The world's first medical retreat centre dedicated to Dr Thomas Seyfried 's groundbreaking Press-Pulse Protocol : A non-toxic, mitochondrial metabolic approach to managing cancer and other chronic diseases. Combining peer-reviewed science with holistic and functional medicine all in a tranquil setting ripe for healing. "No tumour cell can survive in the absence of glucose and glutamine ". The Press-Pulse Protocol targets the unique metabolic vulnerabilities of cancer with precision. Since the body converts protein into g lucose and glutamine, dietary restriction of these nutrients alone isn't enough. The approach blocks cancer's access to these critical fuel sources in synergy with other non-toxic therapies offered at our clinic. The result? A powerful strategy not just for managing cancer and chronic disease but boosting mitochondrial metabolic function, overall health and lifespan. What is Press-Pulse? ...
Essential Healing Prep
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Foundational Lifestyle Interventions
- Prioritize sleep in complete darkness (7-9 hrs/night): Promotes melatonin production, mitophagy, and DNA repair. Allows for cleansing pathways in brain, gut etc.
- Prioritize A.M. sunlight exposure: Regulates circadian rhythms, activates melatonin production in mitochondria, supports mitochondrial function
- Prioritize daily movement: (esp. aerobic and resistance): Increases mitochondrial biogenesis and glucose regulation
- Time-Restricted Eating (6-8 hr eating window): Enhances autophagy and metabolic flexibility
- Minimize EMF and blue light exposure at night: Protects melatonin and mitochondrial signaling (communication)
Therapeutic Nutrition
- Low-glycemic or ketogenic diet reduces glucose fermentation in BRCA1-deficient cells
- High-antioxidant foods (e.g., berries, greens, crucifers, sulfur rich, turmeric to quench Free Radicals and protect mitochondria
- High-healthy fat, moderate protein, low carb: Favours fat-based fuel (mitochondrial preference)
- Avoid synthetic vitamins like folic acid that are difficult to break down, build up and become toxic. Especially important with MTHFR or BRCA-related folate handing issues.
Targeted Supplementation:
Supplement:
- Methylfolate + Methyl B12: Dose Range: As per labs/MTHFR status: Supports DNA methylation and detoxification
- CoQ10 (ubiquinol form) 100-300 mg/day: Supports electron transport and energy production (OXPHOS)
- PQQ 10-20 mg/day: Promotes mitochondrial biogenesis
- Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA): 300-600 mg/day: Regenerates other antioxidants and supports OXPHOS
- Acetyl-L-Carnitine; 500-2,000 mg/day: Transports fatty acids into mitochondria
- Melatonin 1-10 mg nightly: Enhances mitochondrial antioxidant capacity and mitophagy. Note: Endogenous production is best: Sleep and rise with the sun. Morning sunlight exposure and sleep i complete darkness
- NAC/Glycine/Selenium: doses per protocol: Supports Glutathione support for redox balance
Important: Dosages adjusted to individual health status, goals, lab results, age and medical conditions
Advanced Mitochondrial + metabolic Support
- Berberine/Metformin: Activate AMPK, lowers glucose, and mimics calorie restriction
- MitoQ or SkQ1: Targeted mitochondrial antioxidants
- IV Vitamin C Therapy: Pro-oxidant effect against metabolically inflexible cells
- Press-Pulse Strategy: Cyclical metabolic stress with fasting, ketones, and intermittent therapy "pulses"
Monitoring and Customization
Labs:
- Methylation profile.
- CRP
- Glutathione levels
- Fasting insulin & glucose
- Homocysteine
- Nutrient panels
- Genetic screening: MTHFR, COMT, SOD2, GST variants
- Ongoing review of energy levels, mood, inflammation makers, metabolic flexibility
This protocol is not a one-size-fits-all approach. Its a launchpad. At Oxizona we work with you to tailor and fine-tune every element of your care—so your genetics become a guidepost, not a destiny
Clinical Action Plan
Essential Healing Prep
Medical Retreats
Reset Weeks
HBOT
IV Drips
Ozone Therapy
Red Light Therapy
HIIT & Resistance
Cold plunging
Hyperthermia
Hyperthermia
Testing & Labs
Resources:
Frontiers | Cancer as a mitochondrial metabolic disease