Tripping Over the Truth reexamines the roots of cancer through the lens of metabolic dysfunction, weaving a narrative from 19th-century discoveries to modern laboratories. Travis Christofferson traces how shifting the focus from genes to cell metabolism opens fresh strategies in research and care.

This engaging exploration reads like scientific detective work, uncovering key breakthroughs and cover-ups that delayed acceptance of a metabolic origin for malignancy. Along the way, readers meet pioneering scientists whose vision challenges longstanding paradigms.

The book surveys emerging non-toxic therapies that exploit the metabolic vulnerabilities common to all tumor cells. By reframing cancer treatment as a form of rehabilitation rather than all-out combat, it highlights approaches with the potential to complement existing protocols.

• Historical journey from Warburg’s discoveries to modern labs
• Critical analysis of the genetic-centric model
• Overview of non-toxic metabolic therapies
• Insights from leading researchers and clinicians

Ideal for readers interested in medical history, cancer research, and innovative treatment horizons, it offers a compelling story and a hopeful perspective on an age-old disease.

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