How do you deal with cancer?
4 November 2018
Dear Sir/Madam,
Do you think about cancer? Many of us face this critical issue…
I’ve thought about cancer for many years now and I do believe it can be more curable with the right approach. Cancer is a natural and normal way for humans to die because we are swarms of cells. Originally cells were singular but then they learned Life is Better Together — and cancer cells which become serious problems usually tend to regress to the single-stage phase to unlock primal genetic circuits
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/evolved-for-cancer-2008-07/
It’s mostly about probability.:
A tumor is not a single object but rather a population of cells different from the normal cells but all related to the first cancer cell. The cancer population always has to accomplish certain Dim Events (learn to stay alive and copy themselves), but there are infinity different combinations of Specific Events which can make these things happen. Here is a list of Dim Events: (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hallmarks_of_Cancer?wprov=sfti1)
(The relationship between Dim and Specific Events is well illuminated in Entropy Demystified by Arieh Ben-Naim @ https://www.amazon.com/Entropy-Demystified-Second-Reduced-Revised/dp/9812832254/ref=nodl_)
If you attack a group of machines with a single exploit, then 1% might resist it, right? (Especially because cancer cell groups evolve to mutate more because this increases their resistance to things)
if you use two exploits at once, then a machine must randomly mutate a resistance to both. That’s harder to do. And when you use N exploits then the probability of resistance would get lower and lower, assuming you use lots of diverse exploits which cannot be resisted with a single resistance mechanism…
Does this make sense?
TLDR:
- Get cancer tumor gene/RNA sequencing bioinformatics like from https://www.foundationmedicine.com
2. Use multiple therapies simultaneously ( do you want to team up to implement algorithms to identify the right combination with proper cost and side effects and resistance rate? )
3. How do you feel about a plant based diet?
4. Ask oncologist how to maintain healthy anti tumor immune response (critical for success — check PubMed!) despite the fact Chemo and Radiation disrupt the cell division of both cancer cells and memory T cells ?
5. Let’s make a big list of all the different treatments
Happy to help. Anyone interested to collaborate on cancer research at Bit Pharma can email bion@bitpharma.com and I promise to work hard to make treatments for all diseases safely, effectively, and efficiency.
What questions do you have for me?
I look forward to work with you,
Bion Howard, Founder & CEO @ bitpharma.com
P.S. This is called, “Kitchen Sink Oncology”
