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In Part 1 of our 3-part series, Mark Lintern (author of The Cancer Resolution?) challenges the conventional “somatic mutation theory” of cancer and introduces his “cell suppression” framework—a meta-model that attempts to explain why cancer behaves so consistently despite highly variable mutations.

We explore:
Why “random mutations” struggle to explain consistent cancer hallmarks
Cancers with no clear driver mutations
The Warburg effect (glycolysis) and a different interpretation via the “cell danger response”
Why metabolic + immune biology may be central to the cancer story
What it could mean if tumors function like biological ecosystems

Watch the full episode here.

📌 Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:49 Why the somatic mutation theory became dominant
6:25 Cancer Genome Atlas era: mutation patterns don’t match expectations
8:55 Cancers with no driver mutations
10:00 Nucleus/cytoplasm transfer experiments (why DNA may not be “the driver”)
14:47 Mark’s story: diagnosis at 28, then a friend’s cervical cancer
17:30 Metabolic theory + Warburg effect
19:31 The Cell Danger Response model and mitochondria “purposefully” shifting energy
24:56 Wrap + what’s coming in Part 2

📌 Disclaimer: Educational content only. Not medical advice.


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► Mark Lintern's book: "The Cancer Resolution?": https://www.cellsuppression.com/book-...
► Mark Lintern's Website: https://www.cellsuppression.com
► Mark Lintern's YouTube channel: @CellSuppressionTheory
► Mark Lintern's Facebook group:   / marklinterncancertheory  
► Ultra Botanica website and curcumin product UltraCür: https://ultrabotanica.com


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