The Warburg Effect describes how cancer cells shift their metabolism—choosing sugar fermentation over efficient oxygen use.
This metabolic shortcut fuels rapid growth but leaves a weakness we can exploit.

What It Means

• Cancer cells rely heavily on glucose, even when oxygen is available.
• This creates an environment of acid buildup and inflammation.
• Healthy cells thrive on mitochondrial efficiency, while cancer cells burn fuel wastefully.

Why It Matters for Longevity

• Understanding the Warburg Effect shows how nutrition and lifestyle can reduce hidden risks.
• Strategies that lower excess glucose and improve mitochondrial function may help defend against cancer’s metabolic edge.

FitAt66 is about stacking proof. The Warburg Effect proves that even cancer’s growth strategy reveals its weakness—and we can build protocols to counter it.

Category: Alpha Tier — Longevity Protocols