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Aee29-1002

Industrial Vegetable Oils: A Rosetta Stone of Modern Disease

Quote: The phrase "seed oils" is commonly used, but it is imprecise. Avocado oil and olive oil are pressed from fruit and are suitable for cooking. The villain is the cheap, solvent-extracted, deodorized, refined product made from soybean, corn, canola, cottonseed, safflower, sunflower, peanut, rice bran, and grapeseed....

The mainstream still labels cholesterol "bad" or "good." Cholesterol is neither. It is a structural molecule your liver makes because your cells cannot function without it. Statin drugs blunt this production and increase the rate of diabetes, dementia, and muscle damage. The whole "lower your cholesterol" project rests on a falsified hypothesis from the 1950s.

Comment: I have heard much of this from Tom Nufert on several occasions, mentions by Dr. Cathcart, and other research since the 1970s. It started with Doctors Rinse and Passwater exchanging comments in the Letters to the Editor column of Industrial Research Magazine, or maybe American Laboratory magazine. I sent copies of those articles to my father, helping keep him alive. Drs. Rinse and Passwater got together, wrote some papers, some books, and so started much of this awareness on oils. I use to read through a foot and a half of trade journals in the 1970s, learning more than in my university classes.
Article: https://principia-scientific.com/industrial-vegetable-oils-a-rosetta-stone-of-modern-disease/
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Bcb29-011

Antibody-drug conjugate combination therapy targeting LGR5 and MET with different payloads enhances efficacy in preclinical colorectal cancer models

Quote: Treatment with ABT-700-SG3199 increased LGR5 expression, and the combination of ABT-700-SG3199 with 8E11-CPT2 enhanced CRC cell-killing efficacy, reinforcing the rationale for a dual-targeting approach. In patient-derived xenografts, combined administration of 8E11-CPT2 and ABT-700-SG3199 markedly delayed tumor relapse and prolonged survival compared with single-agent treatment. Taken together, these findings reveal a reciprocal regulation between MET and LGR5 in response to LGR5- or MET-targeting ADCs in CRC models and support a LGR5/MET dual-targeting therapeutic strategy to enhance efficacy and potentially overcome resistance and relapse.
Article: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.07.18.739355v1
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Search Authors: Shraddha Subramanian Peyton C High Cara Guernsey-Biddle Maya G Cappellino Zhengdong Liang Adela M Aldana Li Li Sheng Pan Kendra S Carmon, 
    PRIME    GUT    MICROBIOME   

Sd292-001

Scientists Found Mystery Bacteria Inside One of the Oceans Most Elusive Whales

Quote: Scientists studying decades of pygmy sperm whale strandings have uncovered three previously unknown types of Helicobacter bacteria hiding in the animals stomachs. All four infected whales showed serious digestive damage, including inflammation, ulcers, scarring, and parasite infestations, although the bacteria were not confirmed as the cause of death.
Article: https://www.sciencedaily.com//releases/2026/07/260721000847.htm
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