Beyond the ketogenic diet: a look at foods and supplements that may block angiogenesis, the blood vessel growth cancer uses to feed itself.

The Tisha B'Av fast was easy on the diet, but this year was hard because of events in Israel and rising antisemitism around the world.

Early detection is really late detection: by the time a tumor shows on a scan it has been growing for years, as Dr. Pietro Gullino showed in 1976.

Notes on medicines the FDA has vilified or kept off the US market, including thalidomide, metformin, DCA and laetrile.

The author's cholesterol rose on a ketogenic diet, as it does for 20 to 30 percent of people on such diets, so she looked into what the numbers mean.

Links to articles on Dr. Thomas Seyfried's and Dominic D'Agostino's views on the ketogenic diet for cancer, and to the RESTORE Protocol.

A story about a well-known scientist and dinosaur murals, and an introduction to Otto Warburg, the Nobel Prize-winning biochemist behind the Warburg effect.

A list of sugar-free toothpastes and tooth powders that won't affect blood glucose, including a kosher Shabbos toothwash.

An oncologist's comment: cancer as a metabolic, mitochondrial disease makes sense, but a ketogenic diet curing advanced cancer is less likely.

An early post from the blog; the original text could not be recovered from the archive.

How the author looked beyond standard therapy for drugs that interfere with cancer metabolism, and the studies on metformin's anticancer effects.

A January 2014 MRI showed two new spots; the author describes sending her records to Dr. Jason Williams and scheduling a biopsy.