Dr. Thomas Seyfried Interview: What is the REAL cause of Cancer?

Dr. Thomas Seyfried, discusses cancer as a metabolic disease. He holds a Ph.D. in Genetics and Biochemistry from the University of Illinois and has a background in neurology. Dr. Seyfried has received numerous awards and honors from various organizations, and he has over 150 peer-reviewed publications. He is also the author of the book "Cancer as a Metabolic Disease: On the Origin, Management, and Prevention of Cancer," published in 2012.

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In this episode of the Ketones and Coffee Podcast, host Lorenz welcomes Dr. Thomas Seyfried, a scientist renowned for his pioneering research into cancer and metabolic diseases. Dr. Seyfried, who holds a Ph.D. in Genetics and Biochemistry, discusses his controversial theory that cancer is not a genetic but a mitochondrial metabolic disease.

Dr. Seyfried underscores the inconsistency he found in existing research and the potential of non-toxic therapies like calorie restriction and ketogenic diets to manage cancer. He provides compelling evidence and case studies, arguing for a paradigm shift in cancer treatment. This episode offers listeners an insightful exploration of alternative cancer therapies and the need for a broader acceptance within the medical community.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

00:14 Dr. Seyfried's Background and Research Focus

02:52 Challenging the Genetic Theory of Cancer

04:35 The Role of Mitochondria in Cancer

15:14 Historical Context and Paradigm Shift

22:42 Metabolic Dysfunction and Cancer Development

29:12 Understanding Mitochondria and Chronic Diseases

29:43 Targeting Cancer Metabolism

30:04 The Role of DNA Mutations and ROS

31:27 Strategic Glutamine Targeting

31:53 Ketosis and Cancer Treatment

33:21 Challenges in the Medical Community

36:07 Hybrid Cancer Treatments

37:31 Patient Involvement in Metabolic Therapy

38:20 Success Stories and Documentary Efforts

40:03 The Future of Cancer Treatment

41:05 Addressing the Medical Community's Resistance

43:23 The Need for Metabolic Therapy Awareness

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[edcon]

We need to see Prof Seyfried on the Tucker Carlson Network.

[Michael-pnye]

Love listening to Dr. Seydfried great information keep up your great work 👍👍

[whittlejoe]

We can all begin by reducing Omega-6 polyunsaturated fats (linoleic acid) in our diet. Mostly seed oils but also processed food and corn/soy fed mono gastric animals. Also reduce sugar and carbs .

[Jimfrenchde]

I wish Dr. Seyfried was on Dr Drew's show also.

[donzkietv]

Dr. THOMAS SEYFRIED IS A GIFT TO MANKIND YOUR LEGACY WILL BE FOREVER... KEEP SPREADING THE CURE...

[ws]

How about using vitamin D also? It inhibits metabolism in mitochondria of Glucose, glutamine and lipids in cancerous cells but not in normal cells. Maybe eat OMAD carnivore ruminant only say at 10AM, then take 50, 000 IU vitamin D3 next day at 10AM, fast rest of day then repeat for two weeks ( or until calcitriol reaches 100ng/ml). Then just eat OMAD with maintenance dose of vitamin D3(about 4000-8, 000 units). Vitamin D3 also acts like the active hormone but at 1/1000 of the dose. So 50, 000 IU vitamin D3 will temporarily add 50 ng/ml for a short time. Calcium levels must be kept low or calcitriol will be reduced by normal complicated mechanisms.

[Roberto-cggr]

Hope Prof Seyfried have a research on the effect of GKI of less than 2 to other metabolic diseases such as Atherosclerosis, CKD, Stroke, Foot Ulcers, Retinopathy etc

[sherribaron]

Dr. Thomas Seyfried is the doctor I would trust & listen to but where do we get the treatment. It’s all true but if there’s no help what is the point

[sharonoflondon]

Was just at a meeting at Norton Cancer Institute: what the professor said is true--the ppl have to force change because the oncologists are very "comfortable" w the status quo (they want long-term double blind studies [nearly ethically impossible], and then maybe).

[Collette-zi]

Is the approach the same for benign tumours? I can’t understand the lack of urgency when treating benign over cancer? They can still and are have a detrimental effect on the body 🤷🏻‍♀️

[SelenaKhan-gewy]

Is keto diet good for phyllode breast tumor?

[ImaSkeptic]

When frustrated by the lack of acceptance of his ideas, Otto Warburg was known to quote an aphorism he attributed to Max Planck: _"Science advances one funeral at a time."_

[fcsnproductions]

Hi, where may I find metabolic therapy for cancer in Columbus Ohio? Thanks

[اناانا-ظلك]

can we make an appointment with @dr. Thomas Seyfried one on one?

[kidvision]

Great content - but interviewer to close to microphone and loud too difficult to regulate the volume

[slingshot]

The interviewer needs to stop doing these "hmm, hmm", it's very annoying.

[Joedisney]

My 83 year pld mother's listening to this biologist because of stations like yours. Her blood work numbers are going extremely in the wrong direction. Her oncologists Is warning her not to do this. She's been completely brainwashed by this biologist. Now she doesn't want to do the treatment from the oncologist at the University of Chicago.
If you think I'm just going to sit here and watch her being brainwashed by someone who is absolutely no clinical trials no studies. Just someone talking on a YouTube channel. I promise you this, if you kill my mother I will have a lawsuit on this channel and on this biologist.

[Collette-zi]

Is the approach the same for benign tumours? I can’t understand the lack of urgency when treating benign over cancer? They can still and are have a detrimental effect on the body 🤷🏻‍♀️