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🗓️ 29 March 2024
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Please join me in welcoming Guy Tenenbaum. Six years ago, Guy was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, also known as metastatic cancer. This means the cancer had spread to at least one organ. People with stage 4 cancer are typically given a few weeks to a few months to live.
A cancer cell comes from a normal cell that has damage in the mitochondria. The cancer cell adapts, takes alternative energy pathways, and can live without oxygen.
When Guy was diagnosed 6 years ago, he was told there was nothing that could be done, that it was too late, and to enjoy the rest of his life. His cancer had spread to his bones, lymph nodes, and lungs.
Guy explains that he didn’t do any chemo or radiation because there was no treatment plan proposed to him. Guy discovered Thomas Seyfried's work and decided to see if it could help. He discovered the benefits of prolonged fasting and even completed a 40-day fast.
Some people can do extended fasting, but if you’re unable to comfortably fast, the fasting-mimicking diet may be beneficial.
Guy continues researching new protocols and trying to stay one step ahead of highly adaptable cancer cells.
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0:00.0 | Today I'm going to interview someone who should have been dead six years ago and he's still alive. |
0:09.0 | So we're going to talk about why he's still alive. |
0:12.0 | He had stage four cancer. Now what is stage four cancer? |
0:16.4 | Stage four cancer is also known as metastatic cancer, which means it has spread to at |
0:21.7 | least one organ. And in his case, it has spread to at least one organ. |
0:23.0 | And in his case, it's spread to his bones. |
0:26.2 | But here's the thing, the normal lifespan |
0:29.6 | of someone with a stage four cancer |
0:32.4 | is from a few weeks to a few months and in rare cases several |
0:39.6 | months to up to a year But it's been six years since Guy has been told he had cancer so he's still alive. |
0:50.0 | Hello Guy, good to see you. |
0:52.0 | Hi. Hi, Eric, nice to see you. Hi. |
0:52.8 | Hi, Eric. |
0:53.6 | Nice to see you again. |
0:55.7 | Very nice to see you, and we're going to talk about this because |
0:59.8 | I have to give a disclaimer. This is not meant to bypass your medical doctor, check with your doctor |
1:06.2 | before implementing any of the things we're going to talk about. We're not here to tell you we have |
1:12.1 | the absolute positive guaranteed cure. |
1:16.1 | Okay, we're not going to tell you that. |
1:17.6 | However, that being said, if I had cancer, |
1:20.1 | I would want to know what I'm about to tell you because there's some fascinating information |
1:26.4 | that I want to put on your radar to consider. |
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