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Okay! I left off last time saying that we have two big issues to address with regard to hypoxia as a cause or exacerbating fac...

Graphic adapted from Seyfried et al., 2015 OH. EM. GEE!!!!! It’s baaa-aaaaack! Today is June 1, 2016. Looking back thro...

For those of you who don’t follow me on Twitter or Facebook and missed the announcement last week, I’ve recorded another episode...

This is the second installment in a short-ish series looking at roadblocks to fat loss, even when it seems like you’re doing “all the r...

I concluded the previous post by introducing the idea that, when it comes to a body and brain being fueled by ketones, the absolute conc...

I ended the previous post by introducing the idea of using exogenous ketones for improving the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s, w...

    The Setup Picture the following scenario: You find yourself walking from one room into another and can’t remembe...

We’re in the midst of exploring a few potential causes of cancer, and ways to possibly reduce risk. Up today: carcinogens. (If yo...

Graphic modified from Seyfried, et al.   Cancer as a metabolic disease:  implications for novel therapeutics.  Carcinogenesis....

If the previous post in this series on cancer  (before the video ) was unsettling, good! It was supposed to be. It was meant to ...

Since I've fallen behind in churning out new posts in the cancer series on this blog , I wanted to share a little something wit...

It’s a boy ! It’s a girl ! It’s a book! I did it! The e-book I’ve been dropping hints about is finally finished and ava...

Those of us who are steeped in the ancestral health paradigm sometimes get a little too big for our britches. Because we know a...

“Cancer cells were producing energy in a way that evolution had set aside as an auxiliary pathway, a highly inefficient generator t...

“Let’s get ready to RUUUUMBLLLLLE!” “Maybe we’ve mischaracterized the origin of cancer. Maybe cancer is not a genetic dise...

“One of the most common and profound phenotypes of cancer cells is their propensity to utilize and catabolize glucose at high rate...

Did I blow your mind with that mutated hexokinase stuff in the previous post ? (To be honest, it blew my mind, when I first read ab...

“The ability to sustain an enhanced glycolytic rate represents one of the most consistent and profound biochemical phenotypes of many...

Class is back in session! We have covered several hallmarks that make cancer cells different from healthy cells. I’ve been sayi...

Welcome to the next installment in my ongoing series exploring the metabolic theory of cancer . If this is your first visit, you ...