I didn't know but I've watched several interviews with Dr Thomas Seyfried who believes in treating glioblastoma specifically, with a state of ketosis and a keto diet.
I found him to be truthful.
He is affiliated with Boston college.
I didn't know but I've watched several interviews with Dr Thomas Seyfried who believes in treating glioblastoma specifically, with a state of ketosis and a keto diet.
I found him to be truthful.
He is affiliated with Boston college.
@mtstack Thank you for this info and will checkout out further but most of his equals say its an unproven and unlikely cure. Stranger things have happened however
My grandson had a glioblastoma brain tumor in his right frontal lobe at the age of three months. He is now 29. Although he has some deficits he is a wonderful young man and we are thankful to the surgeon and the doctors who treated him. Sending you our very best wishes for recovery and success with your future.
I don't know the answer to this, but I certainly understand the desire to ask the question. Would you like to give us a bit more information? Are you asking for yourself, or about someone else? If you can give some details about the situation I think you'll get a more honed response. It can be very upsetting to feel time is limited. I was told I had 1-2 years with a rare fast moving breast cancer. I'm almost at 3 1/2 years, and the truly challenging part is not trying to stay alive but to figure out how to live in the interim. I'm also going to look and see if there is a forum that covers Glioblastoma.
I didn't know but I've watched several interviews with Dr Thomas Seyfried who believes in treating glioblastoma specifically, with a state of ketosis and a keto diet.
I found him to be truthful.
He is affiliated with Boston college.
@mtstack Thank you for this info and will checkout out further but most of his equals say its an unproven and unlikely cure. Stranger things have happened however
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1 ReactionMy grandson had a glioblastoma brain tumor in his right frontal lobe at the age of three months. He is now 29. Although he has some deficits he is a wonderful young man and we are thankful to the surgeon and the doctors who treated him. Sending you our very best wishes for recovery and success with your future.
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3 ReactionsI don't know the answer to this, but I certainly understand the desire to ask the question. Would you like to give us a bit more information? Are you asking for yourself, or about someone else? If you can give some details about the situation I think you'll get a more honed response. It can be very upsetting to feel time is limited. I was told I had 1-2 years with a rare fast moving breast cancer. I'm almost at 3 1/2 years, and the truly challenging part is not trying to stay alive but to figure out how to live in the interim. I'm also going to look and see if there is a forum that covers Glioblastoma.
There is a Brain Tumor support group here on Connect. https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/brain-tumor-support-group/ Consider posting there as well if you haven't already. Also put Glioblastoma into the search feature to find more. I hope this helps.
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