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156: Yes To Life Show with Robin Daly MBE - Episode 156
156: Yes To Life Show with Robin Daly MBE - Episode 156
156: Yes To Life Show with Robin Daly MBE - Episode 156
Thursday 15th January 2026
Explore Mark Linton's cell suppression theory and its implications for prostate cancer in this thought-provoking episode with Robin Daly MBE.
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Episode Overview
- Mark Linton's cell suppression theory offers a new perspective on cancer.
- Prostate cancer operates differently from other cancers, challenging existing theories.
- Dr. Robert Navio's cell danger response model links inflammation to disease processes.
- Integrative medicine may provide new avenues for cancer treatment.
- Understanding metabolic shifts is key to developing effective therapies.
"The Warburg effect is an anti-infection response...designed to eliminate the pathogen."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? In this captivating episode of the Yes To Life Show, Robin Daly MBE sits down with Mark Linton to explore the intricacies of cancer, particularly prostate cancer. Mark, a non-scientist cancer patient, has spent years developing the cell suppression theory, which offers a fresh perspective on how cancer operates. His work is not only groundbreaking but also challenges conventional thinking about cancer's metabolic processes.
The discussion takes an intriguing turn as they delve into the cell danger response model by Dr. Robert Navio. This model provides a new lens through which to view cancer's relationship with inflammation and mitochondrial function. Mark and Robin discuss how these insights can reshape our understanding of prostate cancer, highlighting the unique way it operates compared to other cancers. The conversation is rich with scientific exploration and personal anecdotes, making complex topics accessible to everyone.
The episode also touches on the importance of looking beyond traditional theories and embracing new ideas that might lead to more effective treatments. If you're curious about the future of cancer research and the potential for integrative medicine to play a role, this episode is a must-listen. Are you ready to challenge your understanding of cancer and explore new possibilities for treatment? Dive into this enlightening discussion and see how innovative thinking can pave the way for breakthroughs.