I think the issue starts with their training, like the article I posted says. They're told from their first exposure in college that cancer is a gene-based disease. They don't even learn about it once being through a metabolic disease (I'm guessing). So when they emerge from their academic chrysalis, they've already got blinders on and they go running straight-down the genetic hallway, following their peers in exactly the wrong direction.

Judging from the fact that most of the funding for the metabolic pathway of cancer comes from grass-roots efforts, the cure for cancer will come from the bottom and gradually filter up to the so-called experts.

It was interesting what they wrote about that one drug that worked so well it killed the patient from the tumor disintegrating so quickly.