“I have a way to beat this thing”

August 24 2017 by , medical review by in Cancer, Keto, Ketosis, Low carb & high fat, Success stories

Here’s a story that is nothing short of incredible.

Veterinarian Travis Einertson started prescribing a low-carb diet to diabetic cats, and noticed that it made them immensely better. That sparked his interest in ketosis and its many benefits to humans, such as potentially treating cancer.

And then he found out he had a brain tumor:

Rochester Magazine: ‘I have a way to beat this thing.’

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2 comments

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Tamarah
August 30 2017
Great Story ,, We are our only health advocates , educate yourself and pay attention to the Science,, react if you need to . I would do the same thing .
Tamarah
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Karen
August 31 2017
I'm so happy to see this - and that was my veterinary clinic when I grew up in Rochester!