.

@supernova4995 - 2026-01-10

Why believe its coming back.. look into blackstrap molasses and bicarbonate of soda, deworming etc

@rickyhils - 2025-07-18

12:20 "Survival rate was double that"--- So, if two mice out of 2,000 dies and then the next experiment has one mouse out of 2,000 die the cheering section shouts "We're making fabulous progress in defeating cancer. Please send more grant money." And, just for kicks, in the USA if a person's cancer stays away for a period of five years then they are put on the "cured" list, even though that cancer might still re-appear after 6 years.

@aswalius - 2025-08-08

The tactic is to present the original number as low so the multiplied is low aswell so that you can prove your point without looking like an idiot

@rickyhils - 2025-08-08

@aswalius
Yup. Two mice die in first test. 2nd test has only one mouse that died. WE HAVE A 100% IMPROVEMENT INCREASE.

@aswalius - 2025-08-08

@rickyhilsbut youre just making a hypothetical that makes them look bad

@rickyhils - 2025-08-08

@aswalius
Was not the total number of mice 2,000 in each of those tests? if so, then it is not the hypothetical that you claim it to be. "Figures don't lie, but liars figure".

@OatmealTheCrazy - 2025-08-18

​@rickyhilsWith a large sample size, that can be very plausibly be fine evidence

@FrankJ123 - 2025-05-07

I thought I understood health… until I read Re-thinking Health Secret. This book hits hard. It’s one of those books you wish you’d discovered way earlier.

@GrantLila - 2025-05-07

this book help me so much!

@brianWoodward333 - 2025-05-07

thanks for sharing!

@brianWoodward333 - 2025-05-07

love it💙

@ludvig7473 - 2025-05-08

just stop, bots

@SeniorsHealthStrength - 2025-07-21

Absolutely feel you on that — Re-thinking Health Secret really shakes up everything you thought you knew, doesn’t it? 💥 It’s one of those rare books that doesn't just inform you — it reframes your entire mindset around health.

Totally agree, I wish I had found it years earlier too. Curious — what part of the book hit you the hardest or changed something for you?

And for anyone else here who’s read it (or has similar book recommendations), drop them below! 📚 Let’s build a list of game-changers together 🙌

@alexandrial6738 - 2025-05-04

Now someone just needs to market this as a natural breast enlargement cosmetic surgery (excess cup size growth is pruned away) so we can get free cancer research.

@aurinator - 2025-11-30

Hard not to envision this resulting Cartman saying something like "I'm not fat, I'm building cancer resistance!!"

@KOZMOuvBORG - 2025-05-05

17:17 "the only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible" - Clarke's 2nd Law

@quantumkookaburra - 2025-05-05

Excellent video as usual. I was diagnosed with metastatic cancer (stage 4, terminal) 7 years ago (still here!) and knew I had to find my own way out. An infinite amount of time researching cancer science has kept me alive and the cancer is now undetectable. Here's the kicker: cancer involves both cancer stem cells (CSCs) and their progeny, daughter cells. THEY BOTH HAVE DIFFERENT METABOLISMS! While daughter cells are dependent on glucose to fuel glycolysis, CSCs are not. CSCs can make energy either through glycolysis (the Warburg Effect) or if glucose and glutamine are inhibited, they can switched to normal, 'healthy' metabolic function, including burning fat to produce ATP (energy). To be clear, I have never tried the Keto diet - there is too much science that shows cancers ability to switch metabolic pathways when denied any source of fuel, and that fat is the preferred fuel of many types of cancer. For example, the dominant metabolic pathway for prostate and pancreatic cancer is Fatty Acid Oxidation - a Keto Diet can only make those cancers worse. Simply put, diet cannot cure cancer, it can only help. But you MUST understand which type of diet helps for which type of cancer. There are hundreds of different, unique types of cancer and there is no single diet for all of them.

@Nepperoni - 2025-05-05

7 years is crazy

@Existing4theMagic - 2025-05-05

Thanks for sharing! Which diet did you find most beneficial to your health? I lost both my parents to cancer and several aunts and uncles. They were healthy eaters. I really want to increase my chances of survival with my doomed genetics.

@presence5426 - 2025-05-05

Fascinating. It seems that the blend of macros can't be a cure, they could only be optimized to combat the type of cancer. Maybe. The real potential for diet therapy may be various phytochemicals: curcumin, EGCG, anthocyanin, fibers, etc etc. There are literally thousands of potential anti-cancer dietary constituents. And they could also be tailored to the type of cancer.

@dyfrigshandy - 2025-05-05

So what's your cure? Tell us!!

@dandymcgee - 2025-05-05

You didn't actually say you what you did to "find your own way out", so we can only assume it was luck! Glad to have ya here, buddy.

@kittyhooch1 - 2025-05-04

I was diagnosed with the rare uveal melanoma cancer. Your information would benefit by being familiar with professor Thomas Seyfried, who expanded Warburg's work. In particular, cancer also feeds on Glutamine. Technically keto should do what the fat does, but then there is gluconeogenesis to deal with, and I am not expert in brown fat. Could cancer burn fat? Seyfried has the answer. Cancer doesn't burn nutrients, it ferments them. Glutamine is essential. Professor Seyfried has developed the press pulse system for this. The new drug JHU083 blocks glutamine uptake only in cancer cells. Your information is definitely interesting, but incomplete.

@TheRobojay - 2025-05-27

Amen. I wish more people would speak up about this. It would save so many lives.

@OxalateWarrior - 2025-07-20

Seyfried also uses the keto diet as a key component of his treatment

@dgarnett4220 - 2026-08-30

Assisted death is compassion. For terminal or lack of quality life. There is a need for this.

@MuhammadJafary-u2v - 2025-05-09

my younger uncle die of cancer, and even though I absolutely hated him (and still do as a grown man) because he was always horrible to me, watching the how he died and what he was reduced to was one of the more horrific things I experienced in life. I don't wish that on anybody. cancer must eventually be dealt with somehow, on a grand scale. it can't remain a part of future generations reality.

@Smithpolly - 2025-05-09

The majority of cancers are strongly linked to lifestyle.

Things like what we eat and if we have a sedentary lifestyle have a big impact.

@MuhammadJafary-u2v - 2025-05-17

@Smithpolly actually, he was an elevator maintenance technician, he used to work all day in the elevator shafts of skyscrapers (pardon my use of the word, I know ours aren't real ones compared to the western ones), and the doctors pointed out that he was affected by the constant Jamming our government always employs for reasons I don't want to delve into. it affected his body, plus he was a drinker and a smoker so that couldn't have helped. I drink and smoke heavily myself so I wouldn't be surprised if I'm diagnosed one day as well, as awful as it would be.