Starving Cancer

[Noruzenchi86]

Did he just throw that mouse AWAY!? ._o

...let's just hope it's a clone of some sort.

[MultifunctionalMe]

@Noruzenchi86 If you look closely, you see that it's a kind of box on a scale, so the mouse doesn't run away

[lostinmaya]

Duh, it called a Low-GL diet. I understand that cancer cells chow 15x more sugar than normal cells so whats so hard to figure out here?

Lower you f-ing blood sugar! Thats how to starve cancer!

[wizardica]

Hm Hm - if person lows blood sugar then cancer will eat all the sugar which normal cells need and body will collapse.

[dinmagic]

The problem is that the body also needs this sugar, lowering the sugar level isn't much of a good idea because those cancer cells would still go after it. The brain needs massive amounts to function properly. Currently one of the best treatment if from a Japanese researcher, but we still need to find out how to completely separate the sugar from the cancer cells so that they are only used by healthy cells.

[Physics4FutureTeslas]

@dinmagic what's the japaneese researchers name and can you point me into the direction of his research in english translates?

[thistimesacharm]

I'd like to read the researcher's paper. Very interesting development...

In This Time's a Charm; Lessons of a Four-Time Cancer Survivor, Donald A. Wilhelm tells his real-life story from a patient's perspective about surviving cancer four times. His intent is to give his readers a true depiction of what cancer, and its treatment, is really like. He intends his eBook to parallel an old Chinese proverb that says: "To know the road ahead, ask those coming back."

[nul003]

defiantly gonna follow this video up

[mepwnu]

Aye very informative idd :D

[misskriss678]

Great video, very informative.