TUTORIAL VIDEO (45min) on Melatonin (part6), Mitochondria, Metabolism, Malignancy, and Mentoring

Here is part 6 in the series on melatonin. The following video-discussion is based upon the information in Inflammation Mastery 4th Edition described at InflammationMastery.com #melatonin

Here is part#6 in the series on melatonin.

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The following video is based upon the information in Inflammation Mastery 4th Edition described at InflammationMastery.com and also in this video.

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Questions answered here:

1. How did I (DrV) learn how to use melatonin in high doses in clinical care and cancer treatment?

2. Is intensity of education the same as quality of education?

3. What are the 3 main functions of melatonin?

4. What is the physiologic dose of melatonin?

5. What are reasonable pharmacologic doses for using melatonin in clinical practice?

6. Where does melatonin function within the cell and within the mitochondria? Name at least 4-5 locations as discussed in this video.

7. What are the 5 cofactors for the enzyme complex emphasized herein?

8. What is the main metabolic-enzymatic target in the treatment of cancer for reversing the pro-cancer anaplerotic highjacking of glycolysis which also results in a failure of apoptosis?

Other recent articles/news/context on Melatonin:

1. Part 1: MELATONIN must be good if it is being attacked by CNN and the American Medical Association

2. Part 2: AMA+CNN=Miseducating Medics and the Masses by Misrepresenting Melatonin

3. Part 3: Critical reading of "Using melatonin for sleep is on the rise despite potential health harms" published by CNN on Feb1 2022 and promoted by American Medical Association

4. Part 4: CNN and A.M.A. fail at math, science, and logic when attacking Melatonin

5. Part 5: Melatonin on Thrombosis, Sepsis and Mortality Rate in COVID-19 Patients published in International Journal of Infectious Diseases 2021 (online) and 2022 (printed)