Keeping the Mouth Busy

Cachexia (wasting syndrome) occurs "when there's a disconnect between energy demand (your metabolism) and energy supply (food)." <> According to Wikipedia (last edited Jul. 14, 2024), "Many drugs are absorbed through sublingual administration, including cardiovascular drugs, steroids, barbitur... Read More

Sugar Provides Calories

Cachexia? If you're wasting away, you need CALORIES. Sugar provides calories. According to Dr. Google, "When the supply of energy — the number of calories consumed in foods —exceeds the body's immediate needs, the body stores the excess energy. Most excess energy is stored as fat. Some is sto... Read More

Dr. Beard & the Trophoblast

The mouth and cecum can substitute for the stomach, especially when cancer is involved. Cancer has been around for at least 70 or 80 million years, and the human body has been curing it millions of years longer than "modern medicine" has. As for Larry Ellison, he's so smart, he outsmarts himself. Ca... Read More

The Placenta’s Invasion

Out-eating cancer — recruiting more of the body than usual — can keep a cancer-bearer alive for extra weeks or months or years. Or, a fortunate person may spontaneously abort their cancer. According to Dr. Google, "Breast cancer, cervical cancer, hematological diseases, and melanoma are the m... Read More

Sugar Is Protein-Sparing

As a last resort, cancer can be out-eaten. Why? Because cancer is an isoparasite (an Evil Twin). <> Muscle is mostly nitrogen. Carbon is nitrogen-sparing. Hey, Dr. Google, do we burn carbon in our body? "Yes, when we 'burn' food for energy in our bodies, we are essentially breaking down the... Read More