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Cancer Diet, Sugar, Keto & Glutamine: Live Q&A with a Cancer Drug Designer
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Carbs and cancer: How diet really affects tumors, treatment, and side effects. This wasn’t about “perfect diets” — it’s about what actually moves the needle in real biology.
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Episode Description:
You've probably heard that sugar feeds cancer.
Or that going keto can starve it out.
Both ideas are partially right — and mostly incomplete.
- Cutting carbs can slow cancer growth, but there's a specific threshold where it actually works
- Starving cancer isn't possible — your healthy cells would go first
- Glutamine doesn't feed cancer in the human body — that comes from lab data, not clinical data
The difference between general advice and what actually moves the needle is almost always in the details.
This YouTube LIVE was filmed on April 20th, 2026.
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