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Curcumin Helps Change Gene Function to Combat Cancer
– 05/12/2011
Somewhat quietly, in state-of-the-art molecular facilities at the world-renowned University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, is almost secret research on the power of nutrition to kill cancer and help traditional cancer therapies work better. After all, the MD Anderson Cancer Center is at the forefront of new-fangled…
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BAMLET AND HAMLET – A New Play or a Cure for Cancer? – 04/22/2010There are two new actors on stage in the war on cancer, BAMLET AND HAMLET. It was a fluke discovery; HAMLET was stumbled onto by researchers trying to figure out why… more > |
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DHA in the War on Cancer – 03/04/2010Scientists have just discovered that DHA is a potent anti-cancer compound. This is yet another example of the power of nutrition to help fight cancer. Many nutrients… more > |
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Prostate Cancer & the Androgen Receptor – A Clearer Picture of the Problem – 08/10/2009Prostate cancer is the most widely diagnosed cancer in America. Men have a 17% risk for getting the problem during their lifetime. The story of any cancer is essentially… more > |
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Curcumin in the War on Cancer – 10/14/2010Curcumin is now one of the most widely researched anti-cancer compounds in the world. Hardly a day goes by without a new study explaining some aspect of curcumin metabolism… more > |
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Gamma Tocotrienol in the War on Cancer – 06/08/2009A flurry of recent studies demonstrates that gamma tocotrienol, a unique form of vitamin E, offers protection at the molecular level from a number of different types… more > |
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