Cancer. The word no one wants to hear. A terrifying diagnosis with treatments aptly named “toxic” therapies.
Dr. Angela Poff is a leading researcher investigating revolutionary, non-toxic metabolic therapies for cancer. Ketones are a leading candidate for that role.
How do different types of cancer respond to ketones? How do different types of ketones affect cancer cells? The answers to these questions could revolutionize the way we treat one of the most feared and deadly diseases.
Both ketogenic diets and exogenous ketone therapy show tremendous promise, but the science is still mostly in the pre-clinical stage, meaning non-human studies. Dr. Poff is on the front lines of this important research, helping us make progress toward evidence-based answers.
Recorded at the Metabolic Health Summit in February, published in April 2020.
Host: Dr. Bret Scher
Filming: Londen Productions
Sound: Dr. Bret Scher
2:08 Welcome, Dr. Angela Poff
2:38 How Dr. Poff started working at Dr. D’Agostino’s lab
6:10 Metabolic aspect of cancer: cancer cells and healthy cells
9:30 Genetic and metabolic aspect of cancer
12:30 Metabolic targeted therapy for tumor
15:55 Is ketogenic diet helpful for cancer therapy?
17:25 Clinical dietary trials for cancer
18:00 The complex process of dietary trials for cancer
20:20 How keto diets impact insulin on cancer patient
23:05 Ketones direct effects on cancer patient
26:15 Higher ketones level and its effect
28:35 Keto diet for cancer therapy
30:40 Demand of scientific data of keto diet
33:00 Types of cancer that don’t respond well on keto
36:45 Brain cancer: Major preclinical study data for ketogenic diet on cancer
40:00 Ketogenic diet helps chemotherapy side effects
44:05 Keto diet to treat cancer and non-cancer disease
48:40 Ketogenic diets cure cancer? Is this true?
51:25 Where to find Dr. Poff’s research
Cancer. The word no one wants to hear. A terrifying diagnosis with treatments aptly named “toxic” therapies.
Dr. Angela Poff is a leading researcher investigating revolutionary, non-toxic metabolic therapies for cancer. Ketones are a leading candidate for that role.
How do different types of cancer respond to ketones? How do different types of ketones affect cancer cells? The answers to these questions could revolutionize the way we treat one of the most feared and deadly diseases.
Both ketogenic diets and exogenous ketone therapy show tremendous promise, but the science is still mostly in the pre-clinical stage, meaning non-human studies. Dr. Poff is on the front lines of this important research, helping us make progress toward evidence-based answers.
TranscriptRecorded at the Metabolic Health Summit in February, published in April 2020.
Host: Dr. Bret Scher
Filming: Londen Productions
Sound: Dr. Bret Scher