Cancer research
Create an environment cancer can’t thrive in.
A research program on the metabolic, inflammatory, immune and lifestyle conditions around cancer biology. Supportive and investigational, always alongside standard care.
The conditions we study.
Five areas of biology, each approached as a question to test, not a conclusion.
Metabolic environment
Glucose and insulin signaling, and how flexibly the body switches between fuels.
Immune environment
How well the immune system can recognize and respond to abnormal cells.
Inflammation and recovery
Chronic inflammation and the body’s ability to repair.
Sleep and circadian biology
How the body clock shapes metabolism and immune function.
Nutrition and body composition
Food quality, activity, weight and muscle.
Saying only what we know.
Cancer language carries weight, so every statement on this site sits on one rung of this ladder, and we say which.
Hypothesis
An idea about how something could work.
Supportive strategy
A measure that supports general metabolic health.
Preclinical evidence
Lab and animal findings.
Human evidence
Findings from studies in people.
Standard oncology treatment
The care your oncology team directs. Nothing here replaces it.
The biology, illustrated
These are illustrations of the ideas behind the program. They are not evidence.
Create an environment cancer can’t thrive in
Glucose, inflammation, immunity, gut and detox in one picture.
A stronger defense
Supporting the body’s own immune surveillance.
A multi-pronged approach
Six supportive angles on the same goal.
Natural killer cells
The first line of immune surveillance.
T cells: precision immune defense
Find, target, destroy: how T cells work.
Cancer Protocol: science in action
Mechanisms, markers and the research lens.
Cancer Protocol: target, disrupt, restore
Pathways the research looks at.
Research pipeline and trials.
Studies and publications will be listed here as they are registered and released. When a study opens, interested people will be directed to a separate, secure screening process, never to this website’s ordinary forms.
Interested in the research?
Researchers, clinicians and partners can reach the team directly.