Although I had a different type of tumor, it was the size of a baseball on my left frontal lobe. I became incoherent this past Christmas Eve, mri revealed the mass and had a complete resection two days later. Similar to Logan, I asked my neuro-oncologist in Boston if there was anything I could do nutrition/lifestyle wise to help myself out. Her reply was “no, for what you have, it doesn’t really matter, just eat what you like.” I left that appointment disappointed but I took it upon myself to begin researching. I focus on nutrient dense foods, low carbs, no added sugars or processed foods, intermittent fasting, gym daily and prioritizing sleep. I just had my second mri in June and it looks great. Just doing what I can to give my immune system the best chance. Great discussion between you and Logan.
It a very beautiful thing to see myself healthy again after using remedy from Dr Ake on RUclips, I finally got cured of my glioblastoma with his herbs med and I can tell how great my health has turned out so far. Thank you 🙏 ❤️🫣💕
@jrglicks Then you'd have to name almost 100% of doctors. Unfortunately medical school doesn't teach you these things. There are very few of us who have learned the truth about nutrition on our own.
I live in the UK. My wife recently was diagnosed with Glioblastoma grade 4. I mentioned to her oncologist about Ketogenic diet. The oncologist said that people who are practising Ketogenic diets are unhappy people. Unfortunately, this is the level of thr doctors in the UK
I first got into keto because of Logan and his inspirational story. But the keto treats did me in and had to go Carnivore. Great interview Dr. Chaffee.
My mum was diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma, when we saw the neurosurgeon, he informed us surgery was not an option nor was chem, radiation every day for three weeks and she passed two months after diagnosis. We were in shock, she was only 74, and she was a vegetarian….I miss her more than words can express…
So was my mom. She was 77. She refused chemo and radiation, and surgery was not an option. She lived about nine months after diagnosis. She ate what we used to think of as a healthy diet. She received hyperbolic oxygen therapy which slowed the tumor growth but because it didn't stop it completely the prescribing doctors would not extend the prescription. I wish we had known about keto/carnivore then. My dad and sister and I took care of her at home. It was the hardest thing I have ever done. That last 48 hours was soul crushing. The last thing she was able to say was "I love you Mart, I love you Mart."
@@martaktollerup1969im so sorry for your lost Im in the same position as you my mom has glioblastoma stage 4 Its has been 3 months sense the diagnosis Can you help me to understand what to expect pain wise and changes that will happen to my mom I really wanna prepare my self im so afraid
I remember listening to an Italian doctor say that cancer is the body' inability to rid of the junk(cancerous) cell. He said we all have cancer cells but in healthy people their body is able to rid of the old(caner) cell and replace it with new ones. In unhealthy people, their body is unable to replace that cancer cell, thus, it keeps spreading. Cutting off the cancer doesn't fix the problem if we continue to eat the same junk way. Also, I think our mind and thoughts plays a massive role in our healing.
From Fort Lauderale, Florida: The Polio Virus trials are being conducted at Duke Brain Tumor Center . In 2003 I was diagnosed with an Astrocytoma Grade III. After a resection (left parietal) I did six weeks of radiation and 14 months of Temodar and then a trial of high doses of Celebrex and tamoxifen. At the time I was told that if I did all of this, I probably had one to three years to live. I had two teenagers at the time and did not want to give up so I went on with my life with a positive attitude and monitored what was going on in the brain tumor world. I came across a book written by Dr. Bosworth titled ‘Any way you can’ and began a ketogenic diet. As I get older somethings have intensified like my right side is weaker than my left side. It is obvious when I lift weights or I stumble going up stairs. I am thinking about carnivore and will update if/when I do. I was one of those with a ‘sweet tooth’ and preferred dessert versus the meal. I have cut way back on stevia and the next step is carnivore even though I really do not like meat. With a lot of butter on the steak, I know that I can do it.
I started carnivore 6 months ago with no ailments or discernable problems...other than post menopausal thinning hair and slow to shift weight. To my bow was the string of being fully cogniscent of all the issues with Big Pharma and Big Farm and having already eliminated my sweet preferences. Carnivore became my choice of food lifestyle the instant I grasped that it was not just for bodybuilders or the chronically ill but was the pathway I had been looking for to keep away from Rockefeller medicine purveyors as I progress from 60s onwards. I went cold turkey the next day. How about just giving yourself a month to trial it. From the interviews I have heard by the chronically ill it seems that metabolic changes are put into effect immediately by the body so a month ought provide a good block of time in which to judge results. I would also recommend Lisa Weideman (dental dr I think) who is extremely open about her sweet addiction and how she addresses this weakness even having been carnivore for many years. Good luck
Please try zero carb carnivore! You may even do a strict lion carnivore version- remanent animal meat from things like beef, bison, and lamb! Keep us posted on your progress! Steer clear of sugar ( plant based foods!) I had a sweet tooth before carnivore 10 months ago- but as soon as I found out how it truly damages the human body I no longer have had any cravings for it! It’s just not worth it!
You can definitely do it! You are already so close. I think you will find that you feel miles better on clean can't, just meat and water without stevia etc, than you've ever felt before. I've even seen neurological recovery from old strokes improve from the switch to carnivore from keto. Can't promise anything, but it will definitely improve a lot of things regardless.
Hi, I am a grad student in nutrition and a science teacher. I have heard of all kinds of cancer treatments (I actually have cancer myself and am on the keto diet). One thing I have found from all I have heard/seen is that when you like something, there is a reason. If you don't, there is a reason. You can go keto without eating tons of meat. Focus on nuts and seeds, avocado, tofu....and fish and eggs. If you can't eat meant don't force yourself. Your body knows
My Mother too ,from Lymphoma .We weren't told about keto diets either .All they have to do is give People a link to these youtube videos, (with a disclaimer to cover themselves legally). They are probably afraid of losing business.
Big thanks to both Logan and Dr. Chaffee! I am an RN in surgery and have been on the neurosurgery team for about 2 years now. This is fascinating to me, and I watched this video as I have been on the carnivore diet for a month now. I am researching more and more every week to try to get the word out for people that could benefit from it (which is pretty much most people on the planet). I will continue to direct anyone and everyone to Dr. Chaffee's and Dr. Ken Berry's videos (among others) so that they can treat themselves through diet for conditions such as migraine headaches, inflammation, obesity, depression, autoimmune disorders, diabetes, and now GBM to name a few. I will absolutely be bringing this up with all of the neurosurgeons that I get a chance to work with whether local or locum. Who knows?...maybe we can effect change on a global scale by shouting this good news loud and long enough that more and more laypeople and doctors will have to listen! :) Thanks again to Logan and to Dr. Chaffee.
Thanks Logan and many thanks to Dr. Chaffee, I am from India, My mother has multifocal grade 2 GBM, her condition is inoperable because there are 6 tumours (or may be more), she went through biopsy and then was undergoing radiation and chemo, she was supposed to get 20 radiations but at 10 she got very weak and bedridden, so now the treatment has stopped, we are giving her ayurvedic medicines, its been 2 weeks, now we will go with keto diet too. Tons of Thanks!!!!
Had a big brain tumor emergency removal two weeks ago today from frontal right lobe. Been 4:1 keto since got discharged. My blood sugar and blood pressure are fully under control and I feel great and ready for what’s next. Waiting on lab now to confirm type and grade. It was about an egg size. They could not get it all so I gotta deal with what’s left.
