This is another DNA cancer treatment if like the others I've read about use animal genetic material. No fucking thank you. This is how they make vaccines. It's the new "thing" in vaccines...DNA.
Cancer, like 85 - 90% other diseases, are mitochondrial diseases, not nuclear DNA defects. Mitochondrial DNA mutations are much more dynamic and are in response to environmental signals, and are at root due to detriments in bioenergetics, not anatomical/structural/organ flaws.
Google videos of Dr Doug Wallace explaining mitchondrial etiology of disease, he's the world expert on mitochondria.
Curing cancer means treating the environment. Full spectrum sunlight for instance is nature's cancer vaccine.
With all due respect, and for those seeking more info, there is good evidence cancer is also a metabolic disease, or extremely susceptible to metabolic processes. Sure, mitochondria may play great, greater, or greatest role in conjunctuon with environment, but changing how you eat appears far more helpful than many oncologists tell their patients.
Great helpful information in your coment. Coincides with a lot of research I did on this. My husband is a stage 4 large B-cell Non-Hodgkins lymphoma survivor. Generally, Western medicine has REFUSED to account for environmental factors, outside of and within the body. My husband’s oncologist even became hostile with me when I asked for a recommendation for a nutritionist. Then later, casually asked me what my husband was taking when his large tumor was dead upon future PET scans. Hint: low magnesium. His type of cancer proliferates when the body is magnesium depleted. Thankfully that was 15 years ago.
Go hunt down a copy of "Light in Shaping Life" by Roeland Van Wijk. It's around $100 but the chapter on oncology / cell proliferation is worth the price alone. You'll have to deep dive into biochemistry and photobiology to understand it, but well worth the investment in learning about what's going on metabolically with oncogenesis
You can get educated on what you don't know. Go hunt down a copy of "Light in Shaping Life" by Roeland Van Wijk. It's around $100 but the chapter on oncology / cell proliferation is worth the price alone.
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16445518? ago
This is another DNA cancer treatment if like the others I've read about use animal genetic material. No fucking thank you. This is how they make vaccines. It's the new "thing" in vaccines...DNA.
16447738? ago
Cancer, like 85 - 90% other diseases, are mitochondrial diseases, not nuclear DNA defects. Mitochondrial DNA mutations are much more dynamic and are in response to environmental signals, and are at root due to detriments in bioenergetics, not anatomical/structural/organ flaws.
Google videos of Dr Doug Wallace explaining mitchondrial etiology of disease, he's the world expert on mitochondria.
Curing cancer means treating the environment. Full spectrum sunlight for instance is nature's cancer vaccine.
16450725? ago
With all due respect, and for those seeking more info, there is good evidence cancer is also a metabolic disease, or extremely susceptible to metabolic processes. Sure, mitochondria may play great, greater, or greatest role in conjunctuon with environment, but changing how you eat appears far more helpful than many oncologists tell their patients.
16452073? ago
Cancer cells can only use glucose as an energy source. Fasting forces your body to shift to using ketones as it's energy source.
Chemo makes people unable to keep food down.
Is the chemo treatment itself what makes people better, or is it the side effect of repeated instances of forced fasting?
16449421? ago
Great helpful information in your coment. Coincides with a lot of research I did on this. My husband is a stage 4 large B-cell Non-Hodgkins lymphoma survivor. Generally, Western medicine has REFUSED to account for environmental factors, outside of and within the body. My husband’s oncologist even became hostile with me when I asked for a recommendation for a nutritionist. Then later, casually asked me what my husband was taking when his large tumor was dead upon future PET scans. Hint: low magnesium. His type of cancer proliferates when the body is magnesium depleted. Thankfully that was 15 years ago.
16489976? ago
Go hunt down a copy of "Light in Shaping Life" by Roeland Van Wijk. It's around $100 but the chapter on oncology / cell proliferation is worth the price alone. You'll have to deep dive into biochemistry and photobiology to understand it, but well worth the investment in learning about what's going on metabolically with oncogenesis
16493448? ago
Thank you! I’ll look into this.
16449036? ago
Full sunlight my ass. That's BS.
16489945? ago
You can get educated on what you don't know. Go hunt down a copy of "Light in Shaping Life" by Roeland Van Wijk. It's around $100 but the chapter on oncology / cell proliferation is worth the price alone.