#30 - Thomas Seyfried, Ph.D.: Controversial discussion—cancer as a mitochondrial metabolic disease?
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The Slowest Growing Hepotoma Doesn't Ferment, Right?
There are some cancers that don't follow that, correct? I mean, aren't there some cancers that have normal mitochondria? We haven't found any, because the evidence for is that they're all fermenting. Even the slowest of the slowest growing tumors, guys that may be o dered benign, we're still making alactic acid. An another another interesting thing was the crown gall tumors and plants. This is another interesting plants have cancer, but they don't metastesize. They just grow these tumors. And people back in the thirties were testing warberg's theory in these plants, and theyre allt damaged respiration. Were fermenting, just
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