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Dandelions: Just Pretty Flowers or Anti-Cancer Powerhouses?
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Dandelions: Just Pretty Flowers or Anti-Cancer Powerhouses?

Dandelions have been used for centuries, if not millennia in traditional German medicine, but recent research indicates that they may have potent activity against that most insidious of diseases – cancer.

Essays

Merlin L. Marquard

Merlin L. Marquard

Jan 15, 2026 — 22 min read
On the Limitations of Standard-of-Care and the Potential of Integrative Therapy
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On the Limitations of Standard-of-Care and the Potential of Integrative Therapy

Standard-of-care for most cancers has remained largely stagnant and is commonly faced with the issues of severe side effects and recurrence. A holistic approach to integrative therapy can be used to make up for these shortcomings.

Essays

Cedric L. Marquard

Cedric L. Marquard

Jan 3, 2026 — 15 min read
Engineering Grainless Bread, Part II

Engineering Grainless Bread, Part II

The goal of making grainless Laugengebäck is yet at distance, though significant strides have been made in the mouthfeel and taste of the bread.

Reports

Merlin L. Marquard

Merlin L. Marquard

Dec 23, 2025 — 3 min read
Hidden Hunger, Peripheral Neuropathy, and Cancer
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Hidden Hunger, Peripheral Neuropathy, and Cancer

Hidden hunger is a persistent problem across the world with wide-reaching clinical consequences, also for cancer care.

Essays

Merlin L. Marquard

Merlin L. Marquard

Dec 21, 2025 — 17 min read
Updated Article 'A Promising Path to Kill Cancer Cells with Their Own Growth'
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Updated Article 'A Promising Path to Kill Cancer Cells with Their Own Growth'

Updated the article with schematics of mitosis to make visualisation easier for the reader.

Updates

Merlin L. Marquard

Merlin L. Marquard

Nov 28, 2025 — 1 min read
A Promising Path to Kill Cancer Cells with Their Own Growth
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A Promising Path to Kill Cancer Cells with Their Own Growth

Killing cancer cells with their own growth sounds like a fever dream, but it's far more possible, than obvious at first glance.

Essays

Merlin L. Marquard

Merlin L. Marquard

Nov 26, 2025 — 11 min read
On the Alleviation of Persistent Spike-Protein Pathology
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On the Alleviation of Persistent Spike-Protein Pathology

Spike protein harms mitochondria and immune function and is thus catastrophic for therapeutic efforts against cancer.

Essays

Merlin L. Marquard

Merlin L. Marquard

Nov 20, 2025 — 24 min read
Updated Article 'Why Does Cancer Recurrence Happen?'
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Updated Article 'Why Does Cancer Recurrence Happen?'

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Merlin L. Marquard

Merlin L. Marquard

Oct 21, 2025 —

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