The vaguest, albeit the most accurate, answer is that cancer is cancer. Traditional medicine tends to focus on its location, splitting it up into dozens if not hundreds of different diagnoses. But a diagnosis is just that, it gives no explanations of the nature of the disease. Utopia Cancer Center recognizes the individuality of each human body, we conform our treatments accordingly, treating you, not your diagnosis. It is far too easy to see illnesses as something foreign, however the truth lies within us, when we heal, so does the cancer.

Cancer is primitive. It does not operate as normal cells do. Normal cells have a well-ordered and organized system to control how much, and how often, they divide. Cancer simply propagates and expands without any form of control. Healthy cells have a fine-tuned system to produce energy from different compounds and oxygen. 

Cancer ferments sugar without any oxygen (Anaerobically), in a sense resembling a primitive bacteria or yeast, more than a human cell. It’s easy to see that cancer is simply unorderly, destroying neighboring cells and creating an acidic, oxygen free, environment so that it can multiply in comfort.

The discovery of the anaerobic and acidic nature of cancer cells earned Otto Warburg a Nobel prize in 1931. But what was even more fascinating, was his discovery of cancer’s “sweet tooth”, its natural tendency to guzzle-up huge amounts of sugar from its surroundings. He was widely known for promoting a more alkaline way of living, and theorizing that an acidic and oxygen deprived cellular environment caused cancer, to quote him directly:

“No disease, including cancer, can exist in an alkaline environment”.