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From: jrrjim
Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 9:49 AM
To: cancercured@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [cancercured] Was Holy crapola: Now -- is copper bad?
Okay, let's defuse this subject and redirect at this issue:
Is coppper bad for cancer patients?
I've seen a few studies (but not a lot) saying that copper fuels
angiogenesis of cancer cells.
I've also seen several nutritional articles saying that excessive zinc
and C intake depletes copper in the body. These articles all stress
the need for supplemental copper if zinc and/or C intake is high. The
supplement I was screaming about was merely following this guideline --
x amount of copper for y amount of zinc.
However, should cancer patients cut out all zinc? Perhaps a major
reason large dose of C are good for cancer patients is exactly because
they deplete the body of copper.
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