Cancer Cells Eat?

Dr. Chris Proud is an English Science (University of Southhampton) professor who has come up with what is being hailed as a “ground breaking” discovery for treating cancer.

As it turns out, a cellular component of cancer cell division, called eEF2K, enables cancer cells to survive nutrient starvation. Healthy cells die when deprived of nutrition, but cancer cells do not. If the function of eEF2k is blocked, theoretically, cancer cells should then starve, thereby curing cancer.

MY TAKE

Cancer cells eat? Why is it then that oncologists offer their cancer patients soda pop and sweet treats while being infused with chemotherapy?

Thousands of fungal species belonging to a group called “ascomycetes” thrive is a small sac formation. With proper nutrition, these can and do resemble cancer tumors. As a matter of fact, according to a 1957 Johns Hopkins medical textbook, fungal diseases are often mistaken for cancer.

Once sac fungi begin growing, they multiply rapidly without oxygen inside of the sac (as do cancer tumors). Since fungi can’t make their own food, as “parasites,” these ascomycete formations must get their nutrition from us. They are “biotrophic” (bio=life, trophy=feeding), meaning that rather than killing their host after they have infected it, they benefit more by establishing a long term feeding process. Actually either way is fine with fungi, because they thrive on living or dead tissue. As the cancer patients carbohydrate cravings begin and as chemotherapy is prescribed to them, they begin to weaken, but the sac fungi become stronger!

Their diet can literally be anything from our necrotic (dead) tissues to hormones within our bodies provided that a base diet of either water or carbon is present. Of course, water in our blood combines with a form of carbon (carbon dioxide) to form bicarbonate ions, so these sac fungi are able to eat very well inside our bodies. Powerful enzymes made by fungi inside of the sac enable both nutrition and complete digestion. Within the proper conditions, tiny ascomycete sacs can become large sacs. Far too often a diagnosis of “cancer” has been made before ruling out the possibility that the tumor might be a fungal formation. Since physicians are not trained to recognize ascomycete fungi, it is easy to see why “cancer” rates have skyrocketed.

I don’t know if we can starve cancer cells, because I’ve never seen a good definition of what a cancer cell even is. But I do know that we can, and we must starve fungal cells if we have a tumor growth in our bodies.

eEf2K blocking drugs are the obvious next step for this doctor as you can bet that drug companies are salivating all over his discovery as they ask themselves, “you mean cancer cells eat?” As the good doctor begins depositing millions of dollars into his bank account within the few years, the drug companies continuing depositing billions into theirs…and we continue dying of “cancer” at staggering rates.
It still sounds to me like a Kaufmann 1 Diet and an antifungal approach is most prudent when illness exists. But then, that’s just my take!