fiber in beans brown rice grains stops caner growth in animals rice bran complex Dr. Abulkalam M. Shamsudden, M.D., Ph.D., a professor of pathology at the U. of Maryland, Baltimore, has found* that a common fiber found in beans (especially soybeans,) brown rice and other grains, stopped cancer growth in the animals he tested. When we spoke to him recently, he admitted that he didn't know how it worked, but was convinced of its effectiveness. The substance is called IP6 (inositol hexaphosphate.)

It is sold by Enzyamatic Therapy in health food stores for about $30 per hundred capsules. Cheaper is rice bran complex (IP6 is extracted from it,) available similarly or from mail order vitamin companies for $5.95 per hundred. Nutrition Headquarters has it, and their # is 1-800-851-3551. Postage is additional.

Of course, you can just eat brown rice, cheaper still though less concentrated.

He Found It Stops Cancer in Animals Bibliography:

Journal of Nutrition, vol. 125, l995, pgs. 725S-732S, Life Sciences, vol. 61, #4, l997, pgs. 343-354.

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