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What does current research reveal about the key drivers behind the rising incidence of colorectal cancer in younger adults, and why does this trend represent an urgent public health concern? Modern medicine continues to look to Paul Ehrlich’s magic bullet as the answer to cancer. Yet, it is modern science that dispels the magic bullet […]
Does cancer fear chemotherapy? Surgery? Radiation? These therapies, what I disaffectionately call the ‘unholy trinity’, can damage, debulk, and destroy tumors, but they do not create lasting immune memory. In fact, research highlights numerous mechanisms by which they promote metastasis (epithelial-mesenchymal transition, increased circulating tumor cells, formation of tumor microenvironments of metastasis, lymph/angiogenesis, myeloid cell […]
Cancer has historically been seen as a disease of mutations. New science dictates a different paradigm — it is e a disease of architecture.For years, circulating cell-free DNA (cfDNA) has largely been viewed as simply a genomic tool — a way to measure tumor burden, detect mutations, or monitor minimal residual disease. But emerging research […]
Most look at cancer and aging as separate; that is, cancer is a disease of the aged, thus cancer is downstream of aging. Stated another way, cancer is a byproduct of aging. The central idea here is that aging and cancer are linked, but nothing more. Cancer is not simply a downstream effect of aging. […]
One of my favorite places to recharge is the beach. More, it is a walk on the beach. Even more, it is a walk in the space between the ocean reaching out to the beach and the dry, hard sand of the beach. It is a thin space. My pastor calls the space between heaven […]
The Invisible Beginning Similar to genetics, most look at their immune system as the cards they were simply dealt in life. Either good or bad, the immune system is a gift or a scourge of inheritance. How many times have you heard, “I wish I had a metabolism like that person”? The implication is that […]
The social media waves surrounding ivermectin surged last week with the announcement that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) was beginning preclinical research into ivermectin as a repurposed oncology medication. When it comes to waves, there are few therapies in integrative oncology that measure bigger than ivermectin. As the wave formed, the rush to catch […]
According to a recent article published in Barrons on February 3, 2026, four out of every 10 cancer cases are contributable to a range of preventable risk factors identified as smoking, alcohol consumption, air pollution, overweight, and lack of exercise to name a few. This data was sourced from the World Health Organization. Sadly, the […]
It is interesting how things and topics have a way of coming full circle. I recently had two such instances related to low-dose metronomic chemotherapy. The first full circle was a recent conversation with a patient who was trying to communicate with her oncologist that she wanted a lower dose of chemotherapy. Why? Well, this […]
The one constant in science is that science is never settled. Discovery brings new ideas, which translate to new understanding, shifting paradigms of thought, leading to innovation. This idea of an inheritable gut microbiome and gut metabolome is such a topic. The level of inheritance of the gut microbiome and gut metabolome is important to […]
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