Helen Cross

Hello and welcome to our roundtable discussion on cancer as a metabolic disease.

I'm Kerry, and with us today is Professor Seyfried, along with a group of remarkable individuals, Diane, Jeff, Ronnie, and Brad, who have personal stories to share related to battling cancer with various regimens.

And Brad, along with his wife, are producing an amazing series on cancer at cancerevolution.film.

I highly recommend it.

Having worked in the epilepsy field for many decades as well, When Jim Abrams brought the world attention to ketogenic diets to save the life of his son, Charlie, they started the Charlie Foundation.

And the major medical schools would always use that and say, well, there's never been a double-blind crossover for ketogenic diet to show that it really works in children with epilepsy.

So the group Helen Cross and the group from Johns Hopkins, Helen Cross in England and Johns Hopkins put together with Beth Supak-Kenyon and a variety of other folks, they put in a really powerful clinical trial and showed without any question of a doubt that the ketogenic diet metabolic therapy for epilepsy was very powerful in reducing a whole range of different things.

So even with that article published, when parents take their child who have, who might have a seizure, they get drugs before they get the, the, the, the, so there's a, there's a tremendous resistance on the part of the industry to, uh, push pharmacy before more natural approaches.