Dr Shu-Lin Liu is affiliated with Harbin Medical University, China, and the University of Calgary, Canada. His career with microbes began in 1971 at the clinical laboratory of Fujin Central Hospital, China, and he conducted his PhD studies from 1985 to 1990 at Gifu University, Japan. His publications include 160 original papers and 16 books and book chapters in English, Chinese or Japanese, while his research is mostly concerned with microbes, with Salmonella as primary models for genomic evolution and pathogenesis studies.
This book details a novel approach to controlling cancer with natural lignans. Instead of killing cancer cells, lignans redress malignancy by altering the tumor microenvironment to cut off its blood supply, effectively starving the cancer and leading to its gradual disappearance.
Mankind is in an arms race with drug-resistant pathogens. This book reveals how benign bacteria become pathogenic by acquiring new genes and proposes a third strategy beyond drugs and vaccines: achieving herd resistance by enhancing our protective intestinal microbiota.
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