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Almost 100 years ago, the German physician, researcher and Nobel Laureate Otto Warburg proposed that the primary cause of cancer is a metabolic dysfunction of the mitochondria. Mitochondria are the cellular powerplants that produce ATP, the energy source all cells rely on to function, and Warburg hypothesized that this dysfunction caused mitochondria to switch