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Scientists have found that vitamin E succinate, a derivative of vitamin E, causes prostate tumor cells to return to a normal state without causing any harm to normal cells.
DETAILS: This may not be the final word since the (successful) tests were
performed on tumor cells, but not on animals or humans. So it is early to
say they can be used for treatment. As a preventative one could say, "It
can't hurt."
Prostate Cancer Breakthrough? Bibliography
Nutrition and Cancer, vol. 36, 2000, Drs. Isreal, Yu, Kline and Sanders of the Division of Nutrition, U. of Texas, Austin, TX. 78712.
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