There are no studies yet if the phytoestrogen in flaxseed has any effect on estrogen responsive breast ca as stated on the website breastcancer.
My mother is normal with her cancer markers after debulking of her tumor and femara treatment ( a study in uk says femara has extended the life of their patients with er positive tumors ) she takes in omega 3 , agaricus and ganoderma, coq10, b complex vitamins. I don't know but I hope her tumor markers stays normal for the next months to come with God's mercy.
On Fri, 7/17/09, missnoname37 wrote:
Flaxseed is good for breast cancer. I posted websites but don't know what happened to that message. I was dx in Jan/08 and refused allopathic treatment. One item that I am pretty sure was responsible for shrinking tumors was Artemix which I purchased from hepalin.com. I use a Blendtec blender and blend high omega fish oil, flaxseed, greens powder and greens. if you can find a good tasting greens powder, this mixture actually tastes pretty good. You can google Dr. Singh & Dr. Lai & Artemisinin. Send them an email and they'll tell you the right way to take artemisinin. They recommend Artemix as they are not sure which Wormwood compound works. Tell her not to stress or to reduce stress and the entire family may have to get involved. The only 2 things I did different when the tumors shrank was the Artemix and stress reduction.
Louise
"John Magal" wrote:
> Louise
> Did you mean >we all have heard< flax seed is good for breast cancer or did you really mean that you >know<. Where does that knowledge come from? I would like to check that out, since I now have a breast cancer case in the family.
>
"missnoname37" wrote:
> I've read on the Sloan Kettering website that red clover acts as a phytoestrogen therefore should not be used. However, flaxseed is also a phytoestrogen and we all know it is great for breast cancer. Can anyone shed light on this. Are the allopathic guys skewing stats or is there a real argument in not using Floressence with the Red Clover.
> Thanks! Louise
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