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zenchiktt
zenchiktt :
Я не могу не репостнуть не отправить
2026-07-13 20:09:32
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sma4okism_606
sma4okIsm_606 :
Ладно я навязываюсь
2026-07-21 22:53:17
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egorushka8258
Egor :
привычка извиняться.
2026-07-23 18:40:19
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ax4et
Арюна :
можно мне друга ну пожалуйста мне уже не с кем общатся
2026-07-05 18:04:36
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rrto143
глицеринаvqw :
ыыыы я влюбилась в глаз ыыыы
2026-07-04 21:32:48
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ossyo.music
tatyka :
эх
2026-07-24 19:44:39
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angels_8262
🪽Angels🪽 :
пожалуйста 🙏🏻
2026-07-05 20:28:10
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nashxwerz
nashxwerz :
Промолчу.
2026-07-16 19:25:48
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angel_1113_1
Angelyusha. :
прости ,если порчу настроение прости,если со мной скучно прости,если я делаю что то не так прости,если говорю обидное
2026-07-01 18:11:34
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jeral8129
JeRaL061 :
я просто строю свои рекомендации
2026-07-12 23:15:59
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ya_alohaa
️вышел покурить :
возможно знакомые
2026-06-30 20:43:39
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soofiiiikkk
┊•†𝒔?𝒄𝒌་༘࿐┊ :
Мне всё больше ваши видео нравятся, третий раз уже в реках
2026-07-03 20:58:37
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2026-07-17 22:32:52
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user61255575107553
⭐是如⭐ :
ты очень классный котёнок
2026-07-14 19:33:22
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dairksgtd
Dairksgtd :
прости,если порчу настроение
2026-07-01 18:12:51
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vane_4ka55
drem_chik :
я тоже хотел,но не вышло
2026-07-09 16:53:23
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alixxx520
alixxx520 :
прости
2026-06-30 21:53:53
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.cpaka_37
†varxxks† :
слишком опасно репостить вдруг увидит кто...
2026-07-02 20:08:07
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joseph_joestar521488
Joseph Joestar :
посему мне начало грустное попадаться когда я уже красный от злости
2026-07-05 21:54:16
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axiconov
ахисонов :
прости, если я уебище
2026-07-13 16:43:17
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gost_13370
⚜️💞CUPSIZEEEEEE💞⚜️ :
я закбаллся
2026-07-17 22:15:47
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Every hour, 70 people die from cancer in the United States. That’s roughly 1,700 lives every day. When I read those stats, I realised how overwhelming it can feel to try understand this disease and why it can feel almost impossible to navigate the science behind it. That is why I invited Professor Thomas Seyfried back to try and understand the science further, question the system and explore what we may still be getting wrong. Thomas has spent 50 years researching cancer. He is a Professor of Biology at Boston College, the author of more than 150 peer-reviewed papers and one of the most passionate people I have met when speaking about this disease. His work explores a metabolic view of cancer. In simpler terms, he believes we need to pay much closer attention to how cancer cells create energy, how their metabolism differs from healthy cells and what that could mean for future research. We discussed things like: - The new research he brought into the studio in a confidential envelope… - How damaged mitochondria could change the way we understand cancer. - The three things he believes matter most for living longer. - Why cutting sugar alone does not fully explain how cancer cells survive. - Where keto can become dangerous or misunderstood?! - Changes he would make if he were responsible for public health. There were moments when I asked Thomas to simplify his explanations and pushed for clarity on what's been demonstrated in research and what still needs further study. That distinction matters. Thomas's work is focused on scientific research, not clinical practice.  I left this conversation thinking about how progress often begins - someone asks a question that doesn't fit comfortably inside the existing explanation, then spends decades trying to answer it. Cancer will affect almost every family in some way. This is a challenging conversation, but one I believe is worth hearing in full. Watch our full conversation now on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Search
Every hour, 70 people die from cancer in the United States. That’s roughly 1,700 lives every day. When I read those stats, I realised how overwhelming it can feel to try understand this disease and why it can feel almost impossible to navigate the science behind it. That is why I invited Professor Thomas Seyfried back to try and understand the science further, question the system and explore what we may still be getting wrong. Thomas has spent 50 years researching cancer. He is a Professor of Biology at Boston College, the author of more than 150 peer-reviewed papers and one of the most passionate people I have met when speaking about this disease. His work explores a metabolic view of cancer. In simpler terms, he believes we need to pay much closer attention to how cancer cells create energy, how their metabolism differs from healthy cells and what that could mean for future research. We discussed things like: - The new research he brought into the studio in a confidential envelope… - How damaged mitochondria could change the way we understand cancer. - The three things he believes matter most for living longer. - Why cutting sugar alone does not fully explain how cancer cells survive. - Where keto can become dangerous or misunderstood?! - Changes he would make if he were responsible for public health. There were moments when I asked Thomas to simplify his explanations and pushed for clarity on what's been demonstrated in research and what still needs further study. That distinction matters. Thomas's work is focused on scientific research, not clinical practice. I left this conversation thinking about how progress often begins - someone asks a question that doesn't fit comfortably inside the existing explanation, then spends decades trying to answer it. Cancer will affect almost every family in some way. This is a challenging conversation, but one I believe is worth hearing in full. Watch our full conversation now on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Search "The Diary Of A CEO Professor Thomas Seyfried." *The views expressed are those of the guest and this conversation is intended for general informational purposes only. This podcast and its associated materials should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. #health #Science #medicine #cancer #thediaryofaceo

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