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It makes sense. Cells need nutrients for the cell cycle, similar to the way computers need RAM to execute programs.
Fasting not only deprives cancer cells of nutrients, but also triggers a homeostatic response in the entire body. This response includes putting its garbage collection system (autophagy) into overdrive mode so that it can reclaim the limited resources it has left to survive. Fasting is a reductive treatment, like purging oxygen from a server room on fire. It might help slow it down, but it can take healthy inhabitants along with it.
Additive treatments offer more options. If you catch the fire early and it’s contained (non-metastatic), you can target it with a fire blanket (surgery, stem cell transplantation) or a fire extinguisher (small molecules, biologics, peptides, gene therapy, etc.) to put it out. The sprinklers are a last ditch effort for larger fires (chemotherapy, radiation), which could save the building, but result in significant collateral damage.
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Doing well. We've not seen the cancer for 10 months (not for lack of trying) and I'm enjoying an international trip for pleasure!
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I have worked as an architect in HCLS technology for 10 years with Google and AWS. Listening to you stitch all the technology and innovation together, moving from the information world to the physical world, as a patient, almost brought me to tears. You said this will be the standard of care in 30-years, but the capability is here today. Listening to your recording is a profound moment in my life. Thank you for shari…
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Are you aware that SARS-CoV-2 is oncogenic, and that repeat exposure increases risk?
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