Can something as simple as changing when you eat actually influence inflammation, immune function, and cellular repair?

Fasting is often portrayed as either a miracle cure or a dangerous trend. But what does it really do inside the body, especially if you’re facing a chronic or serious illness?

In this episode of Renegade Remission, we explore the real science behind fasting and metabolic therapy.

You’ll learn what happens biologically when the body shifts its fuel source, how fasting influences autophagy and inflammation, and why some long-term survivors include gentle metabolic strategies as part of their healing approach.

We’ll also examine a documented glioblastoma case in which metabolic therapy was used alongside conventional treatment, not as a replacement, but as a supportive layer. This conversation cuts through hype and fear to give you clarity.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

1. What autophagy is and why it matters for cellular repair
2. How time-restricted eating can stabilize blood sugar and reduce inflammatory stress
3. Why ketones act as signaling molecules, not just fuel
4. The connection between glucose spikes and immune dysfunction
5. How short-term fasting influences IGF-1 and cellular stress resistance
6. Why most benefits come from gentle shifts, not extreme deprivation

Most importantly, you’ll learn how to support your metabolic health in ways that feel sustainable and safe, without rigid rules, starvation, or added stress on your body.

Listen now to understand whether fasting or metabolic strategies might be supportive on your healing journey and how to implement simple, safe shifts starting today.

If you are navigating cancer, autoimmune disease, neurological illness, heart disease, or another serious diagnosis, this episode will help you approach metabolic therapy with clarity instead of confusion.

Disclaimer

This podcast is for educational purposes only and does not provide medical advice. Always consult your licensed healthcare provider before making changes to your diet, fasting practices, or treatment plan. Fasting is not appropriate for everyone, especially those who are underweight, medically fragile, pregnant, or undergoing active treatment without supervision.

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