mTOR, Polyphenols and Using Olive Oil to Fight Cancer with Dr. Limor Goren
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Dr. Limor Goren is an olive oil expert with a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology whose research involves the discovery of a highly effective strategy to combat cancer cells through a molecule found in olive oil. This molecule is known as Oleocanthal, the miracle-worker polyphenol. Part of her advocacy is to share the discoveries she's made around the best sources of olive oil that are beneficial to health and to spread awareness that there are commercialized olive oils that are more toxic than healthy. In this episode, she shares Science-backed facts and tips to help you find the right olive oil for you, and how high oleocanthal olive oils are made.
"Olive oils that contain higher oleocanthal were able to kill cancer cells with the same mechanism, with the same dynamics as isolated oleocanthal."
-Dr. Limor Goren
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In This Episode:
- Out of an ordinary day-to-day function for the mTOR, researchers came upon an interesting molecule that will play an important role in the fight against cancer
- Learn how a "properly functioning" mTOR pathway is able to sense the sufficiency of nutrients in the body, particularly the lipids
- Discover the missing link that drives up mTOR and why having an overactive mTOR should be avoided at all cost
- Scientists look at these tests to check if there is an overactivity in the mTOR pathway
- Oleocanthal is not a taste, it's a sensation! Learn how to tell if polyphenol is present in the olive oil you are consuming
- Discover these highly acidic organelles that kill cancer cells really fast and how to spot them when you're checking out for olive oils to buy
- Here's the right dosage of olive oil intake a day if you're careful not to up your calories vs if you're not watching your calories…
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