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1. I have been practising Keto for over a year now. I am a nutritionist and very hungry for information on all things Keto. 2 of my really good friends got diagnosed with cancer and I decided to try learn all things Keto relating to cancer and that is how I found your course. No I am not disappointed. I am loving the course.

2. I did think about the course for a month before I signed up. More from a time point of view. I have a lot going on at the moment.

3. I think I have learnt more about the specifics of Keto eating. I am implementing a lot of what I have learnt so far into my own life. My health is improving on a day to day basis. I am a keen athlete (not competitive- or only with myself) and my training and recovery has improved dramatically.

4.I quite like the way you have the audio and transcripts. And your course is laid out in a very user friendly way. There is a beginning middle and an end to each section. And then the next one begins.

5. Yes. I have been recommending it to others. As well as people who have been diagnosed with cancer or are recovering.

6. As a practitioner (and living in South Africa) I would love to have a community of like minded practitioners where we could have questions and answers and sharing of issues coming up with our clients who are starting a ketogenic way of life. I would also like more access to webinars and youtube videos where the science is stated and where kept has been successful for cancer.

Megan, South Africa

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Ciaran Fairman, PhD@CiaranFairman·
18 Jan

I'm look for a PhD student for Fall 2022!

If you know anyone interested in the exercise and cancer space, I am recruiting for a funded PhD spot at UofSC.

Primary focus is resistance training/nutrition in cancer.
Contact if interested: cfairman@mailbox.sc.edu

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Orsolya Szathmari@orsolya_health·
16 Jan

“processed, ultra-processed foods dramatically increased over the past two centuries, especially sugar, white flour, white rice, vegetable oils, and ready-to-eat meals. These changes paralleled the rising incidence of NCDs, while animal fat consumption was inversely correlated.” https://twitter.com/fleroy1974/status/1482445067898036232

Frédéric Leroy@fleroy1974

Overview of US food availability data over past 2 centuries: dramatic increase in (ultra)processed foods, while animal fat declined. In parallel: a rising incidence of non-communicable diseases.
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https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnut.2021.748847/full

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FrĂ©dĂ©ric Leroy@fleroy1974·
15 Jan

"Across the 20th century, rising rates of obesity, diabetes, heart disease & cancer were associated with stable SFA consumption [..] refined carbohydrates & total calories [are] more likely factors than SFA in NCD pathogenesis" https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnut.2021.748847/full

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FrĂ©dĂ©ric Leroy@fleroy1974·
15 Jan

"Data do not support the widely publicized “changing American diet” of increasing animal-derived SFAs over the first 60 y of the 20th C. Rather, polyunsaturated fats & partially hydrogenated fats from vegetable oils progressively replaced lard, butter,..." https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnut.2021.748847/full

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About Patricia Daly

Patricia Daly is an experienced and internationally recognized nutritional therapist (MSc (Advanced Nutrition), dipNT, mBANT, rCNHC), author and educator in the area of integrative cancer support. Following her cancer diagnosis in 2008, she started studying nutrition science and left her corporate career. She is completing her MSc degree in “Advanced Nutrition in Research and Practice” at Middlesex University in London in 2021. As a Swiss native, she regularly attends training courses in Switzerland/Germany, including at the renowned Tumor Biology Center in Freiburg, Germany. Patricia is also one of the founding and advisory board members of the Association for Ketogenic Metabolic Therapies based in Germany.

Over the past 10 years, Patricia has worked with hundreds of clients worldwide that are affected by cancer and that are looking to improve their quality of life with nutrition and lifestyle changes. In 2016, she co-wrote the book “The Ketogenic Kitchen” with Domini Kemp. It quickly became a bestseller in Ireland and subsequently also on Amazon US. Patricia is a guest lecturer and regularly receives invitations to speak at international medical conferences.

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