“An integrated approach to treating Cancer”
My treatment approach to cancer is based on the fact that cancer is a mitochondrial metabolic disease. Cancer cells use fermentation to generate energy, meaning they produce energy without the use of oxygen. This is the result of damage to mitochondrial respiration. Mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell, responsible for producing ATP, the primary source of cellular energy. When the mitochondria become dysfunctional, they revert to fermentation fuels that don’t require oxygen, such as glucose and glutamine. If you want to kill cancer, you must deprive it of its fermentable fuels, glucose and glutamine. As you degrade the tumor by restricting glucose, your other cells will continue to improve in health as they rely on fatty acids. Normal cells are very flexible in the fuels they can use, while cancer cells are restricted to just two fuels, glucose and glutamine, because their oxidative phosphorylation system is corrupted.
1) Starve the cancer of its two fuels, glucose and glutamine. We deprive the tumor of glucose by following a strict Ketone diet. To get patients into ketosis quickly, we start with a water fast for 3-7 days. Fasting starves cancer of glucose, its primary source of energy. It also triggers autophagy (your body's cleanup system), which helps clear out damaged cells. We simultaneously deprive the cells of glutamine by administering glutamine blockers throughout the day. Once you understand the origin of the disease, you can manage it without toxicity.
2) We then administer Ivermectin alternatively with Fenbendazole throughout the day. These two drugs facilitate apoptosis, or programmed cell death, by inhibiting the microtubules of cancer cells. These drugs inhibit glucose uptake in cancer cells, which are 200 times more dependent on glucose than normal cells. These drugs also reactivate the p53 gene, also known as the cancer suppressor gene. These cells are a form of chemotherapy that targets cancer cells, while sparing normal cells. These have been used effectively in the treatment of various diseases, including the eradication of parasites from the body.
3) We then flood the system with oxidative treatments that create an oxygen-rich environment. This inhibits cell growth as they thrive in an oxygen-poor environment. These oxidative treatments can boost your energy level and immune function.
4) It is essential to manage cancer and support your immune health, allowing it to effectively engage in destroying cancer cells. We do this by ensuring your vitamin D level is over 100. Vitamin D is not a vitamin but a hormone that regulates 2500-2800 genes that control your immune system. Additionally, I encourage regular exercise, Regular physical activity has been shown to improve cancer survival rates and enhance quality of life. Both aerobic exercises and resistance training can help reduce inflammation, boost immune function, and combat fatigue caused by cancer and its treatment. This is particularly beneficial, as it allows the muscles and brain to take priority, depriving the cancer of its fuel when there is extra sugar in the system. Stress management is also essential, as chronic stress elevates cortisol levels, which can weaken the immune system.
Integration with traditional treatment: Some patients may choose to continue pursuing traditional treatments. It should be noted that the above therapies enhance the effect of conventional chemo and radiation.
These treatments degrade the cancer
1) Starve the Cancer
2) Creates a hostile, oxygen-rich environment
3) Target cancer cell reproduction
4) Builds up the patient’s immune system to better protect healthy cells and help degrade cancer cells
The cancer is in a weakened state and is more susceptible to both chemo and radiation, and requires fewer and shorter duration treatments.
I encourage patients undergoing traditional therapy to consider adding these integrative therapies, especially if they are vaccinated for COVID, as the vaccine can potentially activate the P53 cancer suppressor gene. Ivermectin reengages the P53 cancer suppressor gene.
Links:
Targeting the Mitochondrial Syem Cell Connection in Cancer Treatment:
Scientists Announce Major Breakthrough as Ivermectin Nanoparticles Destroy Brain Cancer Cells:
Avoid Radiation with Glioblastoma patients:
Clinical research framework proposal for ketogenic metabolic therapy in glioblastoma: