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Curcumin
Curcumin is a powerhouse in the natural
medicine world, and extensive research
points to its value as a breast cancer fighter,
even for antiestrogen-resistant and triplenegative breast cancers, which can be
resistant to standard treatments. These
dangerous cancers are also often highly
invasive and more aggressive, and, therefore,
women with these types of breast cancer
generally experience poorer outcomes.
2,000 IU
1,400 mg
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But grape seed extract isnt just for hormonesensitive breast cancers. It also works on
triple-negative breast cancer cells, which are
highly malignant and fast growing. Grape
seed extract at low concentration suppresses
their ability to migrate and invade other parts
of the body. Researchers found that grape
seed extract may decrease the activities of
certain genes in cancer tumors that are
thought to be key contributors in cancer
metastasis. Unfortunately, not all grape seed
extracts are able to deliver the kind of OPCs
that are vital for your health. Some OPCs can
be so large (i.e. tannins) that they cannot be
absorbed. Only smaller OPCs are useful in
breast cancer, so make sure the grape seed
you use is tannin-free.
Vitamin D3
Pomegranate Seed Oil
Pomegranates are prized for their
extraordinary antioxidant capacity, but
pomegranate seeds have their own powerful
anticancer chemicals. One of the most
important is punicic acid, an omega-5 fatty
acid that inhibits aromatase, an enzyme
involved in estrogen conversion. Additionally,
in a cellular study, punicic acid from
pomegranate seed oil was capable of
dramatic antitumor effects, inhibiting cancer
cell proliferation up to 95 percent in breast
cancer cells. In that same study, this omega-5
fatty acid also induced apoptosis (cancer cell
death) by up to 91 percent. Similar results
were seen regardless of whether the cancer
cells were sensitive to estrogen or not.
1
in 8
WOMEN
will be diagnosed
with breast cancer.
BREAST CANCER
See your doctor
if you notice any
of the following:
A lump, swelling,
or thickening in
part of the breast
or underarm
Dimpling, puckering,
or flattening of the
breast skin or nipple
Skin irritation, redness, itching, or scaling of breast
or nipple
Changes in size, color, or contour of breast
Unusual nipple discharge, especially if clear or bloody
Pain or tenderness of the breast
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