Ketogenic Diet and Cancer Treatment – A Simple Beginner’s Guide

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The popular belief that low-fat or no-fat diet is good for you is not entirely true. A group of cardiologists discovered you need healthy fats (included in the ketogenic diet) to maintain a healthy cardiovascular system. What’s more, they even found a correlation between the ketogenic diet and cancer treatment.

The primary cause of heart attacks and clogged arteries is not cholesterol. Also, cardiologists warn about the serious side effects of the drugs used to reduce cholesterol levels (statins).

As a matter of fact, cholesterol and other healthy fats are crucial for brain and nervous system’s optimal function. What’s more, researchers have proved statin users have a higher rate of dementia and Alzheimer’s.

Ketogenic Diet and Cancer Treatment – A Simple Beginner’s Guide

Furthermore, lack of cholesterol will result in lack of vitamin D3, since skin cholesterol is responsible for the conversion of UVB sunlight to this vitamin. This process happens in the liver.

Ketogenic Diet and Cancer Treatment

Recently, a group of scientists made a discovery that a high-fat diet is able to reverse different types of aggressive cancer. However, don’t wait for the cancer industry to announce these groundbreaking facts.

What they need is a continuous profit to fund their numerous studies on different patentable medication. Those medications don’t cure but keep destroying with chemo, radiation, and surgery.

The Success of the High-Fat Ketogenic Diet

Dr. Fred Hatfield is a successful business owner, trainer, and a former world powerlifting champion who had completed graduate studies in kinesiology. Three different oncologists said he had just 3 months to live due to his aggressive, metastatic skeletal cancer.

However, he did a bit research and discovered the ketogenic diet as a promising alternative cancer treatment.

The metabolic researcher, Dr. Dominic D’Agostino from the University of South Florida, conducted a study analyzing the effects of high fat non-carbohydrate glucose diet on mice with induced cancer.

He discovered that the group of mice which took this diet recovered more efficiently than the other group subjected to chemotherapy.

So, Dr. Fred Hatfield decided to try this regimen and see how it works on him.

He eliminated sugars and carbs from his daily food intake and began consuming a good amount of meat and healthy fats (not margarine or other cheap trans-fatty acid hydrogenated oils). These products are hard or even impossible to metabolize since they are a molecule away from being plastic.

The best food sources of healthy fats include organic, cold-pressed hemp oil, olive oil, eggs, butter, and coconut oil. Dr. Hatfield followed this diet for few months. The results? His cancer was gone, and he had an excellent health throughout the whole year.

From now on, Dr. D’Agostino started recommending this diet to his cancer patients. The best part is that it showed positive results in every patient.

How Does the Ketogenic Diet Work

Cancer cells are deprived of oxygen, unlike the healthy ones which need oxygen for metabolism. Instead, they thrive on glucose. So, lack of glucose (sugar) in the body cells creates an environment which enables the good (healthy) fats to produce fatty acids. These, in turn, are then converted into energy-bestowing ketones.

Coconut oil does exactly this in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease. With the production of ketones, brain cells which ceased to metabolize oxygen start to receive energy. Healthy cells can turn ketones into energy, while the cancerous ones cannot.

So, replacing glucose with ketones leads to cancer cell starvation. Except for weight loss, there’s no other known side effect of the ketogenic diet. What’s more, it is even beneficial for people with high blood sugar levels.

Ketogenic Diet Food List for Cancer

Low Carbohydrate Veggies – broccoli, kale, cabbage, asparagus, cauliflower, spinach, collard greens, celery, Brussels sprouts;

Healthy Fats – coconut oil, butter, olive oil, avocados, eggs, raw seeds, and nuts;

Protein Food Sources – fermented dairy, fish and seafood, wild game, grass-fed raw organic dairy, grass-fed beef, organic pastured poultry;

Nevertheless, oncologists somehow forget to inform their patients about this powerful ketogenic diet and its effects on cancerous cells. Consequently, cancer patients end up eating ice cream and pastries when going through IV chemo.

There are many other alternative cancer treatments which recommend following a diet which excludes carbs and sugar.

Source Cure Joy | NCBI | The Truth About Cancer
Image Source Diet Doctor

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