Deuterium, Metabolic Water & Cancer | Gábor Somlyai | Episode 297
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The episode discusses the role of deuterium in regulating cell division and its implications for mitochondrial metabolism and cancer.
Send us Fan Mail The possible role of deuterium (heavy isotope of hydrogen) in regulating cell division, mitochondrial metabolism & cancer. TOPICS DISCUSSED: Deuterium Basics: Deuterium is twice as massive as regular hydrogen; natural water contains ~150 ppm, with stronger oxygen-deuterium bonds slowing reactions compared to oxygen-hydrogen.Mitochondrial Role: Healthy mitochondria produce deuterium-depleted metabolic water (~110 ppm from fat oxidation vs. ~150 ppm from carbs), helping mai...
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Host: Nick Jikomes
Guest: Gábor Somlyai
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Products: deuterium, metabolic water, hydrogen, oxygen-deuterium bonds, oxygen-hydrogen, fat oxidation, carbs
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