Acquaintance with hormones can be organized in different ways. It is possible to consider separately the organs of the endocrine system and find out what hormones they produce. This is how medical students usually study the endocrine system. But there is another
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Do you know what the word “organ” means in the biological sense and what the “organ system”is? I suspect that almost all readers will answer this question in the affirmative. Then here’s another question – the head, hand and heart are the
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Hormones are intermediaries without which it is impossible to do. These are substances without which the vital activity of our body is impossible. And not only ours – in organisms of animals and plants hormones are also developed. The name “hormone” comes
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Many healers describe the positive experience of treating cancer with buckwheat porridge. The secret of the success of such a diet is that buckwheat is the record for the content of quercetin — up to 8 %. It is a bioflavonoid substance,
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There are a number of particularly powerful antioxidants that manifest themselves in relation to tumors as oxygenators, i.e. increase the consumption of oxygen by cancer cells. Eventually oncolite or die because they are anaerobic tissues adapted to oxygen-free metabolism (metabolism), or go
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The primary measure in the fight against malignant tumors is oxygenation (oxygen enrichment) of cancer cells with the help of special drugs — oxygenators. They repeatedly enhance the absorption of oxygen by cancer cells, reduce pathological glucose dependence, do not allow glycolysis
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The main feature of cancer cells is that their metabolism is much faster, which leads to increased absorption of nutrients from the blood. According to some sources, they consume a little Lina 10 times more than normal cells. But also harmful waste,
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The solution, obviously, lies in their anaerobic metabolism, i.e. in glycolysis. In the case of feeding the cancer cells excess amount of organic acids their reaction to them will be different than that of normal cells. In this case, before such anacleto
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In one case, organic acids are formed during respiration and are products of incomplete oxidation of sugar. Such acids from Sugars are gradually reduced to their final products: carbon dioxide and water. The release of free acids beyond the Krebs cycle is
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Organic acids and mitochondria The proposed theory allows us to make as a puzzle of a single picture of many facts, including the fact of the positive impact of succinic acid in energy exchange. In previous theories, all these details had to
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