Send us a textPablo Kelly is a 9+ year survivor of the most aggressive form of brain cancer, Glioblastoma, which generally carries with it only 3 months average survival after diagnosis without conventional treatment, and an average 15-18 months with complete surgical resection, chemo, and radiation. Not liking those odds, Pablo looked for alternative approaches to treatment, discovered the ketogenic diet, and eventually found the work of Professor Thomas Seyfried of Boston College, a former podcast who we’ve hosted on episodes 60 and 363 of Boundless Body Radio! Pablo used his research into diet cancer treatment to heavily influence the progression of his condition. Called Ketogenic Metabolic Therapy, the method has a growing body of literature and data to support its use in cancers of all kinds, as a compliment to, or potentially even as a stand-alone therapy. In combination with traditional chemo and radiation, it has been shown to increase the safety and efficacy of both chemo and radiation, and it can also starve out the cancer cells from their necessary fuels, including glucose, which cancer cells need at a rate of 400 times that of normal cells.Find Pablo at-https://www.pablosbrainjourney.com/Donate to Pablo on Patreon!Donate to Pablo on PayPal!FB- @pablosbrainjourneyIG- @pablosjourneythroughcancerTW- @pablokelly88YT- Why Am I Still AliveDr. Seyfried's Case Study on PabloFind Boundless Body at- myboundlessbody.com Book a session with us here!

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