As colorectal cancer gets more aggressive, treatment with grape seed extract is even more effective

Science Daily ^ | January 17, 2013 | University of Colorado Denver

[wgmalabama]

Very good. Keep up the good fight. God bless

[wgmalabama]

So happy with your fight success. Keep up the good fight.

[Darth Mall]

Very interesting. Thanks for posting!

[tired&retired]

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[ConservativeMind]

Beautiful words to hear from you.

Thank you.

[Notthereyet]

“...but I thought laetrile was apricot pits.”
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Everything I’ve read says the same thing.

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I wonder if the pinger meant to mention Resveratrol, instead of Laetrile.

Resveratrol is from grape skins, such as used for the making of Red Wine. It is also found in peanuts and purple grape juice.

Grape Seed Extract is from the seeds or from whole grapes.

They each can address different issues. So if a person is thinking of using either as a part of their daily intake they should probably ask their physician about it.

Note: Not a doctor. LOL Just like reading...

[Flaming Conservative]

Thanks for the info!

[Crucial]

Bernard Jensen wrote many books about colon health decades ago. He talked about colon cleansing through juicing and lightly chewing grape seeds to extract a substance on their surface good for colon health.

[Dacula]

Fascinating. Thank you for sharing your story.

[GailA]

I take Grape Seed extract per suggested dosage I get from Vitacost online, no side effects. I have Gastropresis and it was suggested, see no benefit or no harm. Dosage might need to be higher. That is a issue with Homeopathic treatment it’s a guessing game as to effective dosage.

Some forms work better than others. Magnesium Oxide is the worst absorbed of the lot, Citrate works best. Mag Ox is good for keeping the bowels loose. Calcium in rock form is useless.

Have had success using vitamin/minerals in reversing OP TO OSTEOPENIA in 6 yrs. The OP drugs are horrible. Where as the OP drugs were so bad I’d end up with A Fib trips to the ER. Foreto has a black box for Bone Cancer.

[GOPJ]

Aren’t there seeds in many kinds of grapes?

[GOPJ]

Check with your doctor... this is called for an extract and the comment below is from 2013

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/01/130117105843.htm

Source:
University of Colorado Denver
Summary:
When the going gets tough, grape seed extract gets going: A new study shows that the more advanced are colorectal cancer cells, the more GSE inhibits their growth and survival. On the other end of the disease spectrum, GSE leaves healthy cells alone entirely.

[PAR35]

Not to be argumentative, but I thought laetrile was apricot pits.

That may have been the most common source in the 1970s, but the chemical on which it is based can be obtained through a number of plant seeds/pits - apples, peaches, plums, flax seed, etc.