Tag: cancer

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Intact thymus (a sign of lower cortisol/estrogen exposure) is a very good predictor of health/longevity

Ray has written by the thymus gland in several of his articles. He mentioned that cortisol and…

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Interfering with mitochondrial dynamics causes cancer (by driving inflammation); no carcinogen/mutation required!

One of the rare studies that quietly lets the truth out in the open. Namely, that cancer…

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Estrogen drives thyroid cancer in women

The recent push to bring back estrogenic HRT for menopausal women may go down as one of…

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Hyperlipidemia (induced by ketogenic diet) drives tumor growth, even in the absence of obesity

For years, mainstream medicine and popular diet gurus have promoted the ketogenic diet as a “cancer-fighting” strategy. The…

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Metabolic (OXPHOS) speed/rate, not ATP levels, determines health (and keeps cancer in check)

Mainstream “mitochondrial medicine” is almost exclusively obsessed with ATP levels. The assumption is that mitochondria are important only…

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Niacinamide reverses aerobic glycolysis (Warburg Effect)

The Warburg effect — the conversion of glucose to lactate even in the presence of oxygen —…

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Starving cancer of glucose is a BAD idea

For years, mainstream oncology has been pushing the idea of “starving cancer” by depriving tumors of glucose….

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A high GSSG/GSH ratio (oxidized state) is required for proper protein folding; the opposite favors disease (cancer)

Glutathione is almost always discussed in mainstream medicine as a pure “antioxidant” — with the implicit assumption…

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Niacinamide and/or methionine depletion is therapeutic for brain cancer (glioblastoma)

I just did a post on how depletion of cysteine (a reductant and glutathione precursor) is therapeutic…

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Phase II human study with vitamin B3 for brain cancer (glioblastoma)

This type of cancer is one of the deadliest and even with treatment the prognosis is very…