1 Medicina ortomoleculara in preventia si tratamentul
bolilor prin administrarea de produse cu specific ortomolecular, suplimente
nutritionale ca anti-cancer dupa diagnosticul
de cancer, sistematic reviu
2 Vitamine pentru preventia bolilor cronice la adulti, aplicatii
clinice, reviu stiintific
3 Suplimente nutritionale cu Multivitamine Minerale si preventia
de boli cronice
Termenul ortomolecular a fost folosit prima data de Linus
Pauling
4 Vitamine Antioxidante pentru preventia de boli cardiovasculare,
studiu randomizat dublu orb placebo controlat
5 Vitamine cu mega doza la cancerul de vezica urinara,
studiu randomizat placebo controlat
6 Terapia de Vitamine cu doza inalta stimuleaza enzimele
relevante in bolile genetice
7 Multivitamine si acid folic la cancerul de colon
8 Acid
Folic in preventia de cancer mamar
9 Vitamina D si Calciu
reduce riscul de cancer, studiu randomizat dublu orb placebo controlat.
10 Seleniu in preventia de cancer, reviu
si mecanism de actiune
29 L-Arginina cu efect metabolic si imunologic la cancer
30 Suplimente nutritive cu Vitamina C ca suport la boala de
cancer si prelungirea supravietuirii umane
L-Lizina inhiba colagenaza care descompune colagenul si favorizeaza cresterea
celulelor de cancer
L-Lizina inhiba colagenaza care descompune colagenul si favorizeaza metastaza
canceroasa
31 Vitamina Ccu doza inalta un anti-cancer in tratamentul pacientilor
de cancer unde nu are prioritate citostaticele, studiu randomizat dublu-orb
placebo controlat
Ceai Verde (Camellia Sinensis) - foto
Nutraceutice - Nutraceuticele Anti Aging Systeme sint
din plante naturale: Farmacia Naturala, care au efecte farmaceutice numite
si fitofarmaceutice.
Ceai Verde Supreme cu Flavonoizi, Polifenoli 90%, monomeri sai Catechine extr. stand. 70% - Epicatechingalat,
Epigalocatechin, Epicatechin si EGCG - Galatul de epigalocatechina 50%din: Farmacia Naturala
34CeaiVerde
Supreme cu: Polifenoli 90%, Catechine 70% si EGCG -
Galatul de epigalocatechina extr. stand. 50% are capacitatea de inhibare
de enzima metaloproteinaza matricial -9(MMP-9) (cunoscut ca Gelatinaza
B) si (Gelatinaza A) aceasta enzima detine un rol important pentru
invazia tumorala si metastazarea cancerului
35Extractul EGCG-
Galatul de epigalocatechina extr. stand. 50% inhiba si actioneaza regresia
la celulele de cancer de prostata (PC-3) si cancerul mamar
37Ceai Verde Supreme cu: Polifenoli 90%, Catechine
70% si EGCG - Galatul de epigalocatechina extr. stand.
50% inhiba proteolitic enzima urokinaza si ornitin decarboxilaza, urokinaza
este o enzima de care se foloseste celula de cancer pentru a intra
in tesutul sanatos si a forma metastaze.
38Ceai Verde Supreme cu: Polifenoli 90%, Catechine
70% si EGCG - Galatul de epigalocatechina extr. stand.
50% reduce enzima 5-alfa reductaza este un agent citostatic natural,
inhiba proliferarea celulelor canceroase de prostata
39Ceai Verde Supreme cu: Polifenoli 90%, Catechine
70% si EGCG - Galatul de epigalocatechina extr. stand.
50% inhiba glioblastoma
40Ceai Verde Supreme cu: Polifenoli 90%, Catechine
70% si EGCG - Galatul de epigalocatechina extr. stand.
50% previne riscul de melanom malign (cancer de piele) reduce inflamatia
razelor UVB
Totul despre Diindolylmethane, metabolismul
estrogenului, promovarea reducerii greutatii corporale, control hormonal
Totul despre Diindolylmethane de Dr.