Wow. So inspirational…As you know Dr. Chaffee, my husband died from GBM, as did his own brother just 3 months before him. It was PURE hell for all of us. The brother was a Doctor actually, and I’m pretty sure I recall him talking about Ketosis, before he himself was even dx! Since then I’ve been on that long road back from grief & depression to knowledge & empowerment! Logan is so young! I’m so incredibly grateful he is on top of this, well, healthy & serving his purpose; helping others! What a super hero! Just like you, Anthony ❤
I'm so sorry about your husband and his brother, that is so tragic. Hopefully others are spared that fate. And thank you very much, that is very kind of you!
Hi from Newport Beach, CA! Thank you tons for all you’re doing, Dr. Chaffee! I’m a NICU RN and am so frustrated at what we do even at the beginning of life with preemie nutrition and giving 5 vaccines at once to a micro-preemie at birth who’s been outside the uterus 2 months. I refuse! So hopeful that this is the way to prevent and manage cancer as well as all other diseases!
@@anthonychaffeemd you’re right-Similac Special Care 24kcal/oz or we fortify perfectly healthy breast milk with Similac Human Milk Fortifier to up calories. Lots of reflux as a result-very frustrating!
Thank you, Dr. Chaffee, for another interesting and inspirational video. I confess, I teared up a little, no, not just from compassion for such an intelligent and good-looking young man who had cancer, but also out of pure anger at the irresponsible and stupid advice some so-called "experts" hand out to cancer sufferers. My mother is dying of cancer, so I have some personal knowledge of this bad advice. What's that famous line from that American film? Oh yes, "I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore!" So thank you again, Dr. Chaffee. You give me and others much hope that one day sanity will prevail.
I'm so sorry to hear about your mom. I hope there's something that can be done. Is she thinking about taking on a dietary approach to her treatment as an addition to her regular care?
@@anthonychaffeemd Thank you, Dr. Chaffee, for your kind response. My mom drastically lost weight last year, was prescribed weight-gain drinks, then was diagnosed with liver cancer in October. She lay in the hospital for a month, then was discharged and told the cancer was "inoperable" and that she had 6-9 months to live. The "dietary approach" recommended by her cancer "specialist" was just eat as normally but add chocolate sweets (the ones that are in the chocolate boxes) and drink sweet Georgian red wine to gain weight (as if the loss of the weight were the real problem, not the cancer!). She has no care from a cancer specialist, just the occasional home visit from her local family doctor. Basically, they're just waiting for her to die. I've tried to tell her to cut out carbs, told her of the cancer recovery success stories on the carnivore diet, but she won't listen to me. I'm afraid she is very much from the stubborn, conformist "Soviet generation" here in Russia, for whom anybody in authority naturally knew better. I'm sorry to chatter on for so long. But like I said in my above comment, I am mad as hell at the stupid advices given by some doctors. I thank you, Dr. Chaffee, from the bottom of my heart. You are a very good and kind man. ❤
@@bradje12 Thank you for thinking of my mother and myself. That was very kind of you. Unfortunately, my mother does not understand English very well. In normal circumstances I could have sat her before the laptop with me and acted as her interpreter (entirely possible - interpreting is my profession). But the truth is, I am in Moscow and she is in Ukraine with most of my family, and I am not able to travel to see her before she dies, for reasons I'm sure you'll understand. In short, just another consequence of this God-awful war. I thank you very much again for your kind thought. Take care, wherever you are. ❤
This is such a testimony to how much food affects our bodies. As far as the polio treatment, everyone except the Dr who was part of that trial ended up passing away. I stand firm on food treatment. There's way too many people out there who have beaten cancer by choosing either keto or carnivore. I pray that someday soon, the health-care system will start doing what's right and start making the change to pushing a healthy low/no carbs and sugar diet instead of being bought off and pushing meds that have worse side effects than what you're trying to treat. Thank you both for sharing this with the world. If just one person watches this and has the same results, to me, it's all worth it!
Logan, thank you. 60 minutes television series recently posted on RUclips One of their television programs centering on treating brain tumors using the polio virus injected directly into the tumor. They report tremendous success. They provided plenty of documentation on the success of this treatment. Best wishes to you
I'm just curious how they inject a polio virus into someone, when no virus has ever been isolated and characterised on its own. Virologists create cell cultures, which is the opposite of isolation: to a body fluid they add monkey kidney cells (brand name: Vero), nephrotoxic antibiotics, take away nutrients etc. and when the cells die, they say they died because of viruses, but they never managed to separate any out. Just read the methodology section of any study which has isolation in its title. Also, they don't use controls, i.e. don't do cell cultures without the body fluid, which supposed to have the viruses in it. 🤷♀
I can't remember where I saw it, but there is a story of a teenage girl who ate nothing but romaine lettuce for several months (i want to say it was 6?) and it put her glioblastoma diagnosis into remission. I'm pretty sure she made it past the 5yr mark, not sure about magic number 10. This was one of the first things I ever saw that lead me to draw a connection between fasting/keto and cancer... This was ages ago, but it has always stuck with me. The brain is such a metabolically dependent, fast-moving biochemical environment. It does not surprise me that the response to fasting, ketogenesis, and the like, are so positive for so many brain diseases- a glio being, by far the most pernicious. I would like to see keto take on pancreatic cancer, next. I wonder if those death sentence cancer diagnoses are all similar, in the sense that theyre metabolically driven and can be solved the same way. No cancer here, just raging autoimmune disease. I'm back on carnivore for another 6mo... To possibly a year this time if I can avoid developing another meat aversion, and actually get some sleep! It is the only thing that works.
Thank you Dr. Chafee for your antecdotes and your explanation of Dr. Warburg effect. Yes, Dr. Seyfreid is incredible and it is amazing he was able to give the medical community the information he did.
I can't imagine how a patient may feel hearing that there is nothing he could do... I think there is sufficient evidence by now that who ever has some type of cancer, eliminate carbs as they help feed cancer cells
I was diagnosed with stage 4 hodgkins lymphoma at 18 years old, and I can relate that doctors also told me that I dont have to bother changing my diet and lifestyle, and of course I didnt listen I changed my lifestyle completely and now im cancer free for 6 years, and never been healthier :D
So glad this young man got his life back, very inspirational and also encouraging, It seems to me that the medical industry realizes a paradigm shift is coming on these diet matters and they've shifted into high gear trying to invent drugs that allow you to eat rubbish and 'appear' healthy. On a more selfish note, I would be very appreciative if Dr. Chaffee or anyone knows any testimonials about people improving COPD or emphysema with keto or carnivore. My condition is labeled severe but I know that inflammation is key for me since on some days I can walk a mile and other days I struggle to walk 100 ft., I've pretty much given up with my doctors who basically just watch people in my condition slowly die and prescribe different inhalers that do nothing.
I am so glad Logan Seed is doing so well! He is such an inspiration for so many cancer patients and their family and friends. Thank you so much Dr. Chaffee for this interview! Could you please add Logan Seed on your heading as many people who miss his youtube channel would appreciate seeing this video.
Glioblastomas do not have a 1-10 year life expectancy. My guess is Logan has an IDH1 glioma, probably an AA3. These eventually become IDH1 glioblastomas. But I wonder if they are not more responsive to keto diets. These are aggressive but can be kept away for up to 10 years, with standard treatment. I am diagnosed with an AA3. I opted out of radiation and chemo, but I did choose a therapeutic keto diet for a number of months and I still go keto for half the year. I’m 1.5 years beyond life expectancy, especially since I didn’t use chemo or radiation. But they do say I have a recurrence right now, so I’m thinking of going high fat carnivore. My first resection was by a world renowned surgeon and he said we got out 99%. He said they never say 100% for the reasons Dr. Chaffee said.
