Current #75
Angela Poff
Ketones and tumor fuel, from the lab
Support your body while it is still strong.
MEGA-Vitality · Metabolic Energy Generating ATP
Current #75: Angela Poff
Download audioThe tumor-fuel question, from the bench
Angela Poff, Ph.D., works at USF in the same Florida mill that measured flexibility under load. She took Seyfried’s question — Current #61 — into dishes and animals: what happens when a growth that prefers one fuel meets a mill that can use another. That is literacy. It is not a cancer protocol. It is not a ketone ester we sell.
She is not this page as a sidekick. She is this page as the bench that kept the question honest. The oncologist stays in the chair.
What the layer taught
A mouse is not a person. A dish is not Tuesday. If the question in your own body is a tumor, take it to the licensed chair. Eat is still the plate. The brain as mill weather is next.
How you keep it
Keep Eat. Keep Correction. Do not stop licensed oncology because a Florida paper got hopeful. Do not buy an ester from a Current.
Be brave enough to honor the bench without becoming the protocol
You are not behind if you never read a ketone-ester paper. You are not too late. Your mills are still minting every second of every day. Feed them. The bench is a layer. It is not Tuesday.
The question
Will you honor the bench that asked the tumor-fuel question — and still keep the oncologist in the chair? The answer is yours. You can take it. You can leave it. No one can take it for you.
If you take it, eat tonight. That is Poff, kept as a bench — not as a protocol and not as a footnote.
If you want to keep learning, keep flowing with our Currents. David Perlmutter is next.