Opinion Volume 11 Issue 2
Choices unlimited for Health & Wellness Ltd, Canada
Correspondence: Holly Fourchalk, Choices Unlimited for health and wellness, 14751 34a Ave, Surrey, BC V4P 0B3, Canada, Tel +1604 7645 203
Received: October 26, 2017 | Published: April 20, 2018
Citation: Fourchalk H. Cancer–why do they make it so scary?. Int J Complement Alt Med. 2018;11(2):110. DOI: 10.15406/ijcam.2018.11.00379
There are a wide variety of cancers. AND, there are a wide variety of remedies…some with good research behind them and others not.
Let’s understand cancer cells first. They have a different type of DNA. The DNA genetic program that makes sure that cells die is called apoptosis. That program is turned off in cancer cells. A second factor that is different in the cancer cells is the membrane. The electrophysiological membrane is depolarized which supports the maintenance of cancer stem cells. Further the mechanisms by which the membrane potentiation regulates cell proliferation, migration, and differentiation is different.
Further, normal cells take in a lot of oxygen and significantly less sugar. But cancer cells take in huge amounts of sugar and little oxygen. Cancer cells require about 4x as much sugar to make fuel compared to normal cells.
Tumors are also well equipped to increase angiogenesis (new blood vessel development). They want additional blood sources to take the nutrient they require to multiply and spread. Cancer research is slow because of a number of different issues:
Despite all that, we do know that
Just like with conventional synthetic medication, real medicine has to be able to identify what kind of cancer and how and why it is there. Why are the cancer cells taking hold in this particular body. How do we feed the body without feeding the cancer cells. There are many ways to fight cancer in ways that are supportive to our body rather than destructive. Again, we need to help the consumer know and understand their options.
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