保健园地/Health Care Corner

Anti-Metastatic Therapy a new hope for Cancer

author: Mr. Tan Boon Leong

 

 

1 Alternative Approach
2 Collagenase inhibitors and immune enhancers
3 Cachexia
4 Glycolysis
5 Gluconeogenesis
6 Lactic Acid
7 Can Cachexia be Blocked?
8 Hydrazine Sulfate
9 Tumor Markers
10 Treatment Programme
11 Discussion
12 Conclusion

 

 

6. Lactic Acid

As mentioned earlier, a large quantity of Lactic Acid is produced under cancer induced anaerobic glycolysis.

 

A high concentration of lactic acid in the tissue are extremely toxic for two reasons. First it stimulates tumor cells to metastasize and second it induces production of angiogenic factors by macrophages. As a result, more blood vessels are formed around the tumor and this further stimulates tumor growth.

 

Lactic acid production in tumor cells is enhanced by the following factors:

a) Hypoxia (low content of oxygen in the tissue).

b) High pH levels in side & outside the tumor cell.

c) High Intake of simple sugar such as glucose.

 

On the other hand lactic acid production may be reduced by:

a) High levels of oxygen in the tissue.

b) Low pH levels in side & outside the tumor cell.

c) Less sugar intake.

 

For these reasons, oxygen and ozone therapies, and consumption of apple cider vinegar, do provide some benefits in the overall management of cancer.

 

However, please bear in mind that this article is for educational purpose only and cancer victims reading this article should seek their doctors’ advice on treatment.