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Quercetin and Melanoma

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    • August 6, 2012 at 9:32 pm
    Gene_S
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    Quercetin, a polyphenol found in apples, onions, green tea and other plant-based foods, is a quinone that has shown an interesting effect on melanoma tumors.

    In low concentrations quercetin behaves as an antioxidant, yet at high concentrations it becomes a cell-damaging pro-oxidant.

     

     

    More info can be done by searching " Quercetin and Melanoma".

    Quercetin, a polyphenol found in apples, onions, green tea and other plant-based foods, is a quinone that has shown an interesting effect on melanoma tumors.

    In low concentrations quercetin behaves as an antioxidant, yet at high concentrations it becomes a cell-damaging pro-oxidant.

     

     

    More info can be done by searching " Quercetin and Melanoma".

    also "Science codex and Treating melanoma and brain cancer without chemotherapy".

    also see: 

    http://www.james-arond-thomas.com/template.asp?articleid=125

    Best wishes,

    Gene

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      • August 7, 2012 at 12:11 am
      LynnLuc
      Participant

      Some of this stuff is really dated..this is 12 years old…

        • August 7, 2012 at 3:51 am
        Gene_S
        Participant

        Lynn, In case you haven't yet figured it out …  nothing happens or changes without someone making huge amounts of money!

        No drug company is going to tell you to drink green tea or eat apples… You need to read between the lines!

        Here are some cures that cost very little money and possibly the real cures for melanoma?  I hope that readers here take advantage of this research and change their diets to help cure their disease.

        Best Wishes,

        Gene

        • August 7, 2012 at 3:51 am
        Gene_S
        Participant

        Lynn, In case you haven't yet figured it out …  nothing happens or changes without someone making huge amounts of money!

        No drug company is going to tell you to drink green tea or eat apples… You need to read between the lines!

        Here are some cures that cost very little money and possibly the real cures for melanoma?  I hope that readers here take advantage of this research and change their diets to help cure their disease.

        Best Wishes,

        Gene

        • August 7, 2012 at 3:51 am
        Gene_S
        Participant

        Lynn, In case you haven't yet figured it out …  nothing happens or changes without someone making huge amounts of money!

        No drug company is going to tell you to drink green tea or eat apples… You need to read between the lines!

        Here are some cures that cost very little money and possibly the real cures for melanoma?  I hope that readers here take advantage of this research and change their diets to help cure their disease.

        Best Wishes,

        Gene

      • August 7, 2012 at 12:11 am
      LynnLuc
      Participant

      Some of this stuff is really dated..this is 12 years old…

      • August 7, 2012 at 12:11 am
      LynnLuc
      Participant

      Some of this stuff is really dated..this is 12 years old…

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