Episodes

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Dr. Lemanne and Dr. Gordon discuss why oncologists believe that cancers inevitably become resistant to any treatment, and the new research that is proving this wrong. This episode delves into a new paradigm in cancer treatment, a paradigm designed to prevent, or at least maximally delay the development of treatment resistance. Dr. Lemanne discusses the research behind these advances, and the hope it brings to patients faced with previously “incurable” cancer.

Prepare to be astounded by the unexpected connection between sugar, cancer, and world history. Read more »

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Join us as we explore the discovery of the link between diet, glucose metabolism, and cancer growth with Sam Apple author of the compelling book, “Ravenous: Otto Warburg, the Nazis, and the Search for the Cancer-Diet Connection.”

Prepare to be astounded by the unexpected connection between sugar, cancer, and world history. Read more »

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Drs. Lemanne and Gordon explore the role of genestein for certain conditions of aging, bone and brain health, as well as cancer prevention and cancer survival. Read more »

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Dr. Lemanne reveals what she’s learned from medical errors, both hers and those of other physicians, and discusses what patients need to do to protect themselves. Read more »

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Creatine is a useful addition to protocols for aging men, aging women, athletes, and those who simply want better health in the face of cancer and other health challenges.
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Drs. Lemanne and Gordon discuss talk about gum disease and the importance of healthy teeth and gums. There is an association between the number of teeth you have left and your longevity including your cancer risk. Read more »

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Drs. Lemanne and Gordon discuss how aging increases protein requirements. We cover the pros and cons of vegetarianism and animal protein and we even touch upon the health benefits of raw liver. Read more »

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Drs. Lemanne and Gordon discuss research on the role of fasting in the treatment and prevention of cancer. Dr. Lemanne discusses her personal experience of fasting, and how she uses fasting in the cancer clinic. Read more »

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If you have a bad night of sleep, there are a couple things that you can do the next day to optimize your sleep compromised brain. In this episode, Drs. Lemanne and Gordon talk about the role sleep plays in their work with patients, addressing cognitive, metabolic, and cancer-related issues. Read more »

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Dr. Gordon discusses female hormones – a glimpse into their function and what happens to aging women as they lose those hormones in menopause, the skillful use of hormone replacement to extend life and enhance its quality, hormone replacement therapy workarounds for benefit of both brain and bone health. Read more »

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In this episode, Dr. Gordon and I discuss a few of our favorite and unusual medical tests, including how to predict longevity from a measure of grip strength and a special test of living blood cells that shows how well a patient can resist cancer growth. Read more »

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In this episode, Dr. Gordon discusses her recently published pilot trial in which she and three physician colleagues successfully treated patients with dementia. Read more »