[ConservativeMind]

It seems reasonable that changing the conditions that helped encourage a malady could affect, or even reverse, that same concern.

[ConservativeMind]

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[BobL]

Jason Fung wrote a book on exactly this: “The Cancer Code”.

As usual, years ahead of the ‘experts’.

[alternatives?]

If they wouldn’t honestly test Ivermectin, they can go fly a kite.

[Vermont Lt]

Having experienced six months of chemo for PC (my wife) I can assure you that eating ANYTHING is an accomplishment.

[lurk]

Our oncologist said the science is still unsettled on carbs and cancer.

[freespirit2012]

Wow.. Thanks for the link. I have a close friend who is in the midst of chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer. I have sent her the info, and a link to the trial.

[AuntB]

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[Reeses]

As carbs are reduced, a person can also drop down to eating once per day instead of 3 times, which has additional benefits. The 3 times thing was invented in response to the blood sugar roller coaster ride from unnaturally high carb consumption.

Until recently, sugar was considered an expensive spice, imported from afar by adventurous traders, not a primary fuel source.

[Delta 21]

My lame attempt at carnivore feeding has me feeling better and down to 2 meals a day eating all the meat I want. You get carbs from breathing so eliminating them where ever possible is key. Meat, eggs and dairy for protien. It’s an elimination type diet so excluding stuff helps you zero in on specific triggering foods

[sauropod]

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