Our Restorative Health Approach to Cancer

Restoring and maximizing health in cancer requires stepping back and rethinking what cancer actually is. Cancer is not an invader, it’s not a virus, it’s not bacteria. Cancer cells are your cells. They have your DNA. The real question is: what causes a normal, healthy cell to choose to become a cancer cell?

All cancers share common biochemical traits, and nearly all are created by environmental factors, not genetics. Genetic mutations may play a role in about 10% of cases, but it’s biochemistry that predicts 90% of cancers. Across different types - breast, prostate, lung, colon - the underlying shifts in the cellular environment are consistent.

Cancer happens when inflammation, oxidative stress, and membrane damage push a cell past its ability to maintain its functional role within the community of cells around it. A breast cell becomes unable to perform its functions as a breast cell. That cell begins to prioritize its survival to the detriment to the cells around it by adapting, multiplying, evading immune detection, and creating its own fuel supply. It is common for cells to become damaged. The body has mechanisms to destroy damaged cells and replace them with new healthy cells, but that requires that the community of cells surrounding the damaged cell is strong and resilient. When the cellular community is weakened by prodromal biochemical deficiencies, it creates a fertile environment for damaged cells to become cancerous instead of being destroyed and replaced.

But not all cells are equally vulnerable to becoming cancerous. Some tissues almost never become cancerous, like skeletal muscle or heart tissue, because their biochemical environments are uniquely anti-cancerous. This tells us something important: it is the biochemical environment that drives cancer risk. We can learn from the biochemistry of muscle cells. Cancer is not a mystery. The biochemical risk factors of cancer are well studied and documented. Furthermore, advanced biochemical analyses such as BioMetrix BioScan and advanced targeted nutritional interventions such as BioNutrix Nutrition can help identify biochemical risk factors and restore biochemical systems to their optimal operating conditions.

Our approach is to restore the body’s natural environment. Rebuild biochemical stability, remove inflammatory triggers, and support the systems that regulate cellular growth. When the body has the right biochemical tools, it can maintain order. That’s the foundation for becoming cancer-resistant.