I'm so glad that you're doing so well and came onto keto to help your situation. I think that high fat carnivore, and focusing on lowering your GKI under 2, or even under 1, with a combo of Carnivore and fasting will work very good well as far as diet goes. As to Logan, he was diagnosed with an actual GBM, and that's the point, you're not supposed to live nearly as long as he has, which is why this is a unique example. But I have 2 other interviews with l even longer term survivors with confirmed GBM, Andrew Scarborough and Pablo Kelly, where Pablo's case has even been published as a case report by Dr Seyfried, as an IDH-mutant, and Andrew was the most aggressive with an unmethylated IDH-wild type GBM, and he is a full on 10 year survivor with no sign of disease on MRI now. You should check those interviews out of you haven't already. To your point though, different cancers require different amounts of glucose and glutamine to run. Low grade gliomas are much more glycolytic than high grade like GBM, and so keto works even better with them. But, keto/carnivore and fasting still help with GBM as well.
@@anthonychaffeemd thank you for this information. It is so encouraging to see so many stories. I appreciate them very much. I did find your interviews with the other long term survivors after watching this. I recall encountering their stories years ago, so I was relieved to see they are still having good results. Mine has genetics that make both radiation and the standard chemo less affective. I heard one of you mention metabolic approaches for recurrences research, so I’m also going to look into that. Thank you.
Great video Dr. Chaffee! So happy to hear Logan’s story! I hope he stays strict keto to carnivore just to make sure it never comes back. What I want to see is carnivore diet treatment being done in the children’s cancer research hospitals. You hear about them raising money to fund research- but why not do it using carnivore diet as the treatment! We would see great results! Also, i have heard of carnivore healing even leukemia- which is a common cancer kids are getting and numbers rising! It would be interesting to know what diet those children with leukemia are eating! My guess is majority is plant based, which is sad! They need to go on carnivore. I wish actors like Bruce Willis and Michael J Fox would go on a zero carb strict carnivore diet to heal their brain diseases! That would really put carnivore to the test with those conditions as well! If carnivore is shrinking cancer it may heal their brain conditions! Such good actors so I hate to see their plant based diets ruin all that. They are desperate to heal.
A few years back, I watched a movie talking about the benefits of fasting for 24-48 hours before each chemo treatment and the benefits. There is also a researcher at either UCLA or USC, I don't remember which, that was doing research on fasting and cancer treatments. What he found is the treatments could be more aggressive with fewer side effects. I would love to hear more people talking about this in addition to adjusting their eating habits.
I am just amazed that doctors recommend a treatment, where a major side effect is the condition that they are treating??! Chemo and radiation are carcinogenic by even the medics' admission. Do they tell this to their patients?
A little bit off the subject. Somebody called again about Ménière’s disease. I have Ménière’s disease and I went carnivore. Found out I can’t eat a lot of salty bacon. It definitely will put me down have to stick with just beef.
My late father in 2008 was given the 5 to 18 month time line... He chose the 5 month die-ignosis. I have explored many things in the last 15 years and carnivore is one of the best things to counter cancer. There were not enough discussing this way of eating 15 years ago. Vegan and juicing yes... not carnivore though.
So, the ketogenic diet is good for cancer patients. Is carnivore better than ketogenic for cancer patients? This is all fascinating and I appreciate you guys presenting this information!
Carnivore *is* keto - a special case of keto. Animal based keto. More restrictive and near-zero carb. So following carnivore WOE would be an even better anti-cancer regimen than general keto (which includes some veg and some carbs).
@dough.9241 'even better' except that there is serious dispute about how much protein cancer patients should eat cuz protein activates cell growth through several factors. Cancer cells don't use glucose for fuel but CAN also ferment glutamate (amino acid)
Hey there, i was wondering if you could speak more on histamine intolerence. I started carnivore and it sent me through a spiraling world of hell. Heart palpitations, swelling in my throat, plugged ears. Im still dealing with this 6 months later to foods ive never been sensitive to before. Its changed my whole life unfortunately from the build up and took me a while to realize what it was since i didnt have the typical histamine rash. Any help would be appreciated. -i was eating ground beef bowls when it sent me to the ER and now a slew of doctors to figure this out.
I have SEVERE histamine intolerance but I never heard of getting it from carnivore diet. I got on carnivore to control symptoms and it did that wonderfully. What worked recently is a 48 hour water fast. I am able to eat more fruit now, as my immune system got a reset.
@@saltyprepper5513 I fasted for 3 days in the past bc I couldn't get anything down my throat and im still having issues:( so carnivore helped your histamine? I assumed maybe my issues were buying store bought meat (organic beef, all else not organic) but I can't remember if it was from leftovers etc. Now it's just about everything I eat cocoa, mayonnaise, bananas etc. I'm thinking of getting local freshly butchered sheep meat that isn't aged. I really don't know what to do to help my gut at this point.
Ground beef, and any aged meats or hard cheeses will be much higher in histamines! Get the freshest meat you can and if you plan on storing any of it, freeze it. Avoid leftovers! Your intolerance CAN change. Look into DMAO supplements perhaps?
He said that a guy got a brain tutor worse than his and after 2 years of keto starts eating pizza and beer on saturdays and has been doing this for 30 years and the cancer hasn’t returned . “UNBELIEVABLE” literally.
Do you have any thoughts on taking methylene blue to help with mitochondrial function along side the diet? They use it for neurological conditions in some studies!
I very much appreciate this video and all the information shared on such a sensitive topic. Thank you! I am trying to find more information on the diet and prostate cancer connection. Where do I look? Any advice much welcomed.
What kind of keto was this guy on? List the foods! That's why I sat through this video. Was it Carnivore? Isn't having excess protein (above 0.8 - 1.8g per kg body weight) an issue if you have cancer? What _exactly_ did he mean by "Keto very very strict 5 and a half to 6 years"
I recently got 80% of my Grade 1 Pilocytic Astrocytoma removed. They still haven’t done the exact pathology yet, but would you recommend a carnivore diet? Keto diet? Can I have sugar from fruit?
Dr Chaffee what about carnivore on dialysis with kidney failure? Phosphates get really high, im feeling nauseous all the time and I thought it would help my blood pressure and it did at first so i guess im carbopholic but now it’s high again 180/95 average. Taking 4 different bp meds that dont seem to do anything. Had 1lb of beef mince for dinner last night, this morning i look and feel awful, got dialysis in 2 hours time and will feel better after for the weekend, any tips on managing this condition?
That's a very difficult situation to be in, and I'm very sorry to hear that you are having such a hard time with it. There are no specific studies with carnivore and dialysis that I'm aware of, but there are plenty of studies showing improvement in kidney function with increased protein consumption. These are in people not on dialysis of course. However, there are countless examples of people improving their kidney function on a carnivore diet, even coming back from stage 4 kidney failure, and there are anecdotal examples (3 that I know of) where people have been able to come off dialysis after 9 months to a year on a carnivore diet. It really depends on what was causing the kidney failure in the first place though of course, as not everything is from diet. You need to do what's right for you though, and see how it makes you feel. If reading a ton of meat is a problem, eating less is ok as long as you don't get too skinny. You can do periods of fasting as well if that helps. Either way, it can't make things worse as you already have lost function, and it will improve your health in many other ways long term. Good luck with it, I hope you feel better soon
@@anthonychaffeemd Thank you for your response! I shall plod along with it and see how things go. I am very lean and muscular and can’t fast for too long. I feel better eating less and more often throughout the day. It’s a problem being on dialysis, i pray this new carnivore life could get me off the machines before my name comes up for a new kidney operation. Maybe i could get all 3 going again 😀
I can't imagine what i wouldn't give, if I had anything to give, to know exactly what and how much of the what, to eat each day. I'm very sick, bedridden, with neurodegenerative disease, and more. Nobody on the planet will just tell me what to eat, and how many calories. Nobody owes me anything -- I know that. But I always hoped someone would give me an idea of what and how much/calories to eat. 😔
Man, signing papers with some one else’s lawyer and not having one your self has to be top level of nativity . Reminds me of the Facebook movie . Remember ? The guy studying law at Harvard and still signing papers based on everybody being “friendly”
That sure was one cockamamey story. Betcha his story differs little from Gates' microsoft backyard invention gone mega corporate control freak show. Dorky son of an elite eugenics idealogue is chosen to release DARPA technology designed to connect the world into a digital network trap that would end up being a critical component in pulling off the biggist scam of the last 2000 years.
