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The Mitochondrial Theory That’s Rewriting Cancer Research w/ Brad Marshall and Dr Michael Lisanti

What’s the mitochondrial theory that’s rewriting cancer research? Brad Marshall and Dr Michael Lisanti join David Gornoski to discuss how anti-ageing research is connected to treating cancer, whether striving for a high metabolic rate is wise, antioxidants vs antibiotics in cancer treatment, reductive stress, effectiveness of B Vitamins, and more. Follow Brad Marshall on X […]

Big Pharma’s Blind Spot: The Repurposed Drugs That Fight Cancer w/ Paul Marik MD

Dr Paul Marik, author of “Cancer Care: The Role of Repurposed Drugs and Metabolic Interventions in Treating Cancer,” joins David Gornoski to talk about the use of repurposed drugs, where traditional oncology fails, usage of Ivermectin and Mebendazole, the effectiveness of treatment using Vitamin D, why we must focus on activating the immune system instead […]

Dr Thomas Seyfried, Pierre Kory MD Unite for Metabolic Oncology – The Manhattan Project for Cancer

David Gornoski sits down with Dr Thomas Seyfried and Dr Pierre Kory for a discussion on why cancer isn’t a genetic disease, the untold damage from standardized treatment, a new paradigm in oncology, treatment with repurposed drugs, what needs to happen at the regulatory scene, and more. Follow Dr Thomas Seyfried on X here. Follow […]

Clinician Healing Stage 4 Cancers with Vitamins, Antibiotics, and Peptides

The Manhattan Project for cancer continues! David Gornoski is joined by Dr. John A. Catanzaro for a conversation on what causes cancer, whether sugar is to be blamed, Neo7 Bioscience’s approach to treating cancer using affordable drugs, and more. Check out Dr John Catanzaro’s website here.

Doxycycline for Cancer? The Manhattan Project for Cancer Continues with Michael Lisanti

Why is the metabolic theory of cancer still largely unknown? How effective has Doxycyline been in treating cancer when compared to other drugs? Watch the full episode where Michael Lisanti, professor of translational medicine at the University of Salford, explains his groundbreaking research and more.

The Metabolic Cancer Revolution with Dr. Thomas Seyfried, Georgi Dinkov

Georgi Dinkov and Dr Thomas Seyfried join David Gornoski for a paradigm-shifting discussion on curing cancer through a radical understanding of metabolism. Is cancer a genetic disease? Can Dr Seyfried and Georgi Dinkov’s approaches be combined? What would the social effect of defeating cancer look like? Watch the full episode to find out. Follow Georgi […]

“We Need a Manhattan Project for Cancer,” Pierre Kory MD Reacts to Mel Gibson on Ivermectin

David Gornoski sits down with Dr Pierre Kory to discuss psychopathy in medical institutions, Mel Gibson’s claim on Joe Rogan’s show, the metabolic theory of cancer, why research on repurposed drugs is ignored, and more. Visit Dr Kory’s website here. Check out Dr Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings here. Buy Dr Kory’s book “War on Ivermectin” here. […]

We Came From Hell, Oxygen Is Toxic w/ Lewis Coleman MD

David Gornoski sits down with anesthesiologist Dr. Lewis Coleman for a conversation on why Co2, despite being a trace gas, is critical to life. “We came from hell,” Dr Coleman says. What does this mean? How can stress theory benefit science? If Co2 is key to life why is there so much oxygen in the […]

Keto vs Ray Peat’s Bioenergetics, Honey Diet, and Gilbert Ling’s Big Discovery

David Gornoski sits down with Anabology to talk about Gilbert Ling’s theory of life, rethinking physics and biology, why Co2 is good, whether Ray Peat got it wrong on keto, and more. Follow Anabology on X here.

Ozempic Does What to Your Body? w/ Dr. Carrie Berkovich

David Gornoski sits down with Dr. Carrie Berkovich for a discussion on the dangers of Ozempic and how we can reverse its damage. Is there a possibility of getting skin cancer from exposure to the sun? Are venoms in medicine good for us? Why do our livers function at only twenty percent on a good […]