Michael A. Zeligs
41 Receptorul AH se leaga de Indole-3-Carbinol si induce hidroxilarea
estradiolului , in proces de hidroxilare estrogen 2 hidroxilaza (EH)
microzomala (citocrom P450) este involvat receptorul AH
DIM Diindolylmethane cu actiune anti proliferativa
45 Indole-3-Carbinol inhiba expresia ciclin
-dependent kinaza-6 care induce G1 ciclul celular la celulele de cancer
mamar independent de receptorii de estrogen
46 Indole-3-Carbinol reduce incidenta de
cancer mamar, actioneaza asupra receptorii de estrogeni negativi ai celulelor
de cancer mamar
47 Indole-3-Carbinol un anti-cancer inhiba
impreuna cu tamoxifen cancerul mamar la linia celulara MCF-7
48. Indole-3-Carbinol induce apoptoza la cancerul mamar pe linia celulara MCF-7,
reface functia antitumorala a genei p21 si p53
49 Indole-3-Carbinol cu utilitate clinica
in preventia cancerului mamar la linia celulara MCF-7 si alt cancer dependent
hormonal
50 Indole-3-Carbinol cu efect in metabolismul estrogenului
prin cresterea de estrogen 2-hidroxilat, inactiveaza estrogenii endogeni
nefavorabili (17beta-estradiol) si estron, reduce riscul de cancer mamar
51 Indole-3-Carbinol extractul fitofarmaceutic
moduleaza estrogenul, inhiba proliferarea, cu preventie la cancerul mamar
52 Indole-3-Carbinol cu aspect multifunctional
de actiune antitumorala
53 16 alfa hidroxiesteron (16 alpha-OHE1) un initiator, un potential
biomarker al riskului de cancer mamar: are corelatia cu proteina de legatura-3
( growth factor binding protein-3 IGFBP-3)
54 16 alfa hidroxiesteron al estrogenului (estradiol) un posibil risc
marker de cancer mamar
55 Proportia metabolitiilor de estrogen si riscul de cancer hormonal
din lb. gr."homao" inseamna „Eu pun in miscare", de risc al cancerului cervical
56 Indole-3-Carbinol cu efect citostatic la cancerul endometrial
57 Cresterea activitatii de estrogen "16 hidroxilaza" la femei cu cancer mamar si endometrial
58 Cresterea de estrogen 2-hidroxilat la femei cu obezitate dupa consumul
de Indole-3-Carbinol
59 Obezitatea, dieta, metabolismul de estrogen afectat: Dominanta estrogenica cu riscul de cancer hormonal
Dieta anti-estrogenica indicat la cura de slabire, suplimente
nutritive cu specific anti-estrogenic: Indole-3-Carbinol, Resveratrol,
Diindolylmethane, Isoflavone si Prostata Formula
Dieta mediteraneana creste longevitatea, studiile
arata ca populatiile din tarile mediteraneene sint longevivi
60 Dieta mediteraneana traditionala reduce estrogenul endogen la femei
sanatoase in postmenopauza
61Acizii grasi esentiali polinesaturati Omega 3 din Ulei de Peste atenueaza cresterea
cancerului mamar, prin activarea neutrala de mediere a sfingomielinaza
62 Resveratrol un citostatic cu proprietati anti-estrogenice la adenocarcinomul
endometrial
63 Resveratrol un produs natural din struguri cu activitate anti-estrogenica,
inhiba cancerul mamar
64 Resveratrol cu proprietati de anti-estrogen la cancerul mamar pe
linia celulara MCF-7
65 Resveratrol cu proprietati de anti-estrogen la tumora mamara
66 Resveratrol un fitoestrogen cu efect la aromataza 17 beta-hidroxisteroid
dehidrogenaza activitate si la cancerul mamar
67 Resveratrol un polifenol din struguri este un agonist pentru receptorul
de estrogen
68 Resveratrol este un mixt de agonist/antaginist pentru receptorul
alfa si beta al estrogenului
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