Well Walter, I'm sure you have mixed feelings about the unfolding confirmation of your initial hypothesis. But as witnesses to your very successful and revealing journey, I, hell, all of your readers, feel nothing but gratitude for your sharing these insights.
Our son (the third of 4 -- and 3 girls) plays the pipe organ and he mentioned something similar; though it involved something else, not biological sciences (he just graduated with a physics engineering degree)!
"MCT4 expression is a functional marker of hypoxia, oxidative stress, aerobic glycolysis, and L-lactate efflux. Remarkably, high stromal MCT4 levels (score = 2) were specifically associated with decreased overall survival (18% survival at 10 y post-diagnosis). In contrast, patients with absent stromal MCT4 expression (score = 0), had 10-y survival rates of ~97%"
Awesome Walter , uggh “pro- cancer metabolism “..... I do think we are in for some dark times ahead . 😪. I’m not usually a pessimist. I appreciate all your recommendations .
Have you done any research on fenbendazole? There is some evidence that it can eviscerate cancer.
Important observations here. This needs to be spread far and wide.
Walter, stunning observations re the Warburg effect!
Well Walter, I'm sure you have mixed feelings about the unfolding confirmation of your initial hypothesis. But as witnesses to your very successful and revealing journey, I, hell, all of your readers, feel nothing but gratitude for your sharing these insights.
Let me get this right ... people injected Rat Juice... one of the most toxic substances known to man ....
For a .. free donut?
Always incredible and enlightening information, Walter. Thank you!
Our son (the third of 4 -- and 3 girls) plays the pipe organ and he mentioned something similar; though it involved something else, not biological sciences (he just graduated with a physics engineering degree)!
This helps me connect the dots so much better!
Any thoughts on methylene blue?
Walter, your dedication and commitment is outstanding. I always look forward to reading each new article you write.
Using the “reverse Warburg effect” to identify high-risk breast cancer patients
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.4161/cc.11.6.19530
"MCT4 expression is a functional marker of hypoxia, oxidative stress, aerobic glycolysis, and L-lactate efflux. Remarkably, high stromal MCT4 levels (score = 2) were specifically associated with decreased overall survival (18% survival at 10 y post-diagnosis). In contrast, patients with absent stromal MCT4 expression (score = 0), had 10-y survival rates of ~97%"
Fasting/Keto may promote cancer growth:
http://haidut.me/?p=2245
Are you familiar with Georgi Dinkov, Walter? This is his blog, searched for Warburg Effect:-
http://haidut.me/?s=warburg+effect
He is an independent researcher much like yourself. Very much into cancer metabolism etc. Might be worth making contact.
Awesome Walter , uggh “pro- cancer metabolism “..... I do think we are in for some dark times ahead . 😪. I’m not usually a pessimist. I appreciate all your recommendations .