Researchers at Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans
have shown that melatonin can inhibit the growth of human breast
cancer cells. Oncologists in Milan have actually been using melatonin
to treat cancer patients in conjunction with traditional chemotherapy
and immunnotherapy. They have reported that melatonin-treated
patients showed tumor regression and lived longer with few side
effects than those who did not receive melatonin.
To see which melatonin I would recommend see www.detoxqueen.com.
The
new Fast2Sleep formula delivers melatonin in a much more effective
manner than anything else currently on the market. Take it 5 days in
a row and take 2 days off. Some people will fill their reserves and
won't need it anymore. The type A personalities will likely need to
stay on it since they "burn" it up more.
Melatonin is probably the strongest free radical scavenger that
exists. Studies also show that people with ADD/ADHD are very depleted
of this and supplementation makes symptoms go away in a large
percentage of children that were in the study. This was told to me
verbally by the formulator of the Fast2Sleep product and since it's so
new I haven't had a chance to go and do all the research on the
studies yet but thought I'd put it out here anyway in case anyone is
in this situation.
Sharon Hoehner
www.detoxqueen.com
--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "CC" <yodapurrs-2@...> wrote:
>
> Anyone taking melatonin in their cancer cure protocol?
> Was the dosage advised by a health practitioner?
> What dosage was advised? I have read 3 to 50 mg.
> (from breastcancerchoices website: A 2006 study showed Melatonin may
> work as a kind of aromatase inhibitor. (Cos et al.))
>
> --CC
>
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