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Journal Entry on December 26, 2011
A rather large study testing Vitamin E and Selenium for anti-prostate cancer effects called the SELECT study proved to be a major disappointment. So much so that it was stopped after the mid-term analysis. Researchers found that not only did the nutrients fail to show protection against prostate ...
Journal Entry on May 7, 2010
The B Vitamins The current reasoning is that since B vitamins are soluble in water, any excess taken would just be quickly flushed out of the body so you can safely take any amount, even mega-dosages. Researchers have now discovered that this is not entirely true, but not many health professionals ...
Journal Entry on March 25, 2010
In the NEWS right now, Inositol and IP6 stop lung cancer growth or development in 5-6 out of 10 cases. OK, yes this was just an animal study. Here is one of the research studies of inositol on prostate cancers: Inositol Hexaphosphate Suppresses Growth and Induces Apoptosis in Prostate Carcinoma ...
Journal Entry on March 2, 2012
The interpretation of new research presents many challenges for the development of new health theories when study results differ from existing mainstream protocol. First one lists facts gained from past research plus new study results to see how they might fit together as puzzle pieces. Br ...
Journal Entry on May 5, 2010
Excess intake of water soluble B vitamins is harmlessly flushed out of the body . Research is finding syntheticVitamin B6 and Folic acid can have adverse effects at mega dosages. B6 over 200 mg on neurological conditions and Folic Acid over about 650 mcg on cancers and dementia....
The term Antioxidant is tossed around like bags of peanuts at baseball games, yet few people know what it means. Here is a simple explanation. Imagine cars without spare tires. If a tire goes flat, the car becomes dangerous to drive and should wait for a repair truck or steal a tire from another car before it can function safely again...
Journal Entry by Team RightWay on March 26, 2011
The study copied here shows that while levels of D did not seem to influence overall PC rates, higher 25 OHD vitamin D levels did increase the risks for the aggressive form of prostate cancer: J Natl Cancer Inst. 2008 Jun 4;100(11):796-804. Epub 2008 May 27. Serum vitamin D concentration and p ... Vitamin C and Cancer
After so many years, Linus Pauling's Vitamin C theory gains some teeth, just not the ones Pauling expected. FROM: John Hopkins Medical Institutions (2007, September 12). How Vitamin C Stops Cancer.
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