Tag: OXPHOS
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…
Even mild inhibition of oxidative metabolism may cause szhizophrenia, naicinamide reverses it
An excellent set of studies, demonstrating that another “mysterious” and “genetically-predisposed” condition can be caused entirely by…
Osteoarthritis (OA) may be caused by hypometabolism-driven cholesterol accumulation; vitamin B5 mat treat it
The role of mitochondria and oxidative metabolism in “structural” conditions such as OA is becoming more widely…
A shift from oxidative toward anaerobic metabolism increases nitric oxide (NO) and lactate and drives migraines
Ray mentioned the topic of migraines many times in his articles. He implicated estrogen, serotonin, NO and…
“Gulf War Syndrome” likely curable; it is driven by metabolic dysfunction and inflammation, not neuron damage
Some good news just in for the holidays. For decades, military veterans with this conditions have been…
PRESS: The estrogen/progesterone ratio in menopause is LOW and it causes Alzheimer; STUDY: That ratio in menopause is HIGH, it causes AD by lowering OXPHOS, P4 may cure AD
I think at this point the verdict is clear – mainstream scientific press is beyond redemption. I…
Wasting syndrome (cachexia) driven by low metabolism/NAD+; can be blocked/reversed
One of those articles that fully corroborates Ray’s views that metabolism is central not only to “function”,…
Age-related inflammation driven by declining mitochondrial function; menopause likely reversible
Yet another study demonstrating the key role metabolism plays in aspects of health firmly considered by medicine…
Psoriasis as a metabolic conditions, vitamin B2 (riboflavin) may prevent/treat it
Yet another condition of “mysterious” origin turns out to be nothing but energetic deficiency in disguise. Namely,…
Mitochondria are alive and interchangeable across species, may explain differences in intelligence across latter
Just a quick post that suggests once again that metabolism is the key determinant of intelligence and…