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Thomas Seyfried: 30+ Years of Cancer Research, Advocating for Cancer Prevention #115

Open TanvirOnGH opened 1 month ago

TanvirOnGH commented 1 month ago

Thomas Seyfried believes lifestyle factors, not genetics, are key in preventing cancer.

His top prevention tips focus on quality sleep, regular exercise, stress reduction, fasting, managing inflammation, following a ketogenic diet, and maintaining stable blood sugar levels.

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Kreyren commented 1 month ago

He's self-referencing a lot of the claims without any reliable source to support his hypothesis for that to be treated rather as an unqualified opinion from what i can see, though i would like to see some usable research in relation to quality sleep and fasting.. for keto is kinda a mixed bag and i doubt it's any benefit to the health.

TanvirOnGH commented 1 month ago

keto is kinda a mixed bag and i doubt it's any benefit to the health.

why?

Kreyren commented 1 month ago

why? -- @TanvirOnGH (https://github.com/Kreyren/kreyren/issues/115#issuecomment-2406019622)

Lack of reliable research that is not conflicting with other findings to make a sane conclusion and it's effects on long-term health for me to have a hypothesis that the research that claims benefit is biased due to popular culture as those that have more neutral or negative result seem to be more eleborated.

Kreyren commented 1 week ago

Interview with Thomas Seyfried with The Dairy Of a CEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaVC3PAWqLk

Kreyren commented 1 week ago

why? -- @TanvirOnGH (#115 (comment))

Lack of reliable research that is not conflicting with other findings to make a sane conclusion and it's effects on long-term health for me to have a hypothesis that the research that claims benefit is biased due to popular culture as those that have more neutral or negative result seem to be more eleborated. -- @Kreyren (https://github.com/Kreyren/kreyren/issues/115#issuecomment-2408321228)

The provided video seems to contradict this statement.. to be re-evaluated..