Tag: liver

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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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Eliminating sugar (sucrose) from the diet leads to diabetes, as well as gut and liver inflammation

This study will probably rile up the low-carb legions, who seem to have completely taken over the…

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An inflammatory PUFA metabolite drives liver fibrosis (cirrhosis) by poisoning mitochondria

Ray wrote extensively about the toxicity of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) , particularly their propensity to undergo lipid peroxidation…

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Vitamin B3 can prevent/treat fatty liver (MASLD/NAFLD/NASH)

Metabolic-associated fatty liver disease (MASLD) affects roughly 30% of the global population — billions of people. Mainstream medicine has…

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Chronic stress can cause/drive liver cancer (HCC) by affecting tryptophan metabolism

Little by little, we are seeing new studies call (timidly) for a “paradigm shift” (read: euphemism for…

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Vitamin K deficiency or antagonism (e.g. warfarin) can cause/promote liver cancer (HCC)

It is rate that we get medicine to admit that a “primitive” vitamin deficiency can directly cause…

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Mictochondrial NAD+ levels drive liver regeneration

Given the prevalence of liver disease – NAFLD, NASH, cirrhosis and even liver cancer – in the…

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Keto diets may drop some weight, but cause hyperlipidemia, liver/heart disease, and even diabetes type I

This is probably one of the most controversial posts I have made in a long time. It…

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Alcohol harms the liver through glutamate, not only endotoxin (LPS); taurine/niacinamide may help

The rates of binge drinking keep rising in the West and such activities are strongly and inversely…

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Fatty liver breakthrough: vitamin B3 may cure/prevent it, even at the genomic level

Relatively new study, of which I can’t yet get the full text. However, its findings are truly…