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Is The Key To Curing Cancer In Your Metabolism?
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Cancer is one of the top causes of death in the United States with ever-increasing numbers each day. Worldwide the number of people who die from the disease is in the tens of thousands. There is no cure for this disease, only treatment that sometimes causes it to go into remission. However, current studies may be blowing away the traditional methods of treating the disease. The latest research seems to show that changes in your diet may be effective in treating and preventing cancer.
So the question is, can changing your metabolism prevent cancer? The possibility is staggering but also overwhelming in terms of study. New research must be undertaken and pursued from a non-genetic foundation to really get to the bottom of this new revelation.
Metabolism is an incredibly important component to your health and your well-being, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that metabolism is also tied into cancer prevention. If you care about protecting your health, you should be aware of how your metabolism is impacting this part of your life. You can always visit your doctor to ask about your metabolism and maybe even “reset” it with the right vitamins or other therapies. Regardless, metabolism and cancer should be something you think about, especially if there is a high occurrence of cancer in your family.
So, what do the studies say about the link between metabolism and cancer?
Cancer and Metabolism
The history behind cancer treatments can be traced back to a doctor named Warburg who discovered that cancer cells produce lactic acid in abundance when exposed to oxygen. Called the “Warburg Effect,” the cancer cell is then producing a toxic through the lactic acid and thus a different metabolism than other cells. Warburg theorized that cancer was a product of this strange conversion of energy, different from anything else previously known.
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