Tom's Blog on Life

A friend posted on social media:

With multiple myeloma, you generally have Amyloidosis.

After an MRI on Wednesday, the cardiologist stated that the amyloid in the heart had had a marked decrease.

Are he further stated that he had never seen this before. He had only seen an increase in Amyloidosis in the heart until the patient died.

So, it appears that targeted supplements and prayer do work.

Here is the list of supplements that I had given my wife, found in her cupboard.

I cannot confirm just how diligently and consistently they were administered.

So, no valid conclusion can be drawn. However – a bit of an idea.

Quercetin
EGCG
Natto-K
NAC
Magnesium Asporotate
Kelp
Curcumin
R-Lipoic Acid
Silymarin
Black Seed Oil
Zinc Picolinate
Vit D3
Vit C
Selenium
B Complex
Salmon Oil
Ashwaganda
Bromelain

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A friend posted on Facebook:

Let’s talk about Inflammation, Cancer and Nrf2 ACTIVATION!!!

Harnessing the Power of Nrf2:

Unraveling the Link Between Inflammation and Cancer

Did you know that our bodies have a fascinating defense mechanism against inflammation and its potential links to cancer?

Recent research, published in many scientific journals sheds light on the role of a remarkable protein called Nrf2.

Researchers have been exploring the connection between Nrf2, inflammation, and cancer.

The findings suggest that ACTIVATION of the Nrf2 pathway plays a crucial role in protecting our cells from inflammation-induced damage and reducing the risk of cancer development.

Nrf2 acts as a master regulator, and detoxifying agent, activating a wide array of genes involved in antioxidant defense and detoxification.

By doing so, it helps our cells combat Oxidative Stress caused by inflammation, toxins, and other harmful factors.

The studies further suggests that when Nrf2 is “ACTIVATED”, it helps to suppress inflammation and inhibits the growth of cancer cells.

This presents a promising avenue for potential therapeutic strategies in cancer treatment and PREVENTION.

While more research is needed to fully understand the intricate mechanisms at play, the emerging evidence highlights the importance of maintaining a healthy inflammatory response and supporting Nrf2 ACTIVATION.

It reinforces the significance of lifestyle factors such as a balanced diet, regular exercise, and reducing exposure to environmental toxins.

If you’re interested in diving deeper into this fascinating topic, check out the research articles below. They provides valuable insights into the intricate interplay between Nrf2, inflammation, and cancer.

Let’s stay informed about the latest scientific discoveries and their potential impact on our health! Together, we can uncover new avenues for preventing and treating cancer.

Remember, knowledge is power! And Sharing is Caring

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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0098299711000501
https://faseb.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1096/fasebj.30.1_supplement.404.1
http://m.genesdev.cshlp.org/content/27/20/2179#
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18325755/

“Every animal and every human being that dies from natural causes dies from a nutritional deficiency disease.” – Dr who has performed thousands of autopsies on animals and humans.

Dear Friends of ELIANT, On 5th July we received news of two worrying EU decisions: The EU proposes to further extend the approval of Glyphosate applications and permit the unregulated use of the new gene technology. It is clear that the views of the agrochemical lobby – supported by their own studies – have been pushed through while the alarming research findings of independent experts have led to neither a rethink nor a consideration of new approaches. Glyphosate Roundup contains the broad spectrum herbicide Glyphosate which harms not only soil life, the insect world and with it biodiversity, but also poses a danger to the human being – IARC the cancer research agency of the WHO, classes this herbicide as being “probably carcinogenic”. Many studies also confirm that glyphosate can have a toxic effect on the DNA and the nervous system and cause damage to the microbiome of the gut – a key factor of health. Authorisation of the latest gene editing procedures without testing Plants bred using new genetic modification procedures are to be released untested – even though these new procedures are also a deep intervention into the plant genome and risk harming the ecosystem in unforeseeable ways. The possible negative effects of genetically modified plants can only be kept under control through risk assessment, risk management and traceability. Without this, the foundation of scientific seriousness is abandoned. It cannot be replaced by statements to the effect that mutations occurring in nature would be identical to the deliberate, rapid, artificial interventions made by human beings. Who bears the harm and the risk? If this EU proposal is implemented we will all be carrying the ecological risk while the possible health risks in individual cases will be – as we well know – hard to prove. The ones who are demonstrably damaged by this are the organic and biodynamic farmers who can no longer guarantee food that is produced GM free. For consumers it means the loss of a vital and important alternative and with it the freedom to choose their food, the foundation of life. The struggle between approaches The implementation of this proposal by member states would once again mean victory for a way of thinking whose prerogative is to serve the ideology of growth and profit. And this, despite a growing public awareness that a new approach is needed in politics, education and economics which does justice to the complex living relationships of human beings and nature. In this fundamental spiritual debate we are called to ask ourselves: What approach is determining our daily life? What kind of future do we want to bring about for mankind and the earth? Where are we able and willing to change something? In ELIANT we occupy ourselves with these questions on a daily basis in the knowledge that we are not alone. Many others are trying – wherever they may be – to develop this new approach. In this spirit we send warm greetings from the ELIANT team Michaela Glöckler