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“Sulforaphane and Its Effects on Cancer, Mortality, Aging, Brain and Behavior, Heart Disease & More: https://www.foundmyfitness.com/episodes/sulforaphane Interview with expert Dr. Jed Fahey: https://www.foundmyfitness.com/episodes/jed-w-fahey.”

“The multi-center study involved 115 men between the ages of 59 and 69 years old who had been diagnosed with localized prostate cancer. Each of the men received TULSA treatment (average time, 51 minutes) and then were reassessed 12 months later.”

“The clots in the tumor vessels induce cell death of the cancer cells. Much more work is needed to be done before translation to clinical trials and it's not clear that thrombin will work but the platform of the biodegradable DNA nanorobots seems to work and is the most important finding in this study.”

“Mutation-targeted vaccination for astrocytoma therefore remains investigational, but these data support its promise as a strategy for future cancer treatment. In episode #113, Dr. Derya Unutmaz explains how AI could enable more precise, personalized cancer treatments by identifying tumor-specific mutations and designing therapies to target them.”

“The study did not find any lower risk of cancer recurrence for those who ate peanuts which are a legume and not a tree nut. Nuts are great sources of many micronutrients and both fermentable fiber (which feeds the gut microbiome) and non-fermentable fiber.”

“Data indicate that fewer than 23 percent of Americans achieve recommended levels of activity. The questionnaire-based study assessed the lifestyles of 1,340 women with breast cancer at multiple times throughout survivorship, including before, during, and after treatment.”

“Findings in a recent report indicate that vitamin D may reduce the number of cancer deaths, saving thousands of dollars. The authors of the study drew on data regarding age- and sex-specific cancer deaths in the German Center for Cancer Registry.”

“Increases in serum CRP levels in breast cancer survivors have been associated with poorer outcomes. For example, a one-unit increase in CRP levels is linked to a 21% increase all-cause mortality and an 18% increase in breast cancer-specific mortality.”

“People with the highest diet-related inflammatory score had a 58% increased cancer risk compared to those with the lowest scores. Cancer risk increased by 8.3% when the diet-inflammatory score increased by 1 from a linear dose-response analysis.”

“Vitamin E and NAC can sequester reactive oxygen species (which activates cancer cell death) and prevents cancer cells from dying. Vitamin C does not act the same way. This is why it is VERY important to understand mechanisms and not make generalizations.”