Dr. Marco Ruggiero on The New Health Conversation-TV Live with Peter Greenlaw and Coach Steve Toth-Host/Moderator. Show Theme: Miracle Molecules that Supercharge Your Immune System Part 5, recap of previous four episodes; how Dr. Ruggerio's work relates to The TDOS Syndrome, what you need to know about cancer, what you need to know about other major epidemics, treatment protocol and cancer prevention.
Did you know that a healthy person makes 10,000 to 100,000 cancer cells per day? When healthy, our body produces a protein that attacks and kills cancer cells. But when our body becomes toxic or stressed, these cancer cells produce an enzyme that can literally "turn off" the production of our cancer-fighting proteins.
During this amazing program, our guest Dr. Marco Ruggiero, will reveal new protocols using natural "super foods" he and his research team have developed that supercharge our immune system to fight conditions from cancer to autism. If you or someone you care about has a chronic condition that isn't getting better, you won't want to miss this incredible live television show.
About Dr. Ruggiero: he was born in Firenze, Italy, in 1956, He holds a PhD in Molecular Biology, is a certified Medical Doctor specialized in Clinical Radiology and is a full professor of Molecular Biology at the Department of Experimental and Clinical Biomedical Sciences of the University of Firenze, Italy. Since 2013, he has been Scientific Director of Immuno Biotech Ltd.
He served in the Army as Medical Lieutenant with specific training in chemical, biological and nuclear warfare.
He worked at Burroughs Wellcome Co. North Carolina, USA where he published a seminal paper with Nobel Laureate Sir John Vane. He later began working at the National Cancer Institute of the NIH in Bethesda, working with Dr. Stuart A. Aaronson and Dr. Peter Duesberg.
Since 1992 he has held the chair of Molecular Biology at the University of Firenze where he leads a research group of about 10 researchers.
He has published more than 150 peer-reviewed scientific papers on signal transduction in a variety of experimental and spontaneous pathologic systems related to cancer, chronic kidney disease, chronic fatigue syndrome and neurological conditions.
