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What’s wrong with a few beers and a handful of peanuts? This combination may trigger a metastasis cascade in your body…
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Men are shocked and delighted by these massive erections…an unusual side effect of this strange fat loss method…
Here’s the full story…
In 1938, this unusual powder made thousands of men lose 2 pounds per week, without cutting their intake of food at all.
And the powder did something else for these men, something that delighted them and their wives or girlfriends…
The FDA banned it of course.
But today, Big Pharma companies trying frantically to create legal versions of that old chemical.
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What happens after you drink alcohol and eat peanuts will shock you…
They’re often on the counter… tempting, but fattening.
Not many men know this, but peanuts are already linked to cancer because they contain linoleic acid.
And now, this too:
A study found that peanuts contain a cancer promoter that spreads cancer through the body.
And it doesn’t take much…
PNA, or peanut agglutinin, is only 0.15% of a peanut.
“Peanut agglutinin (PNA) is a lectin that accounts for ~0.15% of the weight of the common peanut (Arachis hypogaea).”
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Tiny, maybe. But it causes big problems!
The peanut agglutinin in a handful or two of peanuts will show up in the blood.
Cooking and digestion don’t get rid of it.
“Peanut agglutinin is a tightly globular protein that is highly resistant to cooking and digestion…and also rapidly appears in the blood circulation, still intact and biologically active, after ingestion of peanuts.”
PNA promotes cancer spread (metastasis)
“This study investigates the hypothesis that the appearance of peanut agglutinin in the circulation after peanut ingestion may mimic the actions of endogenous TF-binding human galectin-3 in metastasis promotion.”
Peanut agglutinin spreads tumors through the body exactly the same way that galectin-3 does.
Galectin-3 is a protein that is found at high levels in cancer patients.
It’s even higher in patients whose cancer has spread.
“The levels of circulating galectin-3 is increased up to 31-fold in the bloodstream of cancer patients. And patients with metastasis have higher levels of circulating galectin-3 than those with only localized tumors.”
This is how cancer spreads…
“Peanut agglutinin, like galectin-3, promotes two important steps in metastasis: cancer cell–endothelial adhesion and cancer cell–cell aggregation.”
- floating cancer cells clump together into a micro-embolism and survive
- circulating cancer cells stick to healthy tissues and settle in
So it helps cancer cells multiply and migrate through the body…
That is part of the metastasis cascade.
And then it helps the cancer cells stick to a suitable surface.
The cells settle there, even getting new blood vessels to grow – to supply the tumor.
“As metastasis accounts for the majority of cancer-associated fatality, regular consumption of peanuts by cancer patients would therefore be expected to have an adverse effect on cancer survival.”
There are several good reasons for men to avoid peanuts.
They’re fattening, though that may be the least worrisome problem.
Some cancers are only discovered once they’ve already spread.
So loading up on a cancer promoter is probably not a good idea, even for men in great health.
And there’s the connection between linoleic acid and cancer…
I have discussed this in previous newsletters and elsewhere on the website.
Peanuts are about 50% oil. And about 50% of that is linoleic acid.
So they’re a big source of a BAD fat.
Snacking is not a bad idea, though!
Especially when drinking. But I would recommend you choose a better snack!
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What this student did was very simple…
Here’s what I did to triple my T levels…
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galectin-3
Linoleic Acid Linked to Prostate Cancer
https://www.dailymedicaldiscoveries.com/linoleic-acid-linked-prostate-cancer/
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/prostate-cancer/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20353093
https://prostatecanceruk.org/prostate-information/treatments
https://www.cancer.org/cancer/kidney-cancer/treating/by-stage.html
https://www.webmd.com/cancer/understanding-kidney-cancer#1
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/kidney-cancer/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20352669
Prostate cancer is the cancerous growth of cells in a individuals prostate, which can negatively affect the body’s function and can be dangerous if proper attention or medical intervention is not taken. The usual signs of prostate cancer may include a burning sensation while urinating or ejaculation, blood in the urine, sexual issues like erectile dysfunction and sometimes pain in the bones. Prostate cancer treatment options also include effective monitoring and in advanced cases may need treatment protocols like radiation, surgery, hormone therapy or chemotherapy to treat the prostate cancer growth.The Gleason score is used to evaluate the grade of the prostate cancer cells The primary step for prostate cancer treatment is active surveillance where close monitoring is done for slow-growing tumours. The focus is to have a close eye for any symptoms that may crop up, but not starting treatment beforehand. This includes regular follow up blood tests, rectal exams and possible biopsies. But in cases where the tumour might have become advance, then surgery is an option for prostate cancer treatment. This is called as Radical Prostatectomy. This can be done through the aid of robots thus enabling minimally invasive surgery. Another prostate cancer treatment option is external beam radiotherapy where High energy X-ray beams are used to treat the prostate cancer. Permanent seed brachytherapy is a treatment option where tiny radioactive seeds are implanted into a patient’s prostate gland. Over a duration, the radiation from the seeds has been found to destroy the cancer cells in the prostate.Hormone therapy is one another treatment option for prostate cancer where the production of the male hormone testosterone is stalled through specific medications. It may also involve the removal of the testicles (known as orchiectomy) thus blocking the creation of Testosterone.High intensity focussed ultrasound (HIFU) is also an approach to treating prostate cancer. Cryotherapy is a process where freezing and thawing of the cancer tissues in the prostate gland is done. The last treatment option for treating prostate cancer is chemotherapy. It is an option in those cases where the hormone therapy might not work and the cancer might have spread to remote locations of the body. In many cases, Radiotherapy is also used to treat prostate and relieve pain for men with advanced prostate cancer. In major cases where the cancer might have spread to the bones, specific drugs called Bisphosphonates are administered to relieve bone pain. It can also slow the bone breakdown process.Certain alternative therapies that can help with stress and pain relief, through these kinds of invasive treatment procedures include Meditation, dance or movement therapy, Music therapy and Relaxation techniques.
2. When should you start kidney cancer treatment?
Kidney cancer, also known as renal cancer is a disease where the kidney cells can turn cancerous causing the formation of tumours. The early symptom of kidney cancer is hard to diagnose but when the tumour grows the symptoms may appear. Some of the kidney cancer symptoms may include blood in the urine, sudden fever, loss of weight for no apparent reason, extreme fatigue and swelling in the ankles or legs. There may be the presence of pain on your side or by the abdomen which is also a sign of kidney cancer. This calls for immediate medical intervention and tests should be done to find out the reason for the same. Usually, urine tests, blood tests, a CT scan, ultrasound or an MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging) are done to diagnose any presence of tumour in the kidneys.Kidney cancer treatment depends on the stages of the cancer an individual is in and his or her overall health. Usually, there are three stages of the kidney cancer growth. In the stages 1 and 2,the Cancer is contained within the kidney but in the third stage, the cancer might have grown to the nearby large veins or the surrounding lymph nodes. For individuals who have small kidney tumours and may not have reached the Stage 1 or 2 of Kidney cancer, active surveillance is an option that is usually administered by doctors. The tumour is closely monitored and treatment options only started if the tumour grows.In the stage 4 of the Kidney cancer growth, surgery is usually administered. Partial nephrectomy is the removal of the part of the kidney, especially the cancerous part while in the most advanced cases where the whole kidney might have been infected, Radical Nephrectomy is administered. Some of the other treatment methodologies for kidney cancer are Cryotherapy which uses intense cold to kill the cancerous cells and Radiofrequency therapy where high energy radio waves are used to thaw the cancer cells. In severe case, radiation therapy and chemotherapy are alternative approaches to destroy the cancer cells.
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