'I fought cancer by quitting carbs': Father with terminal brain tumour claims high-fat diet of meat and dairy is the reason he's still alive

Last July, Dave Bolton (main), 35, from the Wirral, Merseyside, was told he had 12 months to live. 


The former police officer had a Glioblastoma Multiform 4 brain tumour (GBM4) - known as 'The Terminator' for its low survival rates. The father-of-two underwent a nine-hour brain operation (inset) to remove as much of the tumour as possible. But in June this year, doctors told him there was not much of the mass left - and he claims cutting out carbs and sugars and eating more meat, dairy and fats is the reason why. However many doctors warn there is no evidence the diet will help the battle against cancer.