Aaron Hartman, MDFunctional Medicine Specialist | Clinical Researcher

Dr Seyfried Ep 2 | How Radiation Causes Cancer Explained

7 Sept 2024 · 0 min

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Short excerpt from a YouTube video (Dr Seyfried Ep 2) where the speaker explains that radiation causes cancer by damaging oxidative phosphorylation; chronic damage to oxidative phosphorylation can lead to mitochondrial damage which may present as cancer or other chronic disorders.

Radiation causes cancer. Why? Because it damages oxidative phosphorylation, leading to dysregulated cell growth. Oh, okay. So you can put all this together. You're 100% right. Every one of these things that we've looked at that damages oxidative phosphorylation chronically can put someone at risk for mitochondrial damage, which may present itself in the form of cancer or some other chronic disorder. Not complicated.

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