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so you are creating a scenario where that's putting a lot of persistent metabolic stress on the tumor cells and then you come in here with different modalities that have overlapping but independent mechanisms at producing oxidative stress so hyperbaric oxygen IV vitamin C and then cancer specific glycolytic inhibitors to deoxy glucose 3 bromo pyruvate and low nit amine
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So that could be uh you know hyperbaric oxygen therapy but uh radiation and chemo kill cancer cells through oxidative stress.
Uh that ketogenic diet uh and that we're not we're talking about something way beyond the ketogenic diet here. We're talking about a very comprehensive calculated metabolic based intervention that targets >> diet, glycolytic drugs, anti-glutamine drugs, and then there's a redux component too. So it's synergized with with different drugs. So that could be uh you know hyperbaric oxygen therapy