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Keith and George talk with Brian about their recent interview with Professor Thomas Seyfried.
#YouOwnYourHealth
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Bottom line: You are the miracle cure your are looking for!
Diet, exercise, hydration, sleep and attitude bring wellness
Dr. Thomas Seyfried, a geneticist and pioneer in metabolic cancer research, challenging conventional oncology with groundbreaking evidence that cancer is fundamentally a mitochondrial metabolic disorder, not a genetic disease.
Dr. Seyfried reveals how dysfunctional mitochondria force cancer cells into ancient fermentation pathways, making them dependent on glucose and glutamine while starving them of oxygen-based energy. His research demonstrates that nutritional ketosis—lowering blood glucose while increasing ketone bodies—can selectively restrict tumor growth without harming healthy cells.
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A medical school professor reveals why he walked away from traditional medicine after discovering the shocking truth about chronic disease. Dr. Robert Lufkin, author of "Lies I Taught in Medical School," shares his dramatic transformation from establishment physician to metabolic health advocate. After spending years at major medical schools with millions in research grants, Lufkin became disillusioned with Western medicine's "symptom-pill" approach to chronic diseases that now consume 80% of healthcare resources.
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The turning point came when Lufkin was diagnosed with four chronic conditions and told he'd need lifelong medications. Refusing to accept this fate, he discovered through his own research that all his conditions were actually manifestations of one underlying issue: metabolic disease. He successfully reversed his conditions through lifestyle changes alone.
The conversation reveals alarming trends: one-third of American children are now pre-diabetic, and heart attacks among young athletes are rising post-COVID. Lufkin argues that while Western medicine excels at acute care, it fails miserably at addressing the root causes of chronic diseases affecting increasingly younger populations.
The discussion exposes how financial incentives corrupt healthcare - doctors get reimbursed for managing diabetic patients with medications but not for preventing diabetes through lifestyle interventions. Both doctors and patients prefer the convenience of pills over difficult lifestyle changes, despite diabetes being a progressive disease leading to amputations, blindness, and kidney failure.
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Brian, Keith and George dive deep into controversial medical topics, starting with the potential risks of Tylenol during pregnancy, the Florida initiative to remove all vaccine mandates, and the side effects of commonly prescribed drugs.
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George and Keith dive deep into the HHS "Make Our Children Healthy Again" report, revealing how America's health crisis stems from processed foods, environmental toxins, sedentary lifestyles, and over-medicalization. They expose how industrial wheat, high-fructose corn syrup, and chemical additives are undermining our children's health and learning capacity.
The conversation shifts from systemic problems to practical solutions: getting involved in school boards, replacing sugary drinks (but not with diet sodas), implementing more activity like standing desks, and prioritizing grass-fed meat and natural whole foods. They discuss vaccine mandates, heavy metal detox using cilantro and broccoli sprouts, and how pharmaceutical dependence is weakening America.
Real breakthrough in personal wellness comes from demanding personal responsibility through self-care. We often avoid focusing on self-love because of low self-worth and an outward focus on pleasing other people. Keith shares his transformative mirror ritual where he commits to healthy habits despite discomfort, explaining how initial workout dopamine evolves into sustained wellbeing that radiates to family. The discussion offers hope that transformation can begin at any age.
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