Cancer and the Metabolic Cascade reveals the overlooked biochemical triggers that drive cancer development long before a diagnosis is made. Fully referenced and grounded in decades of scientific research, this professional edition exposes how nutrient deficiencies, disrupted methylation pathways, impaired detoxification, and cellular stress create the perfect environment for cancer to thrive. While conventional oncology focuses on treating tumours once they appear, this book asks a crucial question: What if cancer begins much earlier — at the metabolic level — and therefore can be better understood, prevented, and supported by identifying its biochemical origins? This stand-alone volume guides the reader through the science of cancer metabolism, explains the critical role of B-vitamins, folate pathways, mitochondrial dysfunction, oxidative stress, and DNA repair, and highlights how simple, measurable deficiencies can contribute to disease progression. Whether you are a clinician, researcher, student, or an individual seeking deeper understanding, this book connects the missing dots between genetics, nutrients, environment, and cancer biology — offering a powerful new framework to support both prevention and treatment