Tag: ROS

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ROS (elevated by fat oxidation) drive immune dysfunction in cancer; vitamin E may help

Yet another study demonstrating that metabolism controls an aspect of physiology so far considered largely independent of…

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Reactive oxygen species, derived mostly from fat oxidation, drive cancer growth/metastases

In several of the interviews with Dr. Mercola, we touched upon the role of reactive oxygen species…

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Chronic use of anti-anxiety drugs (benzodiazepines) leads to “oxidative” stress and inflammation

A few studies that came out recently suggested that chronic use of benzodiazepine drugs (benzos) such as…

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Just 2-3 tablets (same dose as used in IdeaLabs cancer studies) of aspirin daily has a strong anti-aging effect

There has been a consistent and well-funded effort by Big Pharma to convince the public that aspirin…

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Study: CO2 may be “bad” for the climate, but is beneficial for humans

One of my readers sent this article via email. In all honesty, I did not expect that…

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Increased fat oxidation (FAO) sufficient to cause senescence/aging/disease

A very interesting study, and one of the few that I have seen openly acknowledge the existence…

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Lactate damages mitochondria and can cause (pulmonary) fibrosis

In the first half of the 20th century lactate had a largely negative reputation in medical circles…

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Stress/Injury (mitochondrial dysfunction) sufficient to cause de-differentiation, even cancer

One of the most pernicious myths in medicine is the “irreversibility” of several cellular processes related to…

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Mitochondrial dysfunction is a major cause of cardiovascular disease (CVD)

At a first glance, mitochondrial dysfunction (a “functional” problem) has little in common with the build-up of…

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Blocking PUFA metabolism may treat Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)

The disease ALS needs no introduction. It is perhaps the most dreaded disease in current/former athletes as…