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Here's a cool fact for you, the ketogenic diet impacts brain cancer.

The research I'm talking about actually says that a modified ketotiet may help some

people with brain cancer because researchers love to say maybe and more research is needed.

But at this point, there is enough evidence to say that the ketogenic diet does impact

brain cancer, but it doesn't always impact all types of brain cancer.

For instance, a genetic cancer will respond differently than a metabolic cancer.

There's lots of episodes of Bulp of Radio about that.

This new study, which is based on the American Academy of Neurologies trial with people

who had astrocytomas, which is a type of brain cancer.

They found that since cancer cells rely on glucose to survive and grow, limiting glucose

could limit cancer cell growth.

The subjects in the study ate a keto diet for eight weeks, including lots of fat and

protein with very limited carbs.

And what do you know they added in some intermittent fasting throughout the protocol?

Who would have thought intermittent fasting was good for you anyway?

The trial results showed positive impacts on metabolism in both the brain and the body

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