2 Hypothesis
- Feb 4th, 2016 They propose that normal tissue becomes primed for cancer when oncogenes are activated and tumor suppressor genes are silenced or lost, but that cancer develops only when a cell in the tissue reverts to a more primitive, embryonic state and starts dividing. (Science Today)
- Restated Boston Children's Hospital. "We found that the beginning of cancer occurs after activation of an oncogene or loss of a tumor suppressor, and involves a change that takes a single cell back to a stem cell state."
- Amyloidosis- mono or polyclonal?
- The key paper is Pepys Lab 2015 that we interpret as follows " you can stick whatever you like on the amyloid but until igG1 ( 66% of human antibodies -wiki) is there in sufficient levels to trigger FBGC or MGC formation to engulf the amyloid fibrils, you can whistle Dixie. Evidence in favour of this proposition is Pepys amyloid phase 2 was slow until threshold of fully humanised monoclonal IgG1 SAP was introduced and then clearance happened in 14 days.
- Golombick et al curcumin retards paraprotein level but clearance is slow in agreement with 4 above assertion.
- so we have 2 paths,
- deal with GlaxoSmith Kline or find an alternative supplier and write a patent
- ld IgG1 levels internally and talk to JL nephew as to whether endogenous is good enough or an exogeneous material must be conditioned to SAP before introducing.
- internal may be possible via GH stimulation or other eg (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7)
- we go with X
Feb 2016 Protocol
- Re-hydrate for cell volume (Altland)
- Neutral pH of saliva and urine ( Altland)
- diet-
- bibs and bobs foods for heart etc, defib training
- Assume Metabolic trigger-
- Preferably stress with KD, and or eK
- attack of poly-clonal family down to resistant monoclone hypothesis
- fast- DCA, chemo CyBorD
- slow curcumin, green tea
- add nitro for angina due to precipitate in porosity and attachment of chlomcron fats reducing flow
- Hi P Oxygen therapy
- Endogenous or exogenous conditioned IgG1
- measure routinely ( monthly)
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