Watching that link... '46% of subjects saw PSA drop or stay stable'. But there is no explanation of what status these subject had at the start (presumably that info is around somewhere). But based on the claims being made based on the mechanisms of the four superfoods I would have expected far more significant conclusions. Typically for such dietary ingredients to have noticeable effects you need to be dosing huge quantities.
I just had a discussion with a Clinical Radiologist about antioxidants during radiation therapy. Their view was that the jury is out on benefit vs harm. On one hand the hypotheses that antioxidants somehow 'defend' cancer cells and so contribute to less effective radiation... vs the other school of thought that antioxidants aid the treatment through the properties discussed here.
So... I continue taking my intense turmeric and curcumin; multivitamin; iron and magnesium supplements, and drink mostly rooibos tea. Whether it makes a difference only time will tell, but as an ex-pharma/medical device engineer I am always more likely to go with therapies proven through robust clinical studies than the more 'alternative' approaches.
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