Petra Davelaar Dorfsman, ND : Submolecular Dysregulation Due to Deuterium Accumulation Is the Cause of Cancer
Thorough understanding of the causation of pathological processes is fundamental to clinical care as it informs and guides the approach to treatment.
In this article, I will first discuss the prevailing cancer-causing paradigms upon which our current oncology standard-of-care is largely based. When I say paradigms, I specifically mean the two main narratives that have been the foundation of cancer treatment by most medical centers and academic institutions around the world. These have given rise to a huge industrial complex involving government agencies, pharmaceutical and biomedical firms, hospitals and clinics, universities, professional societies, nonprofit foundations, and the media.
The two paradigms are 1) Cells start proliferating in an uncontrolled fashion as a result of tissue damage; 2) The genetic theory of cancer, also known as the somatic mutation theory.
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