It is widely acknowledged that there is a metabolic aspect to cancer that provides opportunities for nutrition and lifestyle medicine to influence cancer outcomes. The first quarter of the twenty-first century has seen an exciting leap in our ability to observe and understand cancer behaviour that has led to a fast growing body of evidence showing that cancer cell behaviour is capable of manipulation in many different ways. Moreover, the idea that cancer is a metabolic dysfunction caused by random mutation is gradually being replaced by a new understanding that tumour cells are employing highly-conserved metabolic pathways more usually utilised in stem cells and other fast growing cells. The discovery that this is a metabolic adaptation rather than an aberration holds out the hope not only for recovery but also for rehabilitation: cancer cells may have have lost their map but they haven’t lost their infrastructure. 

The Fluxable Framework has at its core a detailed understanding of energy production and biosynthesis within the mitochondria and the implications for the whole body. Focussing primarily on the dynamics of the electron transport chain in maintaining mitochondrial function and cellular differentiation, the course will highlight the importance of flux for all body systems together with the diet and lifestyle choices that can support optimal metabolic function. This course coordinates the latest evidence for the metabolic approach, moving the focus from restricting fuel to restoring flux, and providing an understanding of cancer metabolism that moves beyond the well-known Warburg effect.

The early bird offer will expire on 31 May 2026

The Fluxable Practitioner 

Full Price Ticket 

Dawn Waldron

Lite Year

The Fluxable Practitioner - A Mitochondrial Approach to Cancer

Day 1 - Review

Day 4 - Flux in Practice

Day 2 - Optimising Flux

Day 2 - Review

Day 4 - Review

Day 3 - Review

Day 3 - Regulating Flux

Day 1 - Cancer and Flux