Dec 1, 2017
Today we talk about the link between the ketogenic diet and how it may benefit cancer treatment.
We discuss The difference between a healthy cell and a cancerous one and why keto might prove useful.
How calorie restriction may benefit the overall health of someone with or without cancer.
How to design the correct diet when going ketogenic and loads more!
Miriam Kalamian is a board-certified nutrition consultant and leading voice in the keto movement. Her passion for helping others implement a ketogenic diet comes directly from her personal experience when her son, Raffi, was diagnosed with a brain tumour in December 2004. Standard of care therapies failed to stop the relentless progression of his disease, and it became painfully clear that she needed to switch gears quickly. That is what originally led to Dr Thomas Seyfried’s research supporting the use of a low-carb, high-fat diet for cancer.
Miriam Kalamian is a nutrition consultant, educator, and author
specializing in the implementation of ketogenic therapies. She
earned her master of education (EdM) from Smith College and her
master of human nutrition (MS) from Eastern Michigan University.
She is board certified in nutrition (CNS) by the Board for
Certification of Nutrition Specialists. Miriam draws on a decade of
experience to provide comprehensive guidelines that specifically
address the many diet and lifestyle challenges associated with a
cancer diagnosis. Her work also includes integrating nutritional
strategies with metabolic therapies and lifestyle modifications to
develop personalized treatments that address a broad spectrum of
conditions that are currently considered intractable, such as
age-related, neurodegenerative and bariatric diseases. Miriam lives
in Montana. USA.
Website: https://www.dietarytherapies.com
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