#30 - Thomas Seyfried, Ph.D.: Controversial discussion—cancer as a mitochondrial metabolic disease?
The Peter Attia Drive
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Is Your Sting Getting There, Is It Still Oozing?
Lactate secretion, which is what got it there in the first place, wouldn't that tell the macrofage, hey, soming still wrong? Yes. Because, don't forget, we replace our cells by proliferation. So at what point in this protracted process does this now spring to become a metistatic lesion over over a controlled, proliferative abnormality That's not yet breaking through the basement membrane, or doing this,. right? We don't know. Sometimes this can happen very fast. Sometimes it takes a long period of time because we have the cancer cells called cancer of unknown primary. They're highly metistanats. Where they came from, we don't
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