Prostate cancer, a glutamate problem

Cancer is a glutamate problem

• first understand what glutamate is

Glutamate vs Glutamine:

Glutamine

• chained with other amino acids into a protein
• glutamine, in a protein
• usually is a chewable protein
• realitvely safe
• needs to be chewed, solid

Glutamate

• single or un-bound from other amino acids
• glutamate, in a liquid
• can be drank in water, liquid
• very toxic
• toxic to nerves caused cell death
  • stroke
  • heart attack
  • memory loss
  • anxiety
  • cannot sleep
• also called MSG

Forms of liquid or dissolved glutamate

• soy protein
• whey protein
• pea powder
• protein powders
• liquid aminos

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What happens with double ended acids?

• Liver damage
• Cancer

Liver damage?

Yes,

• the liver collects the 'hot' double acids
• then uses liver enzymes
• AST is also called SGOT
  • (Serum Glutamate Oxaloacetate Transaminase)
• AST is made by the liver
• when very high can indicate cancer in any part of the body
• AST liver enzyme attempts to rid the body of glutamates
• cancer cells testing high in glutamates are growing rapidly

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High glutamate, Low arginine

• A retrovirus that mutates amino acid production
• First described in 2006 as a novel human pathogen
• The virus changes the genetic production of amino acids
• The cancer-associated virus mutates the cell to produce glutamine instead of arginine
• Liver AST elevates to combat high blood circulating glutamate
• AST over 200 may indicate cancer somewhere in the body
  • In prostate cancer
    • Men with two copies of this mutation, 2.0 times the risk of prostate cancer
    • Men with one copy of this mutation, 1.5 times the risk of prostate cancer.
• The cancer-associated virus can invade cells anywhere in the body
  
• Cancer from this virus is noted when glutamates are very high.

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Reference: Wikipedia

Xenotropic murine leukemia virus-related virus

Xenotropic murine leukemia virus-related virus (XMRV) is a retrovirus which was first described in 2006 as an apparently novel human pathogen found in tissue samples from men with prostate cancer