Den Stacey

Yeah, I think that the easiest way without getting into the weeds at all, which these guys are much more qualified to do in a much more articulate way, is just to understand that what we now understand is that cancer has two fundamental fuel sources. Cancer ferments glucose and glutamine.

And so just about anybody of any age, if you tell them this fact and say, well, what do you think we should do about it? Most of them will immediately say, well, why don't we take away those fuel sources? Everything that a cancer cell has to do makes cell membranes divide, spread. Everything that happens is entirely dependent on access to its fuel source.

And so just about anybody of any age, if you tell them this fact and say, well, what do you think we should do about it? Most of them will immediately say, well, why don't we take away those fuel sources? Everything that a cancer cell has to do makes cell membranes divide, spread. Everything that happens is entirely dependent on access to its fuel source.

And so just about anybody of any age, if you tell them this fact and say, well, what do you think we should do about it? Most of them will immediately say, well, why don't we take away those fuel sources? Everything that a cancer cell has to do makes cell membranes divide, spread. Everything that happens is entirely dependent on access to its fuel source.

Energy metabolism drives every other part of that. And so number one, you have to inhibit these two fuel sources. What are they? Well, they're glucose and they're glutamine.

Energy metabolism drives every other part of that. And so number one, you have to inhibit these two fuel sources. What are they? Well, they're glucose and they're glutamine.

Energy metabolism drives every other part of that. And so number one, you have to inhibit these two fuel sources. What are they? Well, they're glucose and they're glutamine.

So the first part of the protocol is figuring out exactly how far you've got to lower glucose and exactly how often and how far you've got to limit glutamine to take away the two fuels that drive cancer, growth, spread, metastasis, and everything that it wants to do every day.

So the first part of the protocol is figuring out exactly how far you've got to lower glucose and exactly how often and how far you've got to limit glutamine to take away the two fuels that drive cancer, growth, spread, metastasis, and everything that it wants to do every day.

So the first part of the protocol is figuring out exactly how far you've got to lower glucose and exactly how often and how far you've got to limit glutamine to take away the two fuels that drive cancer, growth, spread, metastasis, and everything that it wants to do every day.

Yeah. And to add to that, as Daniel's pointing out, by very carefully and meticulously measuring fat grams, protein grams, and carb grams, you can use food as a drug to manipulate metabolism such that your blood glucose drops into a therapeutic range, which is 55 to 65 MGDL. But with glutamine, as you're pointing out, it's this very important thing. It's used in 121 processes in the body.

Yeah. And to add to that, as Daniel's pointing out, by very carefully and meticulously measuring fat grams, protein grams, and carb grams, you can use food as a drug to manipulate metabolism such that your blood glucose drops into a therapeutic range, which is 55 to 65 MGDL. But with glutamine, as you're pointing out, it's this very important thing. It's used in 121 processes in the body.

Yeah. And to add to that, as Daniel's pointing out, by very carefully and meticulously measuring fat grams, protein grams, and carb grams, you can use food as a drug to manipulate metabolism such that your blood glucose drops into a therapeutic range, which is 55 to 65 MGDL. But with glutamine, as you're pointing out, it's this very important thing. It's used in 121 processes in the body.

Your immune system relies on it, which is a very important part of healing from cancer. Your gut biome and your GI tract rely on it. So it's not something that you can day after day, hour after hour inhibit. This is where the name Press Pulse comes from. We press on cancer by limiting access to glucose, and we do that in a sustained way, creating metabolic stress.

Your immune system relies on it, which is a very important part of healing from cancer. Your gut biome and your GI tract rely on it. So it's not something that you can day after day, hour after hour inhibit. This is where the name Press Pulse comes from. We press on cancer by limiting access to glucose, and we do that in a sustained way, creating metabolic stress.

Your immune system relies on it, which is a very important part of healing from cancer. Your gut biome and your GI tract rely on it. So it's not something that you can day after day, hour after hour inhibit. This is where the name Press Pulse comes from. We press on cancer by limiting access to glucose, and we do that in a sustained way, creating metabolic stress.

And then we pulse in instances where at specific times and in specific ways and in combination with other parts of the protocol, like HPOD and the use of other substrates, we inhibit glutamine just for a few hours using whatever method we do. In my case, it was a drug called Dawn, and that allows you to safely remove glutamine from the equation for just long enough to create a problem for cancer.

And then we pulse in instances where at specific times and in specific ways and in combination with other parts of the protocol, like HPOD and the use of other substrates, we inhibit glutamine just for a few hours using whatever method we do. In my case, it was a drug called Dawn, and that allows you to safely remove glutamine from the equation for just long enough to create a problem for cancer.

And then we pulse in instances where at specific times and in specific ways and in combination with other parts of the protocol, like HPOD and the use of other substrates, we inhibit glutamine just for a few hours using whatever method we do. In my case, it was a drug called Dawn, and that allows you to safely remove glutamine from the equation for just long enough to create a problem for cancer.

Right.