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16: Robin Daly - Yes To Life Show - Episode 16
16: Robin Daly - Yes To Life Show - Episode 16
16: Robin Daly - Yes To Life Show - Episode 16
Friday 31st March 2023
Join Robin Daly on the Yes to Life Show as he unravels cancer's mysteries with experts, discussing Somatic Mutation and Metabolic Theory.
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Get the buttons here!Cancer Insights: Unraveling Theories and Mysteries with Robin Daly
So we're seeing random dna damage occurring, and it was that randomness that prevents us from explaining the consistency of the disease, which I refer to as the hallmarks that occur in each case, whereas the metabolic theory has identified a consistent factor that is involved in pretty much all cancers, which is this abnormal metabolism that occurs.
Have you ever wondered what really causes cancer? In this episode of the Yes to Life Show on UK Health Radio, Robin Daly dives deep into the perplexing world of cancer. He chats with scientists, oncologists, practitioners, and remarkable survivors who defy the odds by thinking outside the box. The conversation touches on the hallmarks of cancer and two major theories that aim to explain it: the Somatic Mutation Theory and the Metabolic Theory.
You'll hear about the Warburg Effect, which is the unusual metabolism seen in almost all cancers, and the Oxphos Pathway, which varies in activity across different types of cancer. Daly also discusses the randomness of cancer and how it complicates our understanding of its hallmarks. However, he highlights how the Metabolic Theory has found a consistent factor present in nearly all cancers.
This episode is packed with information that’s both enlightening and engaging, offering a fresh perspective on one of the most challenging diseases of our time.