My brother in law just passed last week from a GBM. He was 82, had congestive heart failure, I’m sure he was on all sorts of medications and statins. They did radiation and oral chemo pills. He lasted maybe 2 mos after suffering through that treatment, lost so much weight and became frail. Unfortunately, no one in my family wants to hear me suggest carnivore or keto to help. I sent my sister a couple videos but…I wonder if it would’ve helped him or not. Could he have been beyond help with his age and other health issues? They did not do a biopsy because, from what I understand, it was deep in the central area of the brain and he didn’t want the surgery. Such a shame. I think she may have felt he was beyond help. Is it true that some may be beyond any diet intervention?
I'm really sorry to hear that, but you did what you could. There's no guarantee it would have saved him, but do think it would have helped. And ether way, there's no bad time to stop eating poison
@@anthonychaffeemd thank you. I agree. I hope you will be the best, compassionate surgeon out there! These are real people with real, meaningful lives. Blessings to you! Mary
Can anyone tell me if there is any success with an older patient doing the Carnivore diet with GBM. MY MOTHER IN LAW IS 81 and just diagnosed with a GMB. They want to do standard car of living with 3 weeks old radiation with chemo and then chemo pill for 5days with 23 days off for 6 months. I want her to do a carnivore diet but doctors wont comment as they say she is too old. Suggestions?
You are never to old to step eating poison, ane you are never too old to start eating optimally. Cancer cells thrive on glucose whether you're 81 years or 81 days. Can't biology still applies. And remember Maggie White from my podcast, she is 82 and literally middle aged due to her life long Carnivore diet. This is the optimal way to eat for our species, period.
@@anthonychaffeemd Stirling is becoming more popular in the self improvement space. It would be great to add him to the carnivore community. He knows some of the benefits of eating meat but still eats plants. We can help more people by pulling the wool from celebrities eyes. I thought you or Shawn Baker would be the perfect two to do just that. Maybe you could start a monthly series where you sit down and talk to a celebrity or someone with a very large following.
Is diet alone enough to beat a brain tumor??? Why are there so many mixed views ?? This young man did keto but also had Radio and Chemo and he survived, another young man from UK ( Pablo ) survived with just diet(and two tumor removal operations), both men with GBM.
Oh, absolutely! I'm clearly in no position whatsoever to criticize Logan's impeccable mastery of the English language, especially when it comes to his ingenious use of "LIKE." It's truly a linguistic masterpiece that deserves nothing but admiration and praise. 🤣🤣🤣
@@SvetlanaVladimirova8590 I sure am 🤡. That was an easy fix, just one word. Now, fix his 'like' crap that he keeps mindlessly repeating, 'like' a valley girl. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@inspiringminds7284 Well, I'm not a native English speaker, but I've never come across "would OF been nice" before (perhaps you meant "would HAVE been nice"?). Logan obviously went through a terrible time. A little more kindness and understanding 'would have been nice' on your part.
But you trust the story line from standard medical treatment that involves poisoning people and radiating them to a point they are so sick they die from the treatment?
I don't trust this guy. He doesn't seem educated about what he is selling at all. He shows no interest in listening to how or why this works. I was waiting for a "buy my course" at any moment.
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Although I had a different type of tumor, it was the size of a baseball on my left frontal lobe. I became incoherent this past Christmas Eve, mri revealed the mass and had a complete resection two days later. Similar to Logan, I asked my neuro-oncologist in Boston if there was anything I could do nutrition/lifestyle wise to help myself out. Her reply was “no, for what you have, it doesn’t really matter, just eat what you like.” I left that appointment disappointed but I took it upon myself to begin researching. I focus on nutrient dense foods, low carbs, no added sugars or processed foods, intermittent fasting, gym daily and prioritizing sleep. I just had my second mri in June and it looks great. Just doing what I can to give my immune system the best chance. Great discussion between you and Logan.
It a very beautiful thing to see myself healthy again after using remedy from Dr Ake on RUclips, I finally got cured of my glioblastoma with his herbs med and I can tell how great my health has turned out so far.
Thank you 🙏 ❤️🫣💕
You should name the awful doctors out there.
@jrglicks Then you'd have to name almost 100% of doctors. Unfortunately medical school doesn't teach you these things. There are very few of us who have learned the truth about nutrition on our own.
How are you doing now?
@@zander7283 I’ve had four MRI’s since my surgery. All good. 👍🏻
I live in the UK.
My wife recently was diagnosed with Glioblastoma grade 4. I mentioned to her oncologist about Ketogenic diet. The oncologist said that people who are practising Ketogenic diets are unhappy people.
Unfortunately, this is the level of thr doctors in the UK
I’m happy on Keto, and I AM ALIVE with brain cancer for over a decade.
I first got into keto because of Logan and his inspirational story. But the keto treats did me in and had to go Carnivore. Great interview Dr. Chaffee.
Thank you very much! Yeah it really needs to only be whole foods, there are no cheats
Although , ' dirty' keto sustained , is better than no keto at all.
My mum was diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma, when we saw the neurosurgeon, he informed us surgery was not an option nor was chem, radiation every day for three weeks and she passed two months after diagnosis. We were in shock, she was only 74, and she was a vegetarian….I miss her more than words can express…
I’m so sorry for your loss!
So was my mom. She was 77. She refused chemo and radiation, and surgery was not an option. She lived about nine months after diagnosis. She ate what we used to think of as a healthy diet. She received hyperbolic oxygen therapy which slowed the tumor growth but because it didn't stop it completely the prescribing doctors would not extend the prescription. I wish we had known about keto/carnivore then. My dad and sister and I took care of her at home. It was the hardest thing I have ever done. That last 48 hours was soul crushing. The last thing she was able to say was "I love you Mart, I love you Mart."
@@martaktollerup1969im so sorry for your lost
Im in the same position as you my mom has glioblastoma stage 4
Its has been 3 months sense the diagnosis
Can you help me to understand what to expect pain wise and changes that will happen to my mom
I really wanna prepare my self im so afraid
I remember listening to an Italian doctor say that cancer is the body' inability to rid of the junk(cancerous) cell. He said we all have cancer cells but in healthy people their body is able to rid of the old(caner) cell and replace it with new ones. In unhealthy people, their body is unable to replace that cancer cell, thus, it keeps spreading. Cutting off the cancer doesn't fix the problem if we continue to eat the same junk way. Also, I think our mind and thoughts plays a massive role in our healing.
From Fort Lauderale, Florida:
The Polio Virus trials are being conducted at Duke Brain Tumor Center .
In 2003 I was diagnosed with an Astrocytoma Grade III. After a resection (left parietal) I did six weeks of radiation and 14 months of Temodar and then a trial of high doses of Celebrex and tamoxifen.
