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  1. haidut

    Cancer relies on fat as fuel due to high reductive stress

    One of the few studies out there that not only links cancer with impaired OXPHOS, but demonstrates directly the role of reductive stress (exemplified by the NAD/NADH ratio) in cancer's appetite for fats as fuel required for the cancer survival and proliferation/metastasis. It also once again...
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    • cancer fat fatty acid oxidation nad nad/nadh oxphos oxygen redox
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    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  2. fever257

    My Experience With CO2 - My Routine, Knowledge, And Questions

    Hey everyone, Just wanna preface this by saying please bare with me as I do have a few questions. so in Danny's weblogs, Ray has said that moving to a high elevation (which has high CO2 air content) is the best thing that one can do for their health. We know the CO2 automatically raises the...
  3. charlie

    Some Doctors Moving Away From Ventilators For Virus Patients

    "As health officials around the world push to get more ventilators to treat coronavirus patients, some doctors are moving away from using the breathing machines when they can. The reason: Some hospitals have reported unusually high death rates for coronavirus patients on ventilators, and some...
  4. J

    The Reason Behind Coronavirus Deaths In Italy

    So I'm an Italian currently following lots of streams of information about the virus since TOO MANY things are really strange at the moment. Well, I came after something really big. This guy in the video (unfortunately it is in Italian) is looking for answers and he is in contact with a med...
  5. T

    'many Patients Do Not Recover Once Tubed'

    I couldn't find an existing thread to stick this in
  6. haidut

    Hypoxia, Nutrient Deficiency Rapidly Rewires Cells For Cancer Metabolism

    One of the earliest observations of Otto Warburg when he studied cancer was that anything that interferes with oxygen supply to the cell effectively caused the cell to become "cancerous". In other words, he opined that cancer was essentially an adaptation to a lack of oxygen, not a mutant gory...
    • haidut
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    • cancer deficiency glycolysis hif hypoxia metabolism nutrient oxygen rewire starvation warburg effect yme1l1
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  7. haidut

    Increased Fatty Acid Synthesis (FAS) Is Simply A Sign Of Oxygen Deficiency / Low Metabolism

    Just a quick post on a study that provides insight as to how increased fatty acid oxidation (FAO) can "paradoxically" result in increased FAS as well, thus leading to a vicious cycle most commonly seen in diabetes and cancer. One of my recent posts discussed a much more recent study that...
    • haidut
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    • cancer diabetes electron flow fao fas fasn nad nadh oxidation oxphos oxygen randle cycle terminal electron acceptor
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  8. haidut

    Riboflavin, Oxygen And UV Light As A Treatment For Myopia

    I posted about riboflavin a few months go in regards to treating another eye condition. This new study found that riboflavin may also be effective as a combination treatment of myopia. Novel cross-linking application for low myopia shows promise "...This new application of corneal...
    • haidut
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    • corneal cross-linking myopia oxygen riboflavin therapy treatment uv light
    • Replies: 11
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  9. haidut

    Ants Do Not Age Due To Living In Environment With High Co2

    Ray has written about this theory that the naked mole rat is a remarkably resilient creature that never gets cancer due to living in environment of very high levels of CO2. Coincindentally (or not), the naked mole rat is the only rodent that lives in colonies just like ants do. Anyways, this...
  10. haidut

    Oxygen breathing acutely raises prolactin in humans

    Ray has written on the dangers of hyperoxia and its inability to actually increase tissue oxygenation. Now it looks like there is another danger of inhaling pure O2 - raised prolactin. It also looks like hyperoxia increased prolactin more than hypoxia. So, even more reason to raise our CO2 since...
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