“One consistent feature stood out: The samples all displayed a striking depletion of white blood cells within the lymph nodes and bone marrow, precisely the tissues that become packed with the feverishly dividing cells of lymphoma patients. Two Yale pharmacologists,… — Travis Christofferson Copy Share Image
“Once the first chemotherapeutic agent was successfully administered to lymphoma patients across the country, a new era of oncology was ushered in. The context of its birth was heavy with metaphor. The world’s first chemotherapeutic agent was conceived from a substance designed to maim and break the will of enemies in a cloud of slow-moving death. Its therapeutic potential was… — Travis Christofferson Copy Share
“Cancer, above all other diseases, has countless secondary causes. But, even for cancer, there is only one prime cause. Summarized in a few words,… — Travis Christofferson Copy Share Image
“In summary, the origin of carcinogenesis resides with the mitochondria in the cytoplasm, not with the genome in the nucleus.” — Travis Christofferson Copy Share Image
“One consistent feature stood out: The samples all displayed a striking depletion of white blood cells within the lymph nodes and bone marrow, precisely… — Travis Christofferson Copy Share Image
“Ketosis is a normal physiological state. I would argue it is the normal state of man. It’s not normal to have a McDonald’s and… — Travis Christofferson Copy Share Image
“Because they believe in the metabolic theory of cancer, Seyfried and D’Agostino approach cancer therapy from a different angle. Their vision is almost utopian—a… — Travis Christofferson Copy Share Image
