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Our body has different types of cells which grow and multiply several times in a day to maintain normal function. Occasionally this cell division is affected and creates a wrong cell or an abnormal cell. These divide further in an uncontrolled way affecting the other parts of the body. These cells which divide abnormally are called cancer cells. These cells can locally infiltrate the adjacent organs or invade the blood and lymphatic system and cause spread or metastasis. The metabolic theory of cancer suggests that cancer originates from metabolic dysfunction in cells, particularly related to increased consumption of glucose and glutamine, increased glycolysis, changes in the use of metabolic enzyme isoforms, and increased secretion of lactate.
The metabolic theory of cancer posits that the transformation of normal cells into cancerous cells is driven by a fundamental change in cellular energy metabolism, rather than genetic mutations being the primary cause. According to this theory:
Warburg observed that cancer cells tend to rely on glycolysis for energy production, even in the presence of oxygen (aerobic glycolysis), rather than using the more efficient process of oxidative phosphorylation in the mitochondria.
This shift to glycolysis allows cancer cells to generate energy rapidly and produce the building blocks needed for rapid cell growth, even though it’s a less efficient way to produce ATP (energy).
The metabolic theory suggests that damage or dysfunction in the mitochondria, the cell’s energy powerhouses, plays a central role in the development of cancer.
Mitochondrial dysfunction can lead to a reliance on glycolysis and create an environment that favors the survival and proliferation of cancer cells.
Symptoms of cancer vary depending on the type, location, and stage of the disease. Common symptoms can include:
1.Unexplained weight loss
2.Persistent fatigue
3.Changes in skin appearance (such as new moles or sores that don’t heal)
4.Persistent cough or trouble breathing
5.Changes in bowel or bladder habits
6.Unusual bleeding or discharge
7.Lumps or masses that can be felt under the skin
8.Persistent pain, especially if it is unexplained
Cancer can only survive in the body if there is,
1.An acidic environment in the body
2.Low level of vitamin c in the body
3.Defective mitochondrial function
4.Reduced oxygen levels
5.Excess amount of glucose supply
6.Increased oxidative stress
This is common in all types and stages of cancer. We at MIHC treat cancer as a metabolic disorder by addressing these systemic factors that promotes the progression of cancers.
Bladder cancer, prostate cancer, breast cancer, lung cancer, oral cancer, liver(hepatocellular)cancer, pancreatic cancer, kidney(renal cell) cancer, lymphoma, leukaemia, colorectal cancer, uterine cancer, cervical cancer, brain tumours, gastric cancer, ovarian cancer, bone cancer etc.., we specialize in handling all types of carcinomas, sarcomas, myelomas, leukaemia, and lymphomas.
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