Tina Kaczor

RT @ColinGBooth: At the Concord, NH #HandsOff protest of the Trump administration and their drastic cuts to government services. One of th…

RT @thecancerpod: New Episode! "Young Adults and Cancer: The Truth About Rising Rates and Prevention" The diagnosis of cancer is rising in…

Biology is more complex than “my drug is better than your herb” or, “my herb is better than your drug.” Even ⁦@factcheckdotorg⁩ has to admit RFKJr is kinda correct with recommending Vit A. Cod Liver oil is more whole food source. Here is an excerpt from them: https://t.co/54JwEb5JAz

A lesson for us all.

ETERNAL @RWyoral

@exosome https://t.co/ANkst0uQEY

From this publication: The evidence tells us to avoid ingesting them and make sure all of our “exits” are wide open, that’s our urine, sweat and breath. (They don’t mention stool, but they should have.) These are our 4 emunctaries, to use an old medical term.

Dr. David L. Katz @DrDavidKatz

Human microplastic removal: what does the evidence tell us? https://t.co/UXSQzLL864 https://t.co/q5Z6k0MAa7

RT @KareemRifai: I think it's because Russia has been the actual bad guy in real life for several centuries, Marge. https://t.co/9LMFZeIe2x

Also key is to allow the immune system to run with the response. Natural adjuvants (yes, just like the ones in vaccines only natural) from well known plant medicines can complement this treatment. You may even stimulate an abscopal effect.

The ASCO Post @ASCOPost

New study shows ipilimumab/nivolumab may offer benefits for melanoma brain metastases after PD-1 therapy failure. 11% had intracranial response, with median overall survival of 6.7 months. Local therapies like radiotherapy may be key. #Oncology #Melanoma https://t.co/np55bzIGOD https://t.co/Skpuqnl4e9

I don’t know if I can stand the level of ignorance here anymore. The lack of compassion and empathy is reaching a fever pitch. It is one thing to “cut the fat” from government programs. It is another to throw the entire thing into boiling water to render the fat. @elonmusk

#cancer metabolism needs to looked at in context of the cancer’s surroundings. Too often, it is oversimplified.

Cancer Cell @Cancer_Cell

Mitochondrial succinate feeds T cell exhaustion in cancer https://t.co/BjpshgyPBf https://t.co/CoUojROT1o

RT @thecancerpod: New Episode! "Myrrh, A Holiday Minisode" 'Tis the Season! Tina and Leah delve into myrrh's historical and modern uses, i…

This is one of the most underutilized preventative measures for dementia. I meet a lot of people who are in deep denial about not hearing well. It’s not something that is subjective, there are hearing tests- everyone should get their hearing checked.

Dr Paddy Barrett @Paddy_Barrett

Hearing Loss is a major risk factor for dementia. Most people are unaware of this fact. And more importantly that this risk can be reduced. 🧵👇 /1 https://t.co/Pjcsaf026J

RT @thecancerpod: New Episode! "The Science Behind Gratitude" Gratitude is good for you, but we know it can sometimes be challenging too.…

Interesting. #cancermetabolism

Cell Metabolism @Cell_Metabolism

New! Online now: Dual impacts of serine/glycine-free diet in enhancing antitumor immunity and promoting evasion via PD-L1 lactylation https://t.co/HCVRApWs8p https://t.co/OxHmKGCSPX