X-factor!!!!!?

[hardipsrai]

This Omega 6 Fatty Acid Triggers a Prostate Cancer Cell Growth Cascade
Scientists have found that a common omega 6 fatty acid known as arachidonic acid signals increased growth of prostate cancer cells in culture.
Arachidonic acid is found in most vegetable seed oils--especially corn oil.

Also of interest: The introduction of a non-steroidal inflammatory to the culture kept the growth in check.

This has triggered a further study with laboratory animals to see if increased amounts of arachidonic acid causes increased tumor growth in them.

Researchers with the study pointed out that an increase in the use of corn oil in the US in the last 60 years parallels an increase in prostate cancer incidence.

[hardipsrai]

???

[warbird00]

MN reps?

[bongd]

Don't use XF if you have cancer. It's as simple as that. XF will not give you cancer and that's been addressed literally hundreds of times already. This isn't shocking news.

[JIGSAW]

If I had cancer, the last thing I would be doing is worrying about working out and taking suppements.

[getbustered]

This has been posted countless times. As Dustin said, it really comes down to don't use X-Factor if you ALREADY HAVE cancer. It doesn't cause cancer, doesn't make you more susceptible to cancer, and doesn't harm kittens. What I'm saying is that X-Factor is NOT ACTUALLY THE DEVIL.

If you do a quick search for X-Factor, cancer, causes, etc. you will find quite a few threads where this is debunked in depth. Look for posts by Phosphate Bond and Aeternitis is you are interested in looking farther into this.

[deserusan]

Don't use XF if you have cancer. It's as simple as that. XF will not give you cancer and that's been addressed literally hundreds of times already. This isn't shocking news.

Don't supplement glutamine either.

[johnt12]

Ya but you may have cancer cells before you are diagnosed which would make it dangerous....

[deserusan]

Ya but you may have cancer cells before you are diagnosed which would make it dangerous....

I understand what you are saying. However, this could apply to many supplements, sunlight, and many foods. I wouldn't worry about it but if you do, and this is certainly warranted, discuss it with your physician.

[bongd]

Don't supplement glutamine either.

I bought three tubs of glutamine when I first started working out. Ran me up to $100 before I realized it was nonsense (on more levels than just one)!

[user98511001541]

I understand what you are saying. However, this could apply to many supplements, sunlight, and many foods. I wouldn't worry about it but if you do, and this is certainly warranted, discuss it with your physician.

thank god for the misc, i never go outside anymore


cancer free

[Death From Above]

thank god for the misc, i never go outside anymore


cancer free

another quality rep post.