UK Health Radio Podcast
UK Health Radio Podcast
120: Yes To Life Show with Robin Daly MBE - Episode 120
120: Yes To Life Show with Robin Daly MBE - Episode 120
120: Yes To Life Show with Robin Daly MBE - Episode 120
Thursday 10th April 2025
Robin Daly and Mark Linton discuss the Cell Suppression Theory and its impact on cancer treatment. A must-listen for fresh perspectives on cancer research.
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Get the buttons here!Challenging Cancer: Mark Linton's Groundbreaking Theory
Episode Overview
- Mark Linton's transition from graphic design to cancer research
- Explanation of the Cell Suppression Theory
- Challenges faced in gaining acceptance for new theories
- The international interest in Mark's theory
- Efforts to scientifically validate the theory
It's been quite a leap. It's definitely a different world. It's been interesting, it's been strange, and it's been exciting at the same time.
Robin Daly MBE hosts an enlightening episode of the Yes to Life Show on UK Health Radio, diving into the complex world of cancer with guest Mark Linton. Mark, a citizen scientist who developed the Cell Suppression Theory, shares his journey from being a graphic designer to making significant strides in cancer research. This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about alternative perspectives on cancer treatment and the role of fungi in cancer development.
Robin and Mark discuss the theory's reception, its impact on patients, and the ongoing efforts to validate it through scientific studies. With personal anecdotes and professional insights, this episode offers a fresh look at how non-traditional approaches can complement conventional cancer treatments. Tune in to hear about the challenges and triumphs Mark has faced, the international interest his theory has garnered, and the future of cancer research.
Whether you're directly affected by cancer or simply interested in groundbreaking medical theories, this episode promises to be both informative and inspiring.