Metabolic Terrain Institute of Health
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Mission Statement
The mission of the Metabolic Terrain Institute of Health (MTIH) is to restore health for people with cancer through Research, Education, Advocacy, Community, and Healing (REACH). Our mantra of “Test, Assess, Address™ – Never Guess” is the motivation for our drive to discover novel biomarkers to assess the success or failure of any medical treatment. We are committed to establishing an ecosystem that fosters translational scientific and clinical collaboration, drives cutting-edge metabolic research, leverages advanced data analytics and artificial intelligence, prioritizes education, and creates a supportive network of clinicians, diagnostic centers, treatment facilities, prevention programs, and wellness clinics. Together, we will shape a future where innovation, collaboration, and patient empowerment intersect to unlock unprecedented possibilities in healthcare. For more information, visit mtih.org.
About This Cause
For over a century cancer treatment has made moderate advancements in cancer outcomes and quality of life. That is because we stopped asking what had gone wrong, why did cancer take root in the first place. Today two people can have the exact same type of cancer but two completely different reasons for getting it. That is because everything about those two people is different. Their genetics, hormone balance, immune function, what they are exposed too, how they handle stress and what they eat... Yet in a protocol driven approach, their cancer treatment is the same. The Metabolic Approach Focuses on The “Why” *What caused the cancer to grow *What about this person is sick *It’s a truly individualized approach *Focusing on specific therapies (at the right dose, order and duration) *Addressing the “Why”, “What” and “How” *Ultimately improving the quality of life *Reducing mortality rates