Cancer requires more sugar

Cancer cells use anaerobic metabolism (burn sugar without using oxygen) to produce energy.  The problem (for the cancer cell) is that this mechanism is 18 times less efficient than the aerobic (oxygen utilizing) metabolism that our normal cells use.  That means the cancer cells need 18 times more sugar than normal cells to grow and prosper.

Insulin Potentiated Therapy takes advantage of the cancer cell’s weakness for the need of more sugar. It cannot go long without sugar and is actually quite weak and vulnerable under the right conditions.  Cancer cells cannot skip breakfast and have a bigger lunch. They have to have a constant supply of energy to survive.

Drop the body’s blood sugar and they become desperate for food. They make sure they get their fuel first before healthy cells. It has also been proven that cancer cells have between 10 and 100 times the number of insulin receptors to better insure they get as much sugar as is possible.  With IPT therapy, we surprise the desperate cancer cells with compounds that shut down their energy production without affecting normal cells.

Dr. Bob Eslinger at Reno Integrative Medical Center, Reno Nevada