May 31 (edited) • 📚 Research & Education
Reading List: Metabolic Therapy
Bernardo asks the community to share their favorite books on metabolic therapy, health, and cancer management.
• Core recommended reads include Seyfried’s, Christofferson’s, and Kalamian’s foundational works on metabolic cancer theory
• Community highlights a mix of scientific texts, practical guides, and alternative/integrative approaches
• Themes include ketogenic therapy, fasting, mitochondrial support, off-label drug use, deuterium-depleted water, and cancer-specific protocols
• Some members express skepticism about books promoting high-fiber or high-carb diets for cancer
• Real-world relationships with authors (e.g., Ovadia, Knobbe) and anecdotal success stories boost credibility of select titles
✅ Top Recommended Books
1. Cancer as a Metabolic Disease – Thomas N. Seyfried
2. Tripping Over the Truth – Travis Christofferson
3. Keto for Cancer – Miriam Kalamian
4. How to Starve Cancer – Jane McLelland
5. Cracking Cancer Toolkit – Dr. Jeffrey Dach
6. Naturopathic Oncology – Dr. Neil McKinney
7. Cancer and the New Biology of Water – Thomas Cowan
8. The Cancer Code – Dr. Jason Fung
9. Outside the Box Cancer Therapies – Dr. Paul Anderson & Dr. Mark Stengler
10. The Truth About Cancer (video series) – Ty & Charlene Bollinger
11. The Ancestral Diet Revolution – Dr. Chris Knobbe
12. Stay Off My Operating Table – Dr. Philip Ovadia
13. Dark Calories – Dr. Catherine Shanahan
14. Metabolic Approach to Cancer – Dr. Nasha Winters
✅ Additional Mentions & Insights
• Deuterium-Depleted Water (DDW) — praised but noted as expensive
• Oncologist blogs like Dr. Jeffrey Dach offer indexed protocols
• Dr. Nasha Winters praised by some, but criticized by others for pro-vegetable content
• Video content (e.g., Mimi Morgan & Dr. Ovadia, Dr. Fung) cited as helpful additions to books
✅ Key Takeaways
• A foundational reading list is forming that combines science, nutrition, and practical action
• The Seyfried-Christofferson-Kalamian trio forms the core of metabolic cancer literature
• Other titles expand into adjacent strategies: water science, nutrient targeting, ancestral health
• Critical thinking is encouraged—members actively question contradictions (e.g., fruit in anti-cancer diets)
• Real-life experiences (e.g., reversing T2D, surviving S4 melanoma) are shaping what people read and recommend
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Reading List: Metabolic Therapy
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