I have that book, but regret buying it. Frankly, it's lightweight for a HN audience. The original technical book "Cancer as a Metabolic Disease" by Thomas N. S

I have that book, but regret buying it. Frankly, it's lightweight for a HN audience. The original technical book "Cancer as a Metabolic Disease" by Thomas N. Seyfried and published by Wiley seems pretty accessible to me. I'm not advocating for or against the theory. It seems though a lot of time and money has been invested into the genetic mutation approach, without the expected returns in actual health outcomes, so that there is least a case to answer.