Ketones inhibit PCa, in the lab of course, but still...

[FRTHBST]

Just came across an article about this study from Duke researchers. Interesting possibility for dietary intervention? Researchers stress that it's not about the diet, but presence of ketones.

[FRTHBST]

Here's the link- just noticed that someone beat me to it.

medindia.net/news/pre-keton...

[Maxone73]

in fact you can supplement ketons only, we will see what will come out from more mature data...

[KocoPr in reply to Maxone73]

Supplement with BHB? Beta hydroxy buterate?

I have some in my pantry from when i was on keto.

[Cape1 in reply to Maxone73]

how is that done?

[FRTHBST in reply to Maxone73]

There might be a connection with the benefit of vigorous exercise. When energy from oxygen can't keep up with muscle demand , the body will begin using the older system involving ketones. "The ketones disrupt the cycle of the cancer cells, allowing the T cells to do their job to destroy them. " Perhaps ketones produced in the course of exercise might , to a more limited effect allow the immune system to work a bit better against the PCa cells. In any case as the authors say, their findings illuminate a molecular cause and effect that is exciting in that it has never been observed before.

[KocoPr]

it’s best to post this non SOC on “Fight Prostate Cancer “ group. Also on that group cogafred already beat you to it with a much more detailed article to include mechanisms of action

healthunlocked.com/fight-pr....

[85745]

Ck out Dr. Thomas Seyfried from Boston college many YT interviews out there.

[KocoPr in reply to 85745]

He studies glioblastoma with keto and believes cancer is a metabolic disease. His study goes into medical ketosis with press pulse theory of extinction level events to cancer. All good stuff and a good primer for understanding keto and cancer, but not specific for cold tumors like prostate cancer.

[j-o-h-n]

Ketones? Weren't they a doo wop singing group from the 60's...

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n