Multi drug resistant genes Mdr1, Mrp and Gst, found in triple negative breast cancer...

Let's try to understand what these genes are, by using the Grove Body Part Chart, and some logic...

Logic first:
MDR1 stands for multidrug resistant gene one, and we read that it tends to have affect in the COLON...
So looking at the chart, the Plus element, or element that would be in excess, triggering colon problems, is Bismuth(found in coal burning, smoke, ash, soil, incense, and even high melatonin levels can trigger the Bismuth marker)...

IN the MRP multi drug resistant protein, (also referred to as ABCC1), we fnd this:"In prostate cancer, expression of ABCC1 was found to increase with the stage of the disease while allowing resistance to chemotherapeutic drugs."-so we know MRP affects the prostate(or Skene'sgland in women, the female prostate)...So on the chart we see that the Plus element is Molybdenum...

Gst stands for glutathione s transferase...We know that glutathione affects Magnesium pathways, so the Plus element that opposes Magnesium on the chart is Mercury...(in the Gallbladder)

So, In triple negative breast cancer, MDR1, MRP, & GST, affect Bismuth, Molybdenum & Mercury...

Which means that treatment should involve a focus on Fluorine(Moringa Oleifera is a fluorine at 10,000 mg daily, or Panacur C is very high in Fluorine at 1.8 grams per day), Boron(Hakala labs has 75 mg daily), & Magnesium( a new supplement called TRS is very high in Magnesium, or just use any very high dose magnesium)...