At the time I was told that if I did all of this, I probably had one to three years to live. I had two teenagers at the time and did not want to give up so I went on with my life with a positive attitude and monitored what was going on in the brain tumor world. I came across a book written by Dr. Bosworth titled ‘Any way you can’ and began a ketogenic diet.
As I get older somethings have intensified like my right side is weaker than my left side. It is obvious when I lift weights or I stumble going up stairs. I am thinking about carnivore and will update if/when I do. I was one of those with a ‘sweet tooth’ and preferred dessert versus the meal. I have cut way back on stevia and the next step is carnivore even though I really do not like meat. With a lot of butter on the steak, I know that I can do it.
I started carnivore 6 months ago with no ailments or discernable problems...other than post menopausal thinning hair and slow to shift weight. To my bow was the string of being fully cogniscent of all the issues with Big Pharma and Big Farm and having already eliminated my sweet preferences. Carnivore became my choice of food lifestyle the instant I grasped that it was not just for bodybuilders or the chronically ill but was the pathway I had been looking for to keep away from Rockefeller medicine purveyors as I progress from 60s onwards.
I went cold turkey the next day.
How about just giving yourself a month to trial it. From the interviews I have heard by the chronically ill it seems that metabolic changes are put into effect immediately by the body so a month ought provide a good block of time in which to judge results.
I would also recommend Lisa Weideman (dental dr I think) who is extremely open about her sweet addiction and how she addresses this weakness even having been carnivore for many years.
Good luck
Please try zero carb carnivore! You may even do a strict lion carnivore version- remanent animal meat from things like beef, bison, and lamb! Keep us posted on your progress! Steer clear of sugar ( plant based foods!) I had a sweet tooth before carnivore 10 months ago- but as soon as I found out how it truly damages the human body I no longer have had any cravings for it! It’s just not worth it!
You can definitely do it! You are already so close. I think you will find that you feel miles better on clean can't, just meat and water without stevia etc, than you've ever felt before. I've even seen neurological recovery from old strokes improve from the switch to carnivore from keto. Can't promise anything, but it will definitely improve a lot of things regardless.
Hi, I am a grad student in nutrition and a science teacher. I have heard of all kinds of cancer treatments (I actually have cancer myself and am on the keto diet). One thing I have found from all I have heard/seen is that when you like something, there is a reason. If you don't, there is a reason. You can go keto without eating tons of meat. Focus on nuts and seeds, avocado, tofu....and fish and eggs. If you can't eat meant don't force yourself. Your body knows
My son (21) died because of a Glioblastoma, I wished I would have known about carnivore approach
My Mother too ,from Lymphoma .We weren't told about keto diets either .All they have to do is give People a link to these youtube videos, (with a disclaimer to cover themselves legally). They are probably afraid of losing business.
I refused chemo and radiation. Keto diet (modified), fasting, ozone, Fenbendazole, sprouts, prayer. I was stage 4. Now caner free.
Big thanks to both Logan and Dr. Chaffee! I am an RN in surgery and have been on the neurosurgery team for about 2 years now. This is fascinating to me, and I watched this video as I have been on the carnivore diet for a month now. I am researching more and more every week to try to get the word out for people that could benefit from it (which is pretty much most people on the planet). I will continue to direct anyone and everyone to Dr. Chaffee's and Dr. Ken Berry's videos (among others) so that they can treat themselves through diet for conditions such as migraine headaches, inflammation, obesity, depression, autoimmune disorders, diabetes, and now GBM to name a few. I will absolutely be bringing this up with all of the neurosurgeons that I get a chance to work with whether local or locum. Who knows?...maybe we can effect change on a global scale by shouting this good news loud and long enough that more and more laypeople and doctors will have to listen! :) Thanks again to Logan and to Dr. Chaffee.
WHO,Bill Gates,big pharma and WEF are definitely not amused
Thanks Logan and many thanks to Dr. Chaffee, I am from India, My mother has multifocal grade 2 GBM, her condition is inoperable because there are 6 tumours (or may be more), she went through biopsy and then was undergoing radiation and chemo, she was supposed to get 20 radiations but at 10 she got very weak and bedridden, so now the treatment has stopped, we are giving her ayurvedic medicines, its been 2 weeks, now we will go with keto diet too. Tons of Thanks!!!!
My mom is just 56
Had a big brain tumor emergency removal two weeks ago today from frontal right lobe. Been 4:1 keto since got discharged. My blood sugar and blood pressure are fully under control and I feel great and ready for what’s next. Waiting on lab now to confirm type and grade. It was about an egg size. They could not get it all so I gotta deal with what’s left.
how are ya?
Wow. So inspirational…As you know Dr. Chaffee, my husband died from GBM, as did his own brother just 3 months before him. It was PURE hell for all of us. The brother was a Doctor actually, and I’m pretty sure I recall him talking about Ketosis, before he himself was even dx!
Since then I’ve been on that long road back from grief & depression to knowledge & empowerment! Logan is so young! I’m so incredibly grateful he is on top of this, well, healthy & serving his purpose; helping others! What a super hero! Just like you, Anthony ❤
I'm so sorry about your husband and his brother, that is so tragic. Hopefully others are spared that fate. And thank you very much, that is very kind of you!
@@anthonychaffeemd Thank you & bless you for all your Trojan work! 💯
Hi from Newport Beach, CA! Thank you tons for all you’re doing, Dr. Chaffee! I’m a NICU RN and am so frustrated at what we do even at the beginning of life with preemie nutrition and giving 5 vaccines at once to a micro-preemie at birth who’s been outside the uterus 2 months. I refuse! So hopeful that this is the way to prevent and manage cancer as well as all other diseases!
Thank you so much! Yeah that's frightening to do that to such a small child! And I bet they just give them sugar filled formula as well mostly?
@@anthonychaffeemd you’re right-Similac Special Care 24kcal/oz or we fortify perfectly healthy breast milk with Similac Human Milk Fortifier to up calories. Lots of reflux as a result-very frustrating!
@@irishlovely8867 so bad
Irishlovely, thank you, my beautiful great grandson’s are jab free and intact.
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LOGAN SNEED!. I haven't seen this guy since he had his Keto channel years ago.
Excellent podcast.. I agree 100% with the suggestion to look into Dr Thomas Siegfried. His research and book are excellent tools for fighting cancer.
Thank you, Dr. Chaffee, for another interesting and inspirational video. I confess, I teared up a little, no, not just from compassion for such an intelligent and good-looking young man who had cancer, but also out of pure anger at the irresponsible and stupid advice some so-called "experts" hand out to cancer sufferers. My mother is dying of cancer, so I have some personal knowledge of this bad advice. What's that famous line from that American film? Oh yes, "I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore!" So thank you again, Dr. Chaffee. You give me and others much hope that one day sanity will prevail.
I'm so sorry to hear about your mom. I hope there's something that can be done. Is she thinking about taking on a dietary approach to her treatment as an addition to her regular care?
@@anthonychaffeemd Thank you, Dr. Chaffee, for your kind response. My mom drastically lost weight last year, was prescribed weight-gain drinks, then was diagnosed with liver cancer in October. She lay in the hospital for a month, then was discharged and told the cancer was "inoperable" and that she had 6-9 months to live. The "dietary approach" recommended by her cancer "specialist" was just eat as normally but add chocolate sweets (the ones that are in the chocolate boxes) and drink sweet Georgian red wine to gain weight (as if the loss of the weight were the real problem, not the cancer!). She has no care from a cancer specialist, just the occasional home visit from her local family doctor. Basically, they're just waiting for her to die. I've tried to tell her to cut out carbs, told her of the cancer recovery success stories on the carnivore diet, but she won't listen to me. I'm afraid she is very much from the stubborn, conformist "Soviet generation" here in Russia, for whom anybody in authority naturally knew better. I'm sorry to chatter on for so long. But like I said in my above comment, I am mad as hell at the stupid advices given by some doctors. I thank you, Dr. Chaffee, from the bottom of my heart. You are a very good and kind man. ❤
@@SvetlanaVladimirova8590 Can your Mum watch this interview, perhaps with subtitles?
