Passed away from breast cancer. I did not know she had passed away. This is from Diet Doctor:
This is how I remembered her:
This is her website:
More here:
I always liked her writing, and I believe she got a PhD later in life.
Passed away from breast cancer. I did not know she had passed away. This is from Diet Doctor:
This is how I remembered her:
This is her website:
More here:
I always liked her writing, and I believe she got a PhD later in life.
I didn’t know who she was but I hate hearing when anyone passes from cancer.
It’s such a man evil disease.
There is beginning to be more evidence that shows how carnivore is inhibiting the growth of cancer in many people. It’s a shame she couldn’t have shared in that information.
May she rest in peace.
It might have been that she was more prevalent on Twitter way back when. Maybe that’s where my main interaction (i.e., reading what she wrote) came about? This is where I learned it from now:
I believe Adele Hite ate a keto diet, or at least a low carb one. She was a fierce advocate of low carb, and I think came to this as a lot of us do - we try it, it corrects tons of problems we had, and now we realize everything we were taught is wrong. She did this later in life and I remember always admiring her for that and her clear thought process.
My limited knowledge about keto/carnivore and cancer is that keto/carnivore can help, but does not cure many cancers. I think, for instance, that cancer can ferment l-glutamine, so there’s another source of energy for cancer cells. But it’s a formidable disease, and one where when you get it, there’s only what’s approved and that’s what you have to do. While keto may be an adjunct to this, it’s not a first-order idea, and also the drugs that inhibit l-glutamine will be nowhere in sight.