đ„đ§ŹIf a top cancer expertâor their familyâgot cancer, how would they really treat it?
The answer may completely overturn what most people assume.
They wouldnât start with high-dose chemotherapy.
They would start by starving the tumor.
Hereâs the logic.
Cancer cells behave like greedy parasites.
They rely heavily on two fuels: glucose and glutamine.
Normal human cells, by contrast, are metabolically flexible.
That difference changes everything.
The first move is not drugs.
Itâs lowering systemic inflammation.
The second move is pushing the body into nutritional ketosis.
In simple terms:
You shift the body from a âburning sugarâ system
to a âburning ketonesâ system.
This is where things get interesting.
Normal cells function efficientlyâoften betterâon ketones.
Cancer cells largely cannot.
They are metabolically rigid.
They demand glucose and glutamine.
Cut off their fuel supply, and they weaken.
Now comes the strategic shift.
When the tumor is stressed and vulnerable, you donât carpet-bomb.
You strike precisely.
Short, pulsed interventions instead of constant pressure.
Very low-dose drugs.
Targeted glutamine disruption.
Hit, withdraw, reassess.
Think special forces raidsânot total war.
Once the body is in a low-glucose, high-ketone state,
entirely different tools become viableâ
tools that are far less toxic to the host.
Hyperbaric oxygen.
High-dose intravenous vitamin C.
Metabolic stressors that cancer cells struggle to survive.
Notice how the philosophy flips.
The goal is no longer
âkill the cancer at any cost.â
The goal becomes:
turn the body into an environment where cancer cannot thrive.
That is a fundamentally different paradigm.
Not brute force.
Not endless escalation.
But metabolic leverage.
And it raises an uncomfortable question.
If this is how experts would treat themselvesâ
why is this logic still so foreign in mainstream conversation?
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