Diseases as a legacy of the Great Oxidative Event, or how mitochondria became pathogenic and sweating became healing

It is shown here that the appearance of oxygen gas in the earth's atmosphere turned mitochondria into sources of uncompensated hydrogen ions, pathogenic for humans. It seems that understanding this can be fundamentally important for doctors seeking to identify the origin of human diseases. At the same time, it seems that it is precisely this understanding that allows perceiving sweating, in which hydrogen ions are removed from the human body, as a universal therapeutic means, in particular an antitumor means.

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Cancer Research and Cellular Therapeutics
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2024-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.31579/2640-1053/206
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Health, Environment, Cognitive Aging
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Diseases as a legacy of the Great Oxidative Event, or how mitochondria became pathogenic and sweating became healing

Yuri Pivovarenko
Cancer Research and Cellular Therapeutics
Health, Environment, Cognitive Aging
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Diseases as a legacy of the Great Oxidative Event, or how mitochondria became pathogenic and sweating became healing

Yuri Pivovarenko
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Abstract

It is shown here that the appearance of oxygen gas in the earth's atmosphere turned mitochondria into sources of uncompensated hydrogen ions, pathogenic for humans. It seems that understanding this can be fundamentally important for doctors seeking to identify the origin of human diseases. At the same time, it seems that it is precisely this understanding that allows perceiving sweating, in which hydrogen ions are removed from the human body, as a universal therapeutic means, in particular an antitumor means.

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