Apple Nachos & Similarities Between Cancer And Fungus

Cancer and fungus have plenty in common.  Sugar causes both to thrive, and both can die without it. Both can metabolize nutrients without oxygen.  Both respond favorably to anti-fungal medications.  I would imagine researchers were surprised when cancer patients starting responding favorably to the anti-fungal Sporonox they were taking for toe nail fungus.  Here is something interesting.  Dogs that can sniff out cancer can also detect fungus.   Both cancer and fungus emit something called VOC’s (volatile organic compounds) so it’s not actually the cancer or mold specifically they are sniffing out but the VOC’s themselves.  Just think, maybe while we are eating an antifungal diet, we most likely are lowering our chances of getting cancer dramatically!

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Apple Nachos

Erin Porter

Satisfy your cravings with this delicious apple nachos recipe.

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Course Desserts

Ingredients

  

• 1-3 Green apples
• Cashew butter (melted)
• Lily's premium chocolate chips (melted)
• Unsweetened coconut flakes
• Crushed pecans or walnuts
• Healthy caramel sauce (optional)

Instructions

 

• Slice apples and arrange on a plate.
• Melt chocolate (about 1/8 of a cup).
• When slightly cool place in a zip lock bag, cup the tip of one side and pour over apples.
• Do the same with the cashew butter and (optional caramel sauce).
• Sprinkle with unsweetened coconut flakes and nuts. Enjoy!

Notes

See recipe here at the Almond Eater for sauce or leave out if you want it to stay vegan and sugar free.

Resources: Fundamentals of Fungi – 4th edition, 1996, Moore- Landecker 1996 Warburg 1930, Metabolism of Tumors, 1930. Medical Tribune 1997 and 1999.