How Chemical & Metal Exposure Activates Cancer-Causing Genes

21 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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This content was created by Matt Kelly. This content was uploaded by Matt Kelly. This is a YouTube video titled "How Chemical & Metal Exposure Activates Cancer-Causing Genes" (uploaded 2024-10-21) containing a single-speaker medical/educational talk in English. The speaker describes how chemical and metal exposures act as epigenetic manipulators or proto-oncogenic triggers that can convert protective genomic mechanisms into pro-cancer or anti-surveillance states. They emphasize that toxins and infectious agents are two major contributors seen in aggressive cancer patients and argue these factors must be treated aggressively alongside other therapies.

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Chemical and metal exposures are well-known proto-oncogenes, or really epigenetic manipulators. What that means is if you epigenetically trigger a cancer, what will happen is that the genomic milieu that is also supposed to be protecting you is now turned on in a way where it's actually either pro-cancer or it's anti-surveillance. And you can do this with other things too, but toxins through the epigenetic triggering mechanisms are a big way that you either turn on a pro-cancer chemical milieu or you turn off a surveillance and anti-cancer mechanism. Infectious agents and toxins are probably the 2 biggest things that we have found in our aggressive cancer patients where those things have to be treated as aggressively as any other thing that you I do.