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* [[Dandelion]] root extract was clinically proven in 2011 to specifically induce apoptosis in chemo-resistant melanoma (a type of skin cancer)—without toxicity to healthy cells. | * [[Dandelion]] root extract was clinically proven in 2011 to specifically induce apoptosis in chemo-resistant melanoma (a type of skin cancer)—without toxicity to healthy cells. | ||
* [[Glycoalkaloids]] | * [[Glycoalkaloids]] | ||
| + | * [[Vitamin B3]] : potential of nicotinamide for preventing melanoma in high-risk individuals. Nicotinamide can help reduce or reverse DNA damage, inflammation, and immunosuppression caused by ultraviolet radiation. | ||
* [[Okra]] : A component of Okra, called peptin, which is found under the skin of the pods—is made up of never—before—seen compounds that researchers theorize may help inhibit highly metastatic mouse melanoma cells. This peptin suppressed cancer cell proliferation by 75% just 48 hours after mice were treated. And it increased cancer cell destruction 23-fold. | * [[Okra]] : A component of Okra, called peptin, which is found under the skin of the pods—is made up of never—before—seen compounds that researchers theorize may help inhibit highly metastatic mouse melanoma cells. This peptin suppressed cancer cell proliferation by 75% just 48 hours after mice were treated. And it increased cancer cell destruction 23-fold. | ||
*[[St. John's wort]] : Research in the online medical journal PLoS One, found that an active ingredient known as hypericin was highly effective against the invasive cancer melanoma. | *[[St. John's wort]] : Research in the online medical journal PLoS One, found that an active ingredient known as hypericin was highly effective against the invasive cancer melanoma. | ||
Revision as of 12:48, 5 September 2017
See also : Skin Cancer
Contents
Symptoms
Home remedies
- Propolis showed strong cancer inhibitory effects against melanoma.
- Cinnamon treatment has also been found to inhibit the expression of regulators of tumor progression in melanoma cells
- Turmeric prevents melanoma by causing existing melanoma cells to commit suicide.
- Pawpaw suppressed growth in cultured cells of several cancers, such as leukemia, small-cell Lung Cancer, Colon Cancer,Melanoma, Ovarian Cancer, Renal Cancer.
- Ginger and its constituents have been studied to inhibit Melanoma.
- Limonoids have shown cytotoxicity to breast cancer, colon cancer, pancreatic cancer, liver cancer, neuroblastoma, leukemia, melanoma and non-small cell lung cancer.
- Hibiscus : Gossypin, a natural Hibiscus extract may be an effective Melanoma treatment.
- Dandelion root extract was clinically proven in 2011 to specifically induce apoptosis in chemo-resistant melanoma (a type of skin cancer)—without toxicity to healthy cells.
- Glycoalkaloids
- Vitamin B3 : potential of nicotinamide for preventing melanoma in high-risk individuals. Nicotinamide can help reduce or reverse DNA damage, inflammation, and immunosuppression caused by ultraviolet radiation.
- Okra : A component of Okra, called peptin, which is found under the skin of the pods—is made up of never—before—seen compounds that researchers theorize may help inhibit highly metastatic mouse melanoma cells. This peptin suppressed cancer cell proliferation by 75% just 48 hours after mice were treated. And it increased cancer cell destruction 23-fold.
- St. John's wort : Research in the online medical journal PLoS One, found that an active ingredient known as hypericin was highly effective against the invasive cancer melanoma.
Alternative Treatments
Warnings
It should be noted that self-treating Cancer (or any other chronic condition) and avoiding or delaying standard care may be resulting in worsening condition or even incurabilty of the disease.
References
Medical Disclaimer
This information is not meant to be substituted for medical advice. Always consult a medical professional regarding any medical problems and before undertaking any treatment or dietary changes.
