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Dr. Thomas Seager discusses the metabolic theory of cancer and challenges conventional treatment approaches.

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People in this episode

Host: Benjamin Hopkins

Guest: Thomas Seager

Topics covered

• metabolic theory of cancer
• mitochondrial defects
• ketosis
• cold water therapy
• cancer treatment alternatives

Keywords

• cancer
• mitochondrial DNA
• glucose metabolism
• tumor growth
• cold exposure
• ketosis
• alternative therapies

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