Chemotherapy adds only 2% to the 5-year survival rate of cancer patients.
(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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It makes more sense to quit eating sugar and engage in intermittent fasting and allow autophagy to do its thing.
what does intermittent fasting do?
Ketosis is the burning of fat and protein to produce energy as opposed to sugar in the form of glucose. When glucose runs out your cells switch gears and different DNA activates. Your cells undergo a transformation to burn fat and protein (96% fat and 4% protein). Cancerous cells cannot undergo this transformation, they become weakened when the sugar runs out. Your transformed cells become stronger and more resilient. Fasting is beneficial. I do 7 days of water only every 3 months. It is like a vacation for your internal organs and gives your body a chance to remove toxins. The first 3 days are hard as hell, but after that it gets much easier and you feel better because of a release of endorphins and serotonin. Cancer cells get extremely weak and cannot divide. It gives a better chance for your own immune system to eradicate and dispose of cancer cells.
That’s intermittent? I thought iternmenttient was like 18 hours
The intermittent fasting is what body builders and some folks are doing. i think it probably works well too, but I don't know enough about how quickly the cells can switch from sugar to fat. I naturally gravitate to intermittent for daily living. I eat one meal a day. It is tough not to snack though. If you have any sugar, your body will burn that. If you eat more sugar than you burn in a day, it will convert to fat. You still need nutrients, vitamins and minerals. I augment with vitamins/minerals and greens (vegetables and chloroform containing powders). It seems to work for me and I am used to having an empty stomach most every day.