Dear Friends and Followers: We are very sorry that we are late in getting back and posting new information on our blog but we have

The New Cancer Immunotherapy, Part 2 Last week, in part one of this series of The New Cancer Immunotherapy, we discussed there are 2 types

I wanted to let all of our patients, followers, and friends know that I had the opportunity to go to Nashville the 1st week of

The New Cancer Immunotherapy Era, Part 1 (Innovative Personalized Cancer Vaccines) Cancer Immunotherapy is a very broad term. This is a two part series we

We are very fortunate to share a young man’s difficult journey living with  Stage IV colon cancer.  He was diagnosed when he was in his

Good morning and I hope everyone is doing well.  We thought we would share an amazing testimony from a young man who has been battling

Here is a video with me (Dr. Robert Elliott) and Mr. Mike Lovell discussing our new approach to our Cancer Immunometabolic Clinic. I am excited that Mr. Lovell

I am sure Dr. Baucom has already posted about my attending the meeting “Tripping Over the Truth” in Baltimore earlier this month. I attended this

As many of you know, this month is Breast Cancer Awareness…….. HELP US WIN THE FIGHT AGAINST BREAST CANCER! We are having a raffle and

We have been very busy this summer, and have had several accomplishments. We had a paper published called, “Antibiotic Over Usage Causes Mitochondrial Dysfunction which

Hi this is Dr. Robert Elliott and I thought it was time to give all of our followers a research update on some exciting evens

This is a continuation of cancer as a metabolic disease due to mitochondrial dysfunction.  We will discuss our initial work on the Mitochondrial Organelle Transplantation.

Warburg and cancer as a metabolic disease due to mitochondrial dysfunction I have decided to post information on the exciting research that has consumed us the past

Any type of cancer immunotherapy works better when there is less tumor burden.  In other words, a cancer vaccine is most effective when there are

Last week we discussed the importance of host immunity in survival of the cancer patient and how we evaluate that immunity. Now we want to

Now that we have discussed the importance of evaluating a cancer patient’s immune system before any treatment is started, we will discuss the specific blood

As we have previously written, most patients with cancer are treated with some combination of either surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation treatment. The patient’s immune system

A cancer treatment that has recently received a lot of attention in medical reports and even to the public by TV ads. Some great results