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You have confirmed previously that cancer is caused by the consequences of mitochondrial dysfunction, initiating a sequence involving production of reactive oxygen molecules that damage DNA to cause malignant transformation, tumor production and metastasis. Can that mitochondrial dysfunction be a consequence of viral attack, or the attendant immune system defense mechanisms that can harm normal cells of the host?
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What percent of cancers are virus-caused?
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Is Anthony William correct that Epstein-Barr virus is the true cause of breast cancer and prostate cancer? Is that true 100% of the time?
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Are the increased susceptibilities to breast cancer seen in women with either BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes, actually causing a greater local vulnerability to chronic Epstein-Barr virus present in the chest?
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Is it true that deuterium, an isotope of hydrogen, lowers the output of mitochondria with a corresponding buildup of deuterium within cells, and is this an important link in why oxidative damage in mitochondria is oncogenic?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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Is the theory of Dr. Laszlo Boros of Hungary accurate, that deuterium is a potential missing link to the elusive cancer puzzle as a result of excessive deuterium loading from processed carbohydrate intake in place of natural fat consumption?
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Is deuterium also a growth factor for microbes including retroviruses?
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Will deuterium depleted water prove to be a useful therapy for cancer and/or chronic viral infections underlying many chronic illnesses?
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Is it true that healthy fats are good sources of deuterium depleted water and is that why many people with epilepsy have found success with the so-called ketogenic diet?
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Is there also a connection from the observation that fasting is beneficial because it forces our body to burn our fat stores causing the release of deuterium depleted water from within our own fat cells to fuel healthy mitochondria?
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