Finding Hope Beyond Standard Cancer Treatments
A Summary of this Video Update
When I received my cancer diagnosis, the only option presented was life-altering surgery. But I discovered metabolic therapy-a science-backed alternative that’s changing my journey.
Here’s why I’m sharing my story and how it might help you reclaim control over your health.
My Story: Why I Chose Metabolic Therapy
The Diagnosis:
After years of living with ulcerative colitis, my cancer diagnosis felt inevitable-yet no less devastating. The NHS offered surgery to remove my entire bowel, leaving me with a permanent stoma bag.
The Turning Point:
Research led me to metabolic therapy, a approach targeting cancer’s reliance on glucose and glutamine. By starving cancer cells and using supplements/off-label drugs, I’m pursuing a less invasive path.
The Science:
Studies show metabolic therapy enhances conventional treatments (chemotherapy, radiotherapy) by reducing side effects and improving outcomes.
Yet, it’s rarely discussed in mainstream oncology.
What Is Metabolic Therapy?
The Core Principles
Press-Pulse Protocol:
Restrict glucose (press) and intermittently block glutamine (pulse) to starve cancer cells.
Adjunctive Therapies:
High-dose IV vitamin C, off-label drugs (e.g., glutamine inhibitors), and lifestyle changes.
Evidence Base:
Research by Prof. Thomas Seyfried and others highlights metabolic dysfunction as a root cause of cancer.
Why It’s Overlooked:
No profitability for pharmaceutical companies (uses generic drugs/natural protocols).
Lack of awareness among oncologists focused on standard treatments.
Challenges & Realities
Cost: Supplements, tests, and therapies add up
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Dietary Discipline:
Strict low-carb, timed fasting, and tracking biomarkers (blood glucose, ketones).
Scepticism:
Many doctors dismiss it despite peer-reviewed evidence.
How to Get Started
Join Our Community: Cancer Warriors Group (free support network).
Research Resources: MetabolicTherapy.com (supplement guides, protocols).
Consult Specialists: Work with integrative oncologists open to adjunctive therapies.
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