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Did you know that cancer cells thrive on sugar? It’s a powerful connection that demands our attention. Imagine if we could disrupt this sinister love affair between cancer and sugar, what could it mean for our well-being? Let’s dive into this , unravel the secrets, and discover the potential... show more

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Dr Mark Hyman: Recent research suggests that a ketogenic diet may help starve cancer cells, which—unlike healthy human cells—rely exclusively on sugar for energy. "When you look at the growth of cancer cells, they feed on sugar." "We are like a hybrid engine. We can go electric or we can go gas. We can go carbs, we can go fat. Cancer only goes sugar. So you start with the sugar and you kill the cancer." "[Americans are consuming] about 152 pounds of sugar per person per year, and 133 pounds of flour... That's almost three quarters of a pound a day of sugar and flour." "And what that does is it fuels the cancer cells." Credit: Mark Hyman, M.D. Tucker Carlson

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