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The video discusses how food can have health benefits similar or even superior to those of drugs. For example, drugs that cut off the blood supply of cancer can be replaced with a substance found in green tea, which was shown to have a similar effect. The way food is studied for its medicinal properties is different from pharmaceuticals, as food cannot be studied in isolation. Instead, researchers look at the correlation between food patterns and dietary consumption and then conduct clinical trials to test the effects of specific foods. Additionally, the video highlights the different benefits of green tea and black tea, explaining that black tea can call out stem cells to regenerate and repair organs. Finally, the discussion touches upon the idea that Mother Nature packs multiple roles into any given food, and some foods can hit all five of the body’s defense systems simultaneously.
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Dr. Chatterjee discusses fasting in his Feel Better, Live More podcast and warns that his advice may not be appropriate for individuals with eating disorders or existing health conditions. He recommends consulting a healthcare practitioner before attempting prolonged periods of fasting. The podcast also features a conversation with Dr. William Li about the role of food in cancer prevention. Dr. Chatterjee’s newsletter, book, and other resources are also mentioned in the content. A disclaimer reminds readers and listeners that the content is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
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How to Starve Cancer: What to Eat and When to Eat
In this episode of the Feel Better, Live More podcast, host Dr. Rangan Chatterjee speaks with Dr. William Li, a world-renowned physician and author, about how to starve cancer. Dr. Li is known for his groundbreaking work in angiogenesis, which is the process of forming new blood vessels. He believes that the key to treating and preventing cancer is to control angiogenesis, and he shares his tips for doing so.
The Importance of Angiogenesis
Angiogenesis is a normal and necessary process that occurs in the body to form new blood vessels. However, it can also be hijacked by cancer cells to stimulate the growth of new blood vessels and support the tumor’s growth. Dr. Li believes that by controlling angiogenesis, we can prevent and treat cancer without the need for toxic treatments.
Fasting and Cancer Prevention
One of the ways to control angiogenesis is through fasting. Dr. Li explains that when we fast, our body enters a state of autophagy, which is the process of breaking down old or damaged cells and tissues. This can help to control angiogenesis and prevent the growth of cancer cells.
Dr. Li recommends a technique called time-restricted eating, which involves limiting your eating window to 8-12 hours a day. This allows for a period of fasting overnight, which can help to stimulate autophagy and control angiogenesis.
Foods That Starve Cancer
In addition to fasting, there are certain foods that can help to control angiogenesis and starve cancer. These include:
– Cruciferous vegetables, such as broccoli, cauliflower, and kale, which contain compounds that can help to block angiogenesis.
– Berries, such as blueberries and raspberries, which contain natural angiogenesis inhibitors.
– Omega-3 fatty acids, which are found in fish and can help to control inflammation and angiogenesis.
– Green tea, which contains compounds that can inhibit angiogenesis.
Dr. Li recommends incorporating these foods into your diet regularly to help prevent and treat cancer.
Conclusion
Overall, Dr. Li’s approach to preventing and treating cancer is centered around controlling angiogenesis through fasting and diet. By limiting your eating window and incorporating angiogenesis-inhibiting foods into your diet, you can starve cancer and support your overall health. However, it’s important to speak with your healthcare practitioner before making any significant changes to your diet or fasting routine.
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