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From Mutation to Metabolism: Toxins, Mitochondria, and Integrative Orthomolecular Cancer Therapy (IOCT) — Implications for ASCVD and T2DM

2025-10-15

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Conventional oncology remains mutation-centric despite modest survival gains and substantial toxicity. Converging evidence indicates that environmental and dietary toxins, together with micronutrient insufficiency, act upstream to damage mitochondria—precipitating redox collapse, impaired oxidative phosphorylation, metabolic inflexibility, genomic instability, and therapy resistance. These lesions not only initiat...

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46fb9938-32de-546d-aab4-af59a61325bc
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10.20944/preprints202510.1142.v1
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