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Which studies (approaching 2014) showed nitric oxide excess creates the Warburg cancer metabolism, whilst methylene blue turned it off? #29

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marcuswhybrow opened this issue Oct 10, 2023 · 0 comments
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Which studies (approaching 2014) showed nitric oxide excess creates the Warburg cancer metabolism, whilst methylene blue turned it off? #29

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In Nitric Oxide ray says

Nitric oxide and carbon monoxide are both able to knock out the mitochondrial function and imitate the cancer metabolism. And there are several recent publications showing that the Warburg cancer metabolism is created by nitric oxide excess and is turned off by methylene blue.

This interview is from 2014. "Recent" may mean within 6 six years, as above in the same interview ray says "two studies, one by the NIH, 6 years ago and one more recent"
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