Cancer: the Metabolic Theory and Alternative Care
(Updated: 23 November 2024)
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This page is devoted to presenting two things:
  • the "new" Metabolic Theory concerning the root cause of cancer (which many expect will replace the old Somatic Theory), and
  • the cancer treatments that are being discovered that address this new paradigm.
The Theories — The Somatic Theory posits that cancer originates in damage to a cell's DNA. The Metabolic Theory posits that cancer originates in damage to mitochondria (the energy creators of cells), and that one of the follow-on consequences of this is damage to the cell's DNA. This implies that decades of research and treatment development have been addressing the non-root cause, perhaps explaining why so little progress has been made on so many fronts — i.e., we don't have a dependable cure for most cancers.

The Treatments — The new treatments are aimed at the root cause. The proponents of these treatments are careful to say they can be used as adjuncts to traditional oncology cutting-chemo-radiation treatments, often ameliorating the negative effects of these traditional treatments. But part of this is aimed at opening opportunities for the new treatments that would otherwise be slammed shut by traditional oncologists.

The Frontline Covid Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC: https://flccc.net) is a large international network of doctors who came together during the Covid "Crisis" to share (and learn from each other) methods of treating the new disease. One of the founders of this network, Dr. Paul Malik, became interested in cancer because of the sudden surge in "turbo" cancers that arose in the wake of the push for adoption of the gene-therapy injections falsely labeled as "vaccines." A veteran of hundreds of scientific studies and research papers, he did a deep dive into the remarkable amount of prior scientific research and key book publications that provide evidence for the Metabolic Theory, a body of work that has been largely ignored ("suppressed" might accurately convey it) by the oncology profession. He wrote a major treatise on this (available online or from Amazon). This prompted his FLCCC-founding collage Dr. Pierre Kory to write Substack posts about it. The two of them (and others) are now in the process of developing cancer treatments addressing this new paradigm. Dr. Kory and his colleague Scott Marsden are now treating patients using these, and the FLCCC has initiated a major observational study on them.

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