Dr. Annette Bosworth

Yeah, she lived her best life.

I mean, I talk about her being from this little town of 800 people.

She was Mary Poppins.

I mean, like, you don't have a lady's aide unless you're a part of the lady's aide in the little small town.

You don't have a Sunday school teacher unless you're doing the Sunday school.

She was in every aspect of this little town.

And she went back to doing all of it.

And the pandemic hit, and there's a thrift store that she would volunteer at because, well, it's just a good place to put your time.

And the community needs it.

And while she was at the thrift store, she got COVID.

And her cancer was of the T cells, which means it's going to be the first line of defense against COVID.

And her T cells failed.

Glimoblastoma, yep.

One patient, I had a lot of people calling and saying, is it going to help my cancer?

Is it going to help my cancer?

And Steve and I go back to the same thing.

The amount of trash that you've not been taking out, we have to start.

And when you put them in a ketogenic state, I mean, it really helped her cancer.

It really did that Warburg effect.

She was a new human within three weeks.