As such, are we able to manipulate these two factors so as to prevent and control cancer?
The great advantage of knowing the prime cause of a disease is that it can then be attacked logically and over a broad front. This is particularly important in the case of cancer, with its numerous secondary and remote causes, and because it is often stated that in man alone there are over one hundred well-known and quite different kinds of cancer, usually with the implication that therefore we will have to find one or several hundred bases for prevention and treatment, and usually without any realization that this need not necessarily be the case now that we know that all cancers studied have a characteristic metabolism in common, a prime cause. - Dr. Otto Warburg, two time Nobel prize winner.Cancer needs an acidic and low oxygen environment to survive and flourish.
Dr. Otto Warburg received the Nobel prize in 1931 for the discovery that unlike all other cells in the human body, cancer cells do not breathe oxygen. Cancer cells are anaerobic, which means that they derive their energy without needing oxygen. For more information regarding cancer metabolism, please see oxygen page. It turns out that cancer cells cannot survive in the presence of high levels of oxygen and this has given rise to a variety of successful treatments based on oxygenating the tissues.
What does this have to do with pH?
Acid literally blocks oxygen from getting to the tissues that need it.
When oxygen combines with acid it neutralizes the acid and all that is left is water.
When oxygen combines with an alkaline solution both water AND oxygen are formed, providing oxygen to the tissue.
Research has proven that terminal cancer patients
have an acidity level of 1,000 times more than normal healthy people. The vast majority of terminal cancer patients have a very acidic pH.
The basic truth is that our bodies simply cannot fight diseases if our pH is not properly balanced.
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