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DEBUNKED: 2/3rds of Cancer "Just Bad Luck"
“You can download a free report that explains the details here: http://www.foundmyfitness.com/?sendme=cancer-bad-luck.”
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How Omega-3, Vitamin D, and Exercise Affected Aging Clocks
“The full combination was associated with 39 percent lower odds of becoming prefrail among initially robust participants, and an exploratory analysis recorded fewer invasive cancers, although both findings came from secondary outcomes.”
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Q&A #43: Rhonda’s Diet and Supplements—Plus Menopausal Hormone Therapy
Dr. Rhonda Patrick answers audience questions on various health, nutrition, and science topics in this Q&A session.
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A cancer immunotherapy cocktail delivered under skin directly to the site of melanoma skin cancer increased survival by 70% in mice.
“The immunotherapy cocktail consists of an antibody (PD-1) that prevents melanoma cells from escaping immune surveillance and another antibody (CTLA-4) which enhance the ability of immune cells to kill cancer cells.”
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A combination treatment of ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and doxycycline induces metabolic inflexibility in cancer stem cells.
“From the article: > The Salford team recently showed Vitamin C to be up to ten times more effective at stopping cancer cell growth than pharmaceuticals such as 2-DG [an inhibitor of glycolysis], but they say that when Vitamin C is combined with an antibiotic, it is up to ten times more effective, making it nearly 100 times more effective than 2-DG.”
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Clearing out senescent cells can extend healthspan by 25% in mice. Great summary of current state of research on senescence!
“Cellular senescence is so important when we discuss aging and cancer because as our cells accumulate damage, which naturally happens as we age there are only so many outcomes that we can expect. The first possibility is that the cells can die.”
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Watercress supplementation reduced DNA damage by up to 24% and increased glutathione enzyme activity & other antioxidant enzymes in healthy volunteers
“I talk about this watercress study and so much more in a comprehensive video on broccoli sprouts and sulforaphane and their effects on cancer, mortality, aging, the brain, heart disease and more! Video link: https://www.foundmyfitness.com/episodes/sulforaphane.”
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More preserved thymic tissue is linked to lower mortality and lung cancer incidence in older adults with heavy smoking histories.
“A new study examined whether adults who retain more of that tissue have different long-term health outcomes than those who don't. Researchers analyzed chest scans and health records from more than 27,000 participants in two large studies, one focused on lung cancer screening and the other on cardiovascular health.”
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