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Starvation Based Chemotherapy: A Novel Approach for Cancer Treatment [pdf]

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Re: Starvation Based Chemotherapy: A Novel Approach for Cancer Treatment [pdf]

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Almost everything you say in this post is completely wrong. The body is not immune to the law of conservation of energy. If you think you can eat a caloric surplus of any food type and lose weight then you've resigned yourself to not think rationally.

I don't think so and I didn't say so above. I hope you read my text, not only the first sentence of it.

"The "in " Large portions and infrequently. This makes and keeps you healthy, and you cannot overeat even if you try. "

the fact is that you can 'overeat' with ANY meal timing frequency or food choice. caloric balance takes precedence over everything else, even macronutrient breakdown is secondary.

You suggest otherwise and you couldn't be further from the truth.

Re: Starvation Based Chemotherapy: A Novel Approach for Cancer Treatment [pdf]

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post #34
post #25

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Almost everything you say in this post is completely wrong. The body is not immune to the law of conservation of energy. If you think you can eat a caloric surplus of any food type and lose weight then you've resigned yourself to not think rationally.

I don't think so and I didn't say so above. I hope you read my text, not only the first sentence of it.

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Re: Starvation Based Chemotherapy: A Novel Approach for Cancer Treatment [pdf]

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Almost everything you say in this post is completely wrong. The body is not immune to the law of conservation of energy. If you think you can eat a caloric surplus of any food type and lose weight then you've resigned yourself to not think rationally.

He did not say that you could eat a caloric surplus and lose weight.

"The "in " That is, plenty of animal fats, meat, eggs and fish, and very little carbohydrates of any kind. Large portions and infrequently. This makes and keeps you healthy, and you cannot overeat even if you try. "

Making the claim that it's impossible to overeat on specific foods is absolutely ridiculous.

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