endometrial cancer

We'll also talk about the keto diet for cancer.

Why does it work for cancer? And how does it improve cancer situations? Especially endometrial cancer.

Ouch! What about pulled muscles? What can you do about a pulled muscle besides saying ouch? An herb for the day.

One of my favorites.

The FDA recommends 130 grams, but that's still too high.

They found the best results for mental disease, anxiety, anywhere from zero sugar to twenty to forty grams of carbohydrates daily.

Now, the keto diet, particularly for endometrial cancer.

So what is this cancer, endometrial cancer? Endometrial cancer occurs when a tumor forms in the inner lining of the uterus.

We are now in module three.

We're going to be discussing ovarian and endometrial cancer.

We're blessed to have Shannon Weston join us here today.

Shannon is from the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, where she's a medical director for the Gynecologic Oncology Center.

So 639 ovarian cancer patients, limited enrollment in clinical trial.

We've got to do better there.

Endometrial cancer, similar numbers.

Again, small enrollment in clinical trials.

As in pretty much all of our programs, we will be discussing the use of non-FDA-approved agents and regimens, so check out package inserts for more information.

So basically, we're going to start out talking about endometrial cancer, then we'll get into ovarian cancer and cervical cancer.

I'm particularly excited about what happened in endometrial cancer.

To me, it was really a landmark moment, but we'll get into that in a second.

But I had to bring up first, before we get started, not related to ASCO, just something that I wanted to ask you all about.

There's going to be a big presentation at the ESMO meeting on SAC-TMT, atrope 2 ADC.

But anyhow, just pointing out to you, there was a really cool education program looking at ADCs in all three of the tumors that we're going to be talking about tonight.

All right, so let's start out with endometrial cancer.