Sheila Underhill wrote:
> 
> What you said about cancer cells & oxygen (H2o2) has me interested, since
> one of the treatments for candida is to drink or take H2o2 intravenously...
> Would this tend to promote cancer, or are we candida sufferers so deficient
> in O2 (which is the theory) that we would not create enough of an excess to
> promote cancer?
> 
> Any thoughts?
> 
> Sheila
> 

 Hi Sheila,

 Oxygen radicals are known "promoters" of cancer. They do not cause it.
It requires several things to happen. First damage must occur to the DNA
of the cell,this is usually repaired. Next the cell with the damaged DNA
must divide before repairs are made. The new cell now has damaged DNA
but doen`t recognize it and does not repair it. You don`t have cancer
yet. Next a "promoter" comes along and sensitizes the cell, binding to
the DNA and changing its fuction. You don`t have cancer yet. Then an
"initiator" comes along and causes more damage to the DNA. Now you have
a cancer. There are many promoters, oxygen radicals are only one of
them. Cancer is now know to be the result of genetic damage to the cell
(DNA damage).Most of the new knowledge is so recent that any book older
than 1996 is out of date and incorrect, when disussing cancer. A good
starting point to get up to speed would be *Its Life Itself* by Boyce
Rensberger, ISBN 0-19-510874-4.

   Bless you    Bob Lee 

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