Somatic Mutation Theory vs. Mitochondrial Metabolic Theory of Cancer It’s been well established in the scientific literature that cancer is associated with genetic mutations and aberrations based on Somatic Mutation Theory (SMT), where mutations in proto-oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes result in dysregulated cell growth. However, this theory has inconsistencies based on the observation that nuclear genomic defects aren’t the origin of cancer, and cancer cells arise from

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A Short History Review of IV Vitamin C Therapy as a Cancer Treatment Over 60 years ago, physician William McCormick observed that many cancer patients had low serum vitamin C levels, which made him believe that vitamin C might be used against cancer. In 1972, Ewan Cameron, a Scottish physician, hypothesized that ascorbate could inhibit a group of enzymes that can catalyze the degradation of hyaluronic acid, resulting in an enhanced extracellular matrix and a reduced risk of t