@@bradje12 Thank you for thinking of my mother and myself. That was very kind of you. Unfortunately, my mother does not understand English very well. In normal circumstances I could have sat her before the laptop with me and acted as her interpreter (entirely possible - interpreting is my profession). But the truth is, I am in Moscow and she is in Ukraine with most of my family, and I am not able to travel to see her before she dies, for reasons I'm sure you'll understand. In short, just another consequence of this God-awful war. I thank you very much again for your kind thought. Take care, wherever you are. ❤
This is such a testimony to how much food affects our bodies. As far as the polio treatment, everyone except the Dr who was part of that trial ended up passing away. I stand firm on food treatment. There's way too many people out there who have beaten cancer by choosing either keto or carnivore. I pray that someday soon, the health-care system will start doing what's right and start making the change to pushing a healthy low/no carbs and sugar diet instead of being bought off and pushing meds that have worse side effects than what you're trying to treat. Thank you both for sharing this with the world. If just one person watches this and has the same results, to me, it's all worth it!
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Logan, thank you. 60 minutes television series recently posted on RUclips One of their television programs centering on treating brain tumors using the polio virus injected directly into the tumor. They report tremendous success. They provided plenty of documentation on the success of this treatment. Best wishes to you
I'm just curious how they inject a polio virus into someone, when no virus has ever been isolated and characterised on its own. Virologists create cell cultures, which is the opposite of isolation: to a body fluid they add monkey kidney cells (brand name: Vero), nephrotoxic antibiotics, take away nutrients etc. and when the cells die, they say they died because of viruses, but they never managed to separate any out. Just read the methodology section of any study which has isolation in its title. Also, they don't use controls, i.e. don't do cell cultures without the body fluid, which supposed to have the viruses in it. 🤷♀
Thanks for sharing this amazing testimony!
Very inspirational!! 🔥🥩👏🏾🙏🏾
I can't remember where I saw it, but there is a story of a teenage girl who ate nothing but romaine lettuce for several months (i want to say it was 6?) and it put her glioblastoma diagnosis into remission. I'm pretty sure she made it past the 5yr mark, not sure about magic number 10.
This was one of the first things I ever saw that lead me to draw a connection between fasting/keto and cancer... This was ages ago, but it has always stuck with me.
The brain is such a metabolically dependent, fast-moving biochemical environment. It does not surprise me that the response to fasting, ketogenesis, and the like, are so positive for so many brain diseases- a glio being, by far the most pernicious.
I would like to see keto take on pancreatic cancer, next. I wonder if those death sentence cancer diagnoses are all similar, in the sense that theyre metabolically driven and can be solved the same way.
No cancer here, just raging autoimmune disease. I'm back on carnivore for another 6mo... To possibly a year this time if I can avoid developing another meat aversion, and actually get some sleep! It is the only thing that works.
This kid had a great mother
Hopefully he is still doing well
Thank you Dr. Chafee for your antecdotes and your explanation of Dr. Warburg effect. Yes, Dr. Seyfreid is incredible and it is amazing he was able to give the medical community the information he did.
I can't imagine how a patient may feel hearing that there is nothing he could do... I think there is sufficient evidence by now that who ever has some type of cancer, eliminate carbs as they help feed cancer cells
I was diagnosed with stage 4 hodgkins lymphoma at 18 years old, and I can relate that doctors also told me that I dont have to bother changing my diet and lifestyle, and of course I didnt listen I changed my lifestyle completely and now im cancer free for 6 years, and never been healthier :D
So good to see Logan.... he is a walking miracle... and has put in the work.❤ Thank you for this interview.
Really enjoyed this podcast, awesome to hear of his journey and how well he is doing now.👍💪
Thank you I'm glad to hear that!
Go Chaffee Go 🤘
Mind blowing stuff. Love it 👊
Thank you Alan!
So glad to see Logan Sneed again. Really miss his channel. ❤😢
Great personal story, Logan. But if I were you, I’d do strict carnivore/lion WOE for the rest of my life.
Logan is very inspirational. I remember his RUclips channel back in the day. Preach 🙏 meat heals 🍖 🥩
So glad to see an update on Logan. I use to follow him 6-7 years ago.
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So glad this young man got his life back, very inspirational and also encouraging, It seems to me that the medical industry realizes a paradigm shift is coming on these diet matters and they've shifted into high gear trying to invent drugs that allow you to eat rubbish and 'appear' healthy.
On a more selfish note, I would be very appreciative if Dr. Chaffee or anyone knows any testimonials about people improving COPD or emphysema with keto or carnivore. My condition is labeled severe but I know that inflammation is key for me since on some days I can walk a mile and other days I struggle to walk 100 ft., I've pretty much given up with my doctors who basically just watch people in my condition slowly die and prescribe different inhalers that do nothing.
I am so glad Logan Seed is doing so well! He is such an inspiration for so many cancer patients and their family and friends.
Thank you so much Dr. Chaffee for this interview! Could you please add Logan Seed on your heading as many people who miss his youtube channel would appreciate seeing this video.
This was an amazing interview! Logan you are great!
Thank you very much!
Glioblastomas do not have a 1-10 year life expectancy. My guess is Logan has an IDH1 glioma, probably an AA3. These eventually become IDH1 glioblastomas. But I wonder if they are not more responsive to keto diets. These are aggressive but can be kept away for up to 10 years, with standard treatment. I am diagnosed with an AA3. I opted out of radiation and chemo, but I did choose a therapeutic keto diet for a number of months and I still go keto for half the year. I’m 1.5 years beyond life expectancy, especially since I didn’t use chemo or radiation. But they do say I have a recurrence right now, so I’m thinking of going high fat carnivore. My first resection was by a world renowned surgeon and he said we got out 99%. He said they never say 100% for the reasons Dr. Chaffee said.
I'm so glad that you're doing so well and came onto keto to help your situation. I think that high fat carnivore, and focusing on lowering your GKI under 2, or even under 1, with a combo of Carnivore and fasting will work very good well as far as diet goes.
As to Logan, he was diagnosed with an actual GBM, and that's the point, you're not supposed to live nearly as long as he has, which is why this is a unique example. But I have 2 other interviews with l even longer term survivors with confirmed GBM, Andrew Scarborough and Pablo Kelly, where Pablo's case has even been published as a case report by Dr Seyfried, as an IDH-mutant, and Andrew was the most aggressive with an unmethylated IDH-wild type GBM, and he is a full on 10 year survivor with no sign of disease on MRI now. You should check those interviews out of you haven't already.
To your point though, different cancers require different amounts of glucose and glutamine to run. Low grade gliomas are much more glycolytic than high grade like GBM, and so keto works even better with them. But, keto/carnivore and fasting still help with GBM as well.
@@anthonychaffeemd thank you for this information. It is so encouraging to see so many stories. I appreciate them very much. I did find your interviews with the other long term survivors after watching this. I recall encountering their stories years ago, so I was relieved to see they are still having good results. Mine has genetics that make both radiation and the standard chemo less affective. I heard one of you mention metabolic approaches for recurrences research, so I’m also going to look into that.
