Cancer is a Metabolic Disease; Latent Virus Cause; Part #3 Russell Blaylock, MD

Cancer is a Metabolic Disease; Latent Virus Cause; Part #3 Russell Blaylock, MD

SUMMARY: In Part 3 of Dr. Blaylock’s presentation on Cancer is a Metabolic Disease, he discusses a concept not comply heard that latent viruses in stem cells are fundamental to the development of a cancer cell. These viruses like the Cytomegalic Virus, Herpes virus and other viruses which and internalized by a person from the air and environment. The virus then is taken by the blood stream and enters cell where it lives off of the cellular cytoplasm and energy sources to multiply. These viruses can be latent and not active until activated by a toxic agent as described in Program #2. The activation process involves inflammation and immuno-excito-toxicity, which is a key inflammatory cascade in activating the virus in an inflammatory environment. The virus RNA or DNA then direct the cell and its processes to develop proteins which change the cell metabolism to making more viruses and also proteins which inhibit the inflammatory cells in the extra-cellular space, shot of the cell suicide genes so it will survive a long time, extend the life of the chromosomes so the cell will also live longer, and direct the cell to form more tumor cells as the the tumor develops. With this are vascular growth factor proteins which allow the blood vessels to grow and supply more oxygen to the rapidly growing tumor cells…

He discusses that anticancer agents and radiation produce more cell damage and only increase inflammation. He suggests other agents to stop the metallic changes from free radical formation coming from the increased chemical reactions, and to modify the metabolic changes in the cell produced by the virus RNA and DNA. Viruses are found in 100% of Glioblastomas and in many other cells in the body producing other tumors. The viruses attack the stem cells and can covert their metabolism to the cancer cell metabolism, The stem cells then make more tumor cells, so infection of all cells is not necessary. This is a new concept to the general public and to many doctors, but is written about defensively in the literature which he quotes. Excellent series on Cancer is a Metabolic disease. 60 minutes. Good for Video and Podcast (JIA)

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