Description

What if cancer is influenced by far more than our genes? Emerging research suggests that our diet, lifestyle and environment may play a much greater role in cancer than previously thought.

In this thought-provoking conference presentation, Dr Rob Verkerk explores the science behind the metabolic origins of cancer, explaining how factors such as mitochondrial health, nutrition, physical activity, environmental toxins and epigenetics can influence the body’s ability to maintain health. He examines why cancer is a complex disease, how lifestyle choices may affect cancer risk, and why personalised approaches to nutrition and wellbeing are becoming increasingly important.

Drawing on the latest scientific evidence, Dr Verkerk also discusses the role of metabolism, fasting, ketogenic approaches and the tumour microenvironment, offering a fresh perspective on cancer prevention and the future of integrative cancer care.

Whether you’re living with cancer, supporting a loved one or simply interested in the latest developments in cancer science, this session provides valuable insights into how nutrition and lifestyle may help support long-term health.

A valuable resource for people living with cancer, their families, carers and healthcare professionals interested in nutrition and integrative cancer care.

Format: Digital Video Recording

File Size: Approximately 545.39 MB

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