Quote (Bazi @ Sep 22 2017 09:23pm)
New article recently released by German journal of oncology demonstrating the effects of ketogenic diet in leukemia (AML) over 9 months showing a 87% reduction in malignant spread compared to control. Weakly powered study, understandably so given the amount of variables, but the genetics they included was sound. Isolated cells demonstrated a near 200 fold affinity for glucose compared to control cells
Thanks for the update.
Based on my understanding, the theory of how ketogenic diet destroys many different types of cancer is with the chemistry of how cancer cells metabolize their food. Cancer cells can apparently only use carbohydrates as steady food. Without carbohydrates, the cancer cells literally starve.
Edit: know the name of the study?
This post was edited by EndlessSky on Sep 24 2017 05:43am