Thank you.
He bulked up (probably on sugar, carbs, got a brain tumour. I bulked up the same way, got IBD. Carnivore has helped me.
Glad to hear it!
@anthonychaffeemd thank you for all you are doing, you're a great man.
Ross Perot- wow! Logan is well connected.
Really appreciate this interview.
Thank you, I'm glad!
Great video Dr. Chaffee! So happy to hear Logan’s story! I hope he stays strict keto to carnivore just to make sure it never comes back.
What I want to see is carnivore diet treatment being done in the children’s cancer research hospitals. You hear about them raising money to fund research- but why not do it using carnivore diet as the treatment! We would see great results!
Also, i have heard of carnivore healing even leukemia- which is a common cancer kids are getting and numbers rising! It would be interesting to know what diet those children with leukemia are eating! My guess is majority is plant based, which is sad! They need to go on carnivore.
I wish actors like Bruce Willis and Michael J Fox would go on a zero carb strict carnivore diet to heal their brain diseases! That would really put carnivore to the test with those conditions as well! If carnivore is shrinking cancer it may heal their brain conditions! Such good actors so I hate to see their plant based diets ruin all that. They are desperate to heal.
A few years back, I watched a movie talking about the benefits of fasting for 24-48 hours before each chemo treatment and the benefits. There is also a researcher at either UCLA or USC, I don't remember which, that was doing research on fasting and cancer treatments. What he found is the treatments could be more aggressive with fewer side effects. I would love to hear more people talking about this in addition to adjusting their eating habits.
I am just amazed that doctors recommend a treatment, where a major side effect is the condition that they are treating??! Chemo and radiation are carcinogenic by even the medics' admission. Do they tell this to their patients?
I used to watch Logan’s RUclips channel all the time……
Good evening from Copperhill Tn.
A little bit off the subject. Somebody called again about Ménière’s disease. I have Ménière’s disease and I went carnivore. Found out I can’t eat a lot of salty bacon. It definitely will put me down have to stick with just beef.
you need extra salt on keto or carnivore. otherwise you can get keto flu
My late father in 2008 was given the 5 to 18 month time line... He chose the 5 month die-ignosis.
I have explored many things in the last 15 years and carnivore is one of the best things to counter cancer.
There were not enough discussing this way of eating 15 years ago. Vegan and juicing yes... not carnivore though.
Happy for Logan!!!!
My mother passed from Glioblastoma in 2012. I wish I knew then what I know now. Maybe she would have had more time.
You and me both! I lost my dad in 2003 to glioblastoma, and oh how I wish I had known this then! I'm so sorry for your loss!
I'm so sorry to hear that. It's such a terrible disease
Lots of new insights here :
The BIG Cancer LIE - Dr. Berry, MD & Dr. Seyfried, PhD
ruclips.net/user/liveEN58tZ6dspA?feature=share
Me to. My Dad in 2007. He was still building houses in his 60s then gone so quick.
@@anthonychaffeemd Thank you. I'm happy to have found your channel. I'm learning so much from you! Thank you for all you do!
I sincredible news, God works in mysterious ways, God bless you both incredible life experience , Thank you....
I wouldn't take any chances. I would just go straight on the lion diet.
So, the ketogenic diet is good for cancer patients. Is carnivore better than ketogenic for cancer patients? This is all fascinating and I appreciate you guys presenting this information!
Carnivore *is* keto - a special case of keto. Animal based keto. More restrictive and near-zero carb. So following carnivore WOE would be an even better anti-cancer regimen than general keto (which includes some veg and some carbs).
@dough.9241 'even better' except that there is serious dispute about how much protein cancer patients should eat cuz protein activates cell growth through several factors. Cancer cells don't use glucose for fuel but CAN also ferment glutamate (amino acid)
@cassieoz1702 There are many cancers that run on sugar, like squamous cell carcinoma.
@@cassieoz1702cancer cells do use glucose as fuel!
@honkytonk4465 argh! Autocorrect got me! Yes they can/do but it's not their only fuel
Hey there, i was wondering if you could speak more on histamine intolerence. I started carnivore and it sent me through a spiraling world of hell. Heart palpitations, swelling in my throat, plugged ears. Im still dealing with this 6 months later to foods ive never been sensitive to before. Its changed my whole life unfortunately from the build up and took me a while to realize what it was since i didnt have the typical histamine rash. Any help would be appreciated. -i was eating ground beef bowls when it sent me to the ER and now a slew of doctors to figure this out.
I have SEVERE histamine intolerance but I never heard of getting it from carnivore diet. I got on carnivore to control symptoms and it did that wonderfully. What worked recently is a 48 hour water fast. I am able to eat more fruit now, as my immune system got a reset.
@@saltyprepper5513 I fasted for 3 days in the past bc I couldn't get anything down my throat and im still having issues:( so carnivore helped your histamine? I assumed maybe my issues were buying store bought meat (organic beef, all else not organic) but I can't remember if it was from leftovers etc. Now it's just about everything I eat cocoa, mayonnaise, bananas etc. I'm thinking of getting local freshly butchered sheep meat that isn't aged. I really don't know what to do to help my gut at this point.
Why did you start carnivore in the first place?
Ground beef, and any aged meats or hard cheeses will be much higher in histamines! Get the freshest meat you can and if you plan on storing any of it, freeze it. Avoid leftovers! Your intolerance CAN change. Look into DMAO supplements perhaps?
@@slee7991what all have you eaten and drank so we can see what may have caused it
Excellent interview!
He said that a guy got a brain tutor worse than his and after 2 years of keto starts eating pizza and beer on saturdays and has been doing this for 30 years and the cancer hasn’t returned .
“UNBELIEVABLE” literally.
My Dad hade testicular cancer and he hase been keto carnivor since then , that was 5 years ago
That's great to hear!
Do you have tips? Going info therapie for the same as your das. Thank you
Astounding!!👍
Do you have any thoughts on taking methylene blue to help with mitochondrial function along side the diet? They use it for neurological conditions in some studies!
Good question, but not something I've looked into myself. I think Dr Jaime Seemen has done some videos on it though
Get More Mitochondria With Methylene Blue | Incredible Benefits of Methylene Blue w/ Dr Yoshi Rahm ruclips.net/video/0GKs328v8sc/видео.html
I would have edited some of interviewer's comments if I could have. (of the video I rec previously)
I very much appreciate this video and all the information shared on such a sensitive topic. Thank you! I am trying to find more information on the diet and prostate cancer connection. Where do I look? Any advice much welcomed.
Professor Ben Bikman discusses the connection between prostate cancer and insulin resistance in his book Why We Get Sick
@@anthonychaffeemd Thanks a lot Dr Chaffee, will get the book.
What kind of keto was this guy on? List the foods! That's why I sat through this video. Was it Carnivore? Isn't having excess protein (above 0.8 - 1.8g per kg body weight) an issue if you have cancer? What _exactly_ did he mean by "Keto very very strict 5 and a half to 6 years"
idk but here's his channel www.youtube.com/@LoganSneed
I recently got 80% of my Grade 1 Pilocytic Astrocytoma removed. They still haven’t done the exact pathology yet, but would you recommend a carnivore diet? Keto diet? Can I have sugar from fruit?
Is Logan's uploading videos again? His YT channel has been dormant and his IG has been deleted.
