Cancer is a Metabolic Disease; Part 1; Russell Blaylock, MD

Cancer is a Metabolic Disease; Part 1; Russell Blaylock, MD

SUMMARY: Dr. Russell Blaylock, interviewed by Dr. Ausman, describes the new direction the understanding of the causes of Cancer are taking. In the past, we believed that Cancer was a genetic disease, and so, the genetic composition of many cancers has been studied extensively. What was found was that there were wide variations in genetic abnormalities of cancers while one would expect that there might be similarities in the genetic pattern that would explain how cells became cancerous. Dr. Thomas Seyfried performed an experiment in which a tumor cell nucleus was transferred to a cell with a normal cytoplasm, believing that the genetic changes in the nucleus would be expressed in the cell as it grew to become a cancer cell. But, the cell continued to be a normal cell. Yet, when a normal cell nucleus was transplanted into a tumor cell cytoplasm, a tumor grew. This experiment indicated that for a cancer to grow, molecular contents of the cytoplasm of the cell were necessary to support a cancer growth.

Over time it was discovered that many different agents caused cancers. What was common to all of these agents was an immunologic- inflammatory-excitatory cascade in the cell cytoplasm to toxic agents which initiated these cancer changes by causing disruptions in the metabolism of the cell and mitochondrial energy sources. Actually as Dr. Otto Warburg found in 1931, cancer cells find alternate ways of growing by taking over the cell metabolism from the usual cytoplasmic glycolytic and mitochondrial tri-carboxylic acid cycles and using alternate routes of metabolism forming pyruvate to lactic acid. Along the way the new tumor cell metabolism blocks all the normal cell protective systems that keep it a normal cell and allow the tumor cell to grow into a large tumor. Some of the agents initiating these toxic inflammatory changes in the cell are smoking, some vaccinations, all kinds of toxins, alcohol consumption, toxic metals, microwave radiation from cell phones, anticancer drugs, radiation, and Covid 19 vaccine.

Cancer cells thrive on glutamine which is common in our high sugar diets. Glutamine is converted to glutamate in the body which stimulates the growth and invasion of the cancers. The cells effected are the small population of Stem Cells, or multi potential basic cells, which are everywhere in the body that grow into these cancer cells and produce more cancer cells. Dr. Blaylock explains in more detail in this and a second video what happens to convert a normal cell to a cancer cell and how to prevent that change with naturally occurring agents. Chemotherapeutic agents and Radiation treatments used to prevent cancer can accelerate it as they initiate cell damage and then the immuno-excito-toxic pathway leading to disrupted cell metabolism and initiating cancer growth. Excellent presentation for Video and Podcast (47 minutes) This will change your perspective on cancer. (JIA)

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