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Starving Cancer Cells: My Battle with a Brain Tumor

12 Nov 2024 · 1 min

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First-person YouTube narrative (by Robert Whitfield MD) describing his multi-modal approach to treating a brain tumor. He describes dietary changes to "starve" cancer cells, stress reduction and other therapies, and collaboration with Dr. Connealy at the Cancer Center for Healing in California. Over a five-month preparatory period his tumor reportedly shrank by half; NK cell testing was performed and was "suppressed." He ultimately proceeded to surgery to remove the remaining tumor.

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Five months.

Suppressed.

It shrank by half (≈50%).

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And so what that does is it starves glucose to any cancer cells. And cancer loves glucose, you guys. It eats it up like Pac man, like candy. So that I was doing diet, I was doing therapies, I was reducing stress. I mean it was healing. Felt like a full time job. And then I also worked with Dr. Connealy at the Cancer center for Healing in California. She's like the quarterback to my care team. She's the one that still oversees all my care, is monitoring my testing. She did did order the NK cell test on me. Of course it was suppressed. Not surprised. So yeah, I took those five months to just really prepare my body and lord willing shrink the brain tumor. And we actually did shrink the brain tumor in half which is pretty unheard of in those five months. And then I still proceeded with surgery because you know, you don't want a tumor lurking in your brain.