The document discusses a cancer theory related to histone proteins and chromatin remodeling. It suggests that normal DNA histones do not undergo sufficient modification and remodeling to allow for adequate gene transcription and expression due to low energy levels. This inhibits aerobic glycolysis and mitochondrial function, resulting in very low ATP production through anaerobic glycolysis alone. As a result, signaling, proliferation, and mutations are more likely to occur that increase histone modification and allow for gene expression.