Hi all,
As well-known that lipomas are begnin fat cells found just below skins. During Intermittent fasting the level of glucose in the blood becomes lower, so the body uses as fuel ketone bodies from fatty cells instead of glucose. My question is if it's obevious for a body to apply ketogenisis to fat cells of lipomas or there is an external factor that can induce the ketogenisis of lipomas cells.
These links may help you
http://ecochildsplay.com/2015/01/05/why-i-practice-intermittent-fasting-16-hours-of-not-eating/
http://www.naturalnews.com/024185_body_muscles_water.html
https://treato.com/Fasting,Lipoma/?a=s&p=2
http://ehealthforum.com/health/lipomas-t132281_20.html
http://www.lipoma.net/water-fasting-treat-lipoma.html
http://lipomahomeremedy.com/lipoma-removal/can-fasting-cure-lipomas/
I use very often ketogenic diets in the treatment of obesity, achieving great decreases in weight and volume. In my clinical experience patients with obesity who presented lipomas obtained a small decrease of the volume of the lipomas, whereas if the fat decreased according to the impedanciometry.
Thank your Mohamed A. Hammad for your links.
Thank you Jose Luis Simarro for sharing your experience.
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