Nature May Hold
the Next
Great
Cancer Drug
Scientists know there are medical miracles locked inside Mother
Nature. They’ve found some already. The National Institutes of
Health spent over $183 million on just one research project that
brought Taxol (one of the best breast cancer and ovarian cancer
drugs currently available) to market.
This is just one of seven plant-derived anticancer drugs that have
received FDA approval for commercial production. Two of these
anticancer drugs are derived from a tree native to China,
Camptotheca acuminate, and they are used to treat lung and ovarian
cancer and colorectal cancer.
Besides the search for anticancer agents, plants are being screened
for anti-AIDS compounds. Five chemicals showing significant activity
against AIDS have been isolated.
Two are from trees found in Malaysia and one from the saltbush shrub
of western Australia.
Scientists have also been turning to the oceans in the hope of
finding new anticancer candidates in and among marine organisms.
This search has produced four anticancer candidates; one from
Comoros Islands large sea slug, a Caribbean sea squirt, a tiny moss
animal from off the California coast, and a New Zealand sponge. The
coral reefs are considered the rain forests of the ocean. In just
one square meter of a coral reef, you have over 1,000 different
species.
At the same time, vitamin, mineral and herbal supplements have been
gaining the attention of top medical researchers. Leading centers
have substantially increased funding for research involving
supplements and their effects on cancer. Once considered hogwash,
dietary supplements have become the subjects of serious cancer
research.
Clinical trials are proliferating. Even the National Cancer
Institute is currently recruiting subjects for cancer related
clinical trials using dietary supplements. Each month study results
are published in credible medical journals that report the benefits
of vitamins, minerals and herbs on diseases, including cancer.
Why the recent emphasis on supplements? Despite the rapid pace at
which conventional medicine is advancing, the overall medical system
is fraught with serious problems. Many people facing cancer are left
feeling helpless and hopeless. Americans are turning to alternative
therapies in ever-increasing numbers. This phenomenal increase is
pushing government sponsored and independent research and will for
years to come.
Look for study results on lycopene, vitamins A, C and E, Co Q-10,
and Wormwood - just to name a few. Of course, one of the main goals
is to insure the safety in using alternative therapies. We have a
way to go, with many results being far from conclusive; but knowing
credible research involving dietary supplements and the associated
funding for these studies is a huge step.
Americans should turn to reliable and published studies when making
their decisions on what supplements to take. They have information
to help them know what is safe and effective and what is just a
waste of money. If you cannot confirm information being fed to you
from someone trying to sell you a product, then you best not believe
that information.
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