Dave Asprey: Cancer’s Ketogenic Kryptonite with Patricia Daly

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On today’s episode of Bulletproof Radio, Patricia and Dave talk about the ketogenic diet, tips for battling cancer, lights to avoid, hormonal irregularities, grounding, her story of overcoming cancer and more.

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An authoritative guide that will help you put the powerful science of ketogenic principles to work in your daily life. The authors’ hard-earned wisdom coupled with their culinary expertise set this book apart from other health-oriented cookbooks. The Ketogenic Kitchen will be indispensable to those seeking to incorporate a powerful, science-based nutritional approach into their comprehensive treatment plan.

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Just had a delightful consultation with a lady in her 70's who has published multiple books and articles. She stopped writing 8 years ago due to cognitive decline.
6 weeks after changing her diet, she is now working on her next book. Don't underestimate diet in dementia.

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25 Jul

A good habit is to develop is to build movement into your everyday activities: take walks and climb stairs to get where you’re going; take a break at your desk and do some calisthenics or yoga poses; do anything other than sitting in one spot for prolonged periods of time.

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25 Jul

We know that exercise stimulates the production of a brew of brain chemicals that make us feel good. But new research suggests that exercise can actually increase the number of dopamine receptors in the brain, helping to keep us “receptive” to the fun things in life too.

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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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