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The Ketogenic diet and cancer – part 1 of 8
(NaturalHealth365) In recent months, many people – patients, friends, colleagues, strangers – have contacted my office, wondering what I think about the “ketogenic diet” for cancer as proposed by Dr....
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The Ketogenic diet and cancer – part 2 of 8
(NaturalHealth365) In my previous article, I discussed some of the more notable “cancer miracles” promoted by the media and scientific community that ultimately proved to be disappointments. The most...
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The Ketogenic diet and cancer – part 3 of 8
(NaturalHealth365) In the previous article, I examined the theoretical basis for the no-carb, high-fat “ketogenic” diet as a tool against cancer, as presented by Dr. Seyfried in his book, Cancer as a...
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The Ketogenic diet and cancer – part 4 of 8
(NaturalHealth365) In my previous article, I explored the history of the ketogenic diet, going back to the beginnings of the last century, up to its strongest proponent prior to Dr. Seyfried, the late...
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The Ketogenic diet and cancer – part 5 of 8
(NaturalHealth365) In the last article, I discussed at some length the work of the late Dr. William Donald Kelley, who over a 20-year period developed a complex nutritional approach to cancer and other...
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The Ketogenic diet and cancer – part 6 of 8
(NaturalHealth365) In the previous installment in this series, I discussed my experiences with the Kelley-based approach utilizing individualized diets for cancer patients, often high in natural...
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The Ketogenic diet and cancer – part 7 of 8
(NaturalHealth365) In the prior article, I examined the experience of Dr. Atkins, who treated many patients with a ketogenic diet without success, and the dearth of data in Dr. Seyfried’s book, Cancer...
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The Ketogenic diet and cancer – part 8 of 8
(NaturalHealth365) In my previous article, I addressed the “ketogenic enthusiasts,” as I call them, who appear to be promoting the ketogenic diet as a cancer treatment despite the lack of convincing...
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