A response to a Johns Hopkins study saying most cancer is due to bad luck, arguing it relies only on somatic mutation theory and ignores metabolic research.

Contact details for Young Hee Ko, Ph.D., CEO, in Baltimore, MD, and a link to an article on 3BP and the metabolic approach to cancer.

Many prescription drugs use sugar, corn, rice or wheat fillers that can raise blood glucose, so check them before taking them on a ketogenic diet.

A partial list of keto-friendly prescription drugs, starting with doxycycline, plus a Consumer Reports article on drugs going generic.

Is cancer preventable? A look at the National Cancer Institute's chart of avoidable cancer risk factors and how metabolic syndrome adds to cancer risk.

A link to the RESTORE Protocol page on singlecausesinglecure.org.

One year on the ketogenic diet: weight loss, more energy, fewer medications, and how her path compares with two friends diagnosed at the same time.

Links to National Cancer Institute and Penn State Hershey information pages on milk thistle (Silybum marianum).

An introduction to the benefits, studies and statistics of cryoablation as a cancer treatment, following the author's personal experience with it.

Research shows DNA-damaging chemo can make nearby fibroblasts release WNT16B, a protein that helps cancer cells grow and resist treatment.

A ketogenic parsley pesto with garlic, olive oil, pine nuts and Parmesan, made from foods that may block the blood vessel growth that feeds cancer.

What the author takes to treat her cancer, starting with a ketogenic diet as her metabolic chemotherapy, plus her supplements and medications.