Mark Lintern: Cell Suppression Theory — Does Fungal Overgrowth Drive the Warburg Effect? #35
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Mark Lintern: Cell Suppression Theory — Does Fungal Overgrowth Drive the Warburg Effect? #35
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Mark Lintern is an independent cancer researcher, multi-award-winning author of the 'Cancer Resolution?ʼ, and creator of the 'Cell Suppression Theoryʼ – a groundbreaking new model that reframes cancer as a reversible metabolic adaption to intracellular fungal infection. With a background in design and systems thinking, Mark spent eight years rigorously studying the medical literature to challenge the dominant genetic mutation narrative. His work, featured in international presentations and endorsed by leading scientists, empowers patients and practitioners alike with a clearer path to treatment through science-backed insight and accessible education.
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