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If cancer needs carbs (glucose) to grow, why don't doctors change people’s diets when the cancer is first diagnosed? Misha Sakharoff's answer: The cancer cell’s mitochondria have an impaired metabolic flexibility - this is a fact that is widely researched. Normal cells can shift to burning fatty acids and ketone when the serum glucose levels are low. Cancer cells does not normally have this flexibility. That’s ...

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