Snapshot · Giggly Squad
Feederism is a kink where people pay women to eat and gain weight; some women pursue it for income but risk death as their bodies shut down from extreme overeating.
Matt McCusker said his personal phone screen time has dropped to only two hours per day since he began consciously resisting the urge to scroll.
Fitness influencer Connor Murphy reportedly dosed ayahuasca every two hours by himself in a Thailand apartment, leading to a psychotic break, a police chase, and drowning.
The American Cancer Society projects approximately 1,700 Americans will die from cancer every single day in 2026, totalling roughly 626,000 deaths that year.
The American Cancer Society projects 626,000 Americans will die from cancer in 2026, with over 2.11 million new diagnoses — roughly 5,800 new cases per day.
Normal cells generate 34–36 ATP molecules per glucose molecule via oxidative phosphorylation; cancer cells using fermentation produce only 2, making them highly inefficient and fuel-hungry.
Pablo Kelly from Devon, England was diagnosed with an inoperable glioblastoma and refused radiation and chemo, surviving 10 years using only metabolic therapy, eventually having 4 debulking surgeries.
Trudy Dupont, the patient who inspired the creation of the Glucose Ketone Index, survived over 10 years with a brainstem glioma using metabolic therapy.
During the episode, Steven Bartlett measured his blood glucose at 90 mg/dL and ketones at 0.4 mmol/L, giving a GKI of 12.5 — placing him in what Seyfried calls the 'prevention zone.'
Research by Dr. Valter Longo suggests fasting-mimicking diets can make standard cancer therapies up to 3 times more effective by removing the metabolic shield of cancer cells.
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