· Curcumin
— 400 mg 3 times daily. Curcumin is a yellow pigment in Turmeric
(Curcuma longa) with strong anti-inflammatory properties.
·
Fractionated citrus pectin (also called modified citrus pectin or MCP)
— 6 grams 2 times daily. MCP powder is usually dissolved in a small
amount of water and then diluted juice. It interferes with cancer cells'
ability to aggregate and attach to healthy cells and inhibits cancer
cell growth.
· Genistein
— 200 mg daily. An isoflavone that inhibits the growth of cancer cells
and acts as an antioxidant. Soy nuts are high in genistein.
· Green tea
— Drink at least 4 cups a day or take a standardized extract. Inhibits
cancer cell growth and induces apoptosis (programmed cell death).
· Lycopene
— 10 mg daily. A carotenoid found primarily in tomatoes.
· Melatonin
— 20 mg daily. Inhibits cancer cell growth and potentiates the
beneficial effects of chemotherapy and radiation while reducing their
side effects.
· Selenium
— 400-800 mcg daily. A potent antioxidant.
· Vitamin D
— .25–.50 mcg daily. Inhibits cancer cell growth and may induce
apoptosis.
· Vitamin E
succinate — 1200–1600 IUs daily. Inhibits cancer cell growth and
promotes normal cell division.
· Zinc —
15-50 mg daily. As zinc competes with copper for absorption, it is
important to supplement with copper. Zinc supplements containing copper
are available. Supports immune function.