No his IG page is up. That's how I contacted him originally. I just spoke to him yesterday. The IG link I put in the description for him should work
or you're just blocked 😁
Dr Chaffee what about carnivore on dialysis with kidney failure? Phosphates get really high, im feeling nauseous all the time and I thought it would help my blood pressure and it did at first so i guess im carbopholic but now it’s high again 180/95 average. Taking 4 different bp meds that dont seem to do anything. Had 1lb of beef mince for dinner last night, this morning i look and feel awful, got dialysis in 2 hours time and will feel better after for the weekend, any tips on managing this condition?
That's a very difficult situation to be in, and I'm very sorry to hear that you are having such a hard time with it.
There are no specific studies with carnivore and dialysis that I'm aware of, but there are plenty of studies showing improvement in kidney function with increased protein consumption. These are in people not on dialysis of course.
However, there are countless examples of people improving their kidney function on a carnivore diet, even coming back from stage 4 kidney failure, and there are anecdotal examples (3 that I know of) where people have been able to come off dialysis after 9 months to a year on a carnivore diet. It really depends on what was causing the kidney failure in the first place though of course, as not everything is from diet.
You need to do what's right for you though, and see how it makes you feel. If reading a ton of meat is a problem, eating less is ok as long as you don't get too skinny. You can do periods of fasting as well if that helps.
Either way, it can't make things worse as you already have lost function, and it will improve your health in many other ways long term. Good luck with it, I hope you feel better soon
@@anthonychaffeemd Thank you for your response! I shall plod along with it and see how things go. I am very lean and muscular and can’t fast for too long. I feel better eating less and more often throughout the day. It’s a problem being on dialysis, i pray this new carnivore life could get me off the machines before my name comes up for a new kidney operation. Maybe i could get all 3 going again 😀
@@ShagleyI wonder how you are doing? Praying wonderful!🙏
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Your guest mentioned Dr. Berg, he's a chiropractor, not an internal medicine dr. Last I knew he doesn't say where he gets his info from.
Google “Dr of Chiropractic” and read this list of credentials/knowledge they must have in order to be called a Dr.
This red eye stuff could be oxalate dumping. So that is totally a positive thing😁
I can't imagine what i wouldn't give, if I had anything to give, to know exactly what and how much of the what, to eat each day. I'm very sick, bedridden, with neurodegenerative disease, and more. Nobody on the planet will just tell me what to eat, and how many calories. Nobody owes me anything -- I know that. But I always hoped someone would give me an idea of what and how much/calories to eat. 😔
Garlic is truly the best defence against gliomas - preventative I mean
Man, signing papers with some one else’s lawyer and not having one your self has to be top level of nativity . Reminds me of the Facebook movie . Remember ? The guy studying law at Harvard and still signing papers based on everybody being “friendly”
Yeah it's a common trap that people fall into. Hopefully not more than once though
That sure was one cockamamey story. Betcha his story differs little from Gates' microsoft backyard invention gone mega corporate control freak show.
Dorky son of an elite eugenics idealogue is chosen to release DARPA technology designed to connect the world into a digital network trap that would end up being a critical component in pulling off the biggist scam of the last 2000 years.
@@anthonychaffeemd I wouldn’t call it a trap . More like Russian roulette with an automatic or Canadian MAID.
I'm from Hawai'i, I'd love to know where this place his friend was talking about in regards to the keto diet
My brother in law just passed last week from a GBM. He was 82, had congestive heart failure, I’m sure he was on all sorts of medications and statins. They did radiation and oral chemo pills. He lasted maybe 2 mos after suffering through that treatment, lost so much weight and became frail. Unfortunately, no one in my family wants to hear me suggest carnivore or keto to help. I sent my sister a couple videos but…I wonder if it would’ve helped him or not. Could he have been beyond help with his age and other health issues? They did not do a biopsy because, from what I understand, it was deep in the central area of the brain and he didn’t want the surgery. Such a shame. I think she may have felt he was beyond help. Is it true that some may be beyond any diet intervention?
I don’t think anyone is beyond help! Cut the plant based naturally toxic foods and go strict carnivore!
I'm really sorry to hear that, but you did what you could. There's no guarantee it would have saved him, but do think it would have helped. And ether way, there's no bad time to stop eating poison
@@JennifertxCarnivore I agree!
@@anthonychaffeemd thank you. I agree. I hope you will be the best, compassionate surgeon out there! These are real people with real, meaningful lives. Blessings to you! Mary
@@anthonychaffeemd i agree ☺️
Can anyone tell me if there is any success with an older patient doing the Carnivore diet with GBM. MY MOTHER IN LAW IS 81 and just diagnosed with a GMB. They want to do standard car of living with 3 weeks old radiation with chemo and then chemo pill for 5days with 23 days off for 6 months. I want her to do a carnivore diet but doctors wont comment as they say she is too old. Suggestions?
You are never to old to step eating poison, ane you are never too old to start eating optimally. Cancer cells thrive on glucose whether you're 81 years or 81 days. Can't biology still applies.
And remember Maggie White from my podcast, she is 82 and literally middle aged due to her life long Carnivore diet. This is the optimal way to eat for our species, period.
Is it possible for the carnivore diet to treat vestibular shwannoma?
I wish someone could advice King Charles and Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton to do Keto diet or Carnivore diet to cure their cancers!!
@dranthonychaffee the next person you should sit down and talk to Stirling Cooper.
The name sounds familiar, but I'm drawing a blank at the moment. Who is that again?
@@anthonychaffeemd @stirlingcooper youtube.com/@StirlingCooper
@@_Epictetus_ thanks for that! Is he carnivore? Only really seeing porn stuff
@@anthonychaffeemd Stirling is becoming more popular in the self improvement space. It would be great to add him to the carnivore community. He knows some of the benefits of eating meat but still eats plants. We can help more people by pulling the wool from celebrities eyes. I thought you or Shawn Baker would be the perfect two to do just that. Maybe you could start a monthly series where you sit down and talk to a celebrity or someone with a very large following.
@@anthonychaffeemd Two other people I would recommend are:
Hamza youtube.com/@hamza97
Kaal Raam youtube.com/@kaalraam
Is diet alone enough to beat a brain tumor??? Why are there so many mixed views ?? This young man did keto but also had Radio and Chemo and he survived, another young man from UK ( Pablo ) survived with just diet(and two tumor removal operations), both men with GBM.
Is this a talk about how to do business?
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He says "LIKE" so many times. Ugh
Would have been nice if the guy would stop saying "like" 10000x's
I don't quite think you are in a position to criticize Logan's use of English ("would OF been nice"). 🤩
Oh, absolutely! I'm clearly in no position whatsoever to criticize Logan's impeccable mastery of the English language, especially when it comes to his ingenious use of "LIKE." It's truly a linguistic masterpiece that deserves nothing but admiration and praise.
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@@SvetlanaVladimirova8590 I sure am 🤡. That was an easy fix, just one word. Now, fix his 'like' crap that he keeps mindlessly repeating, 'like' a valley girl. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@inspiringminds7284 Well, I had to google "valley girl," so I've learned something new today. Thank you! 🤓
@@inspiringminds7284 Well, I'm not a native English speaker, but I've never come across "would OF been nice" before (perhaps you meant "would HAVE been nice"?). Logan obviously went through a terrible time. A little more kindness and understanding 'would have been nice' on your part.
The storyline isn't believable on this one. He's scattered and jumping all over the place. Believe me I can read people.
Thank you for coming to rescue the rest of us from our naive gullibility.
But you trust the story line from standard medical treatment that involves poisoning people and radiating them to a point they are so sick they die from the treatment?
I don't trust this guy. He doesn't seem educated about what he is selling at all. He shows no interest in listening to how or why this works. I was waiting for a "buy my course" at any moment.