Comments on: Vitamin and minerals mix may have extended anti-cancer benefits

By: DeWitt Bunch

DeWitt Bunch — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 16:59:18 +0000

If people are conducting studies they should have a clue about what the results actually mean.
Factor D is just a combination of anti-oxidants. There is no “lasting effect”. If there is a cancer preventative effect it just postpones it. Anyone who takes it just gets cancer 10 years later than the others. If they continue to take it , they can continue to postpone cancer. Taking it just resets the clock.
Any good combo of anti-oxidants would have the same results and do not prevent cancer on their own- you still need to live a healthier lifestyle as well.

By: Launce Kramer

Launce Kramer — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 16:38:29 +0000

There are many of these types of cures circulating today. The common denominator is that they all supply the body with something it needs to fight disease, as ultimately our own immune systems do the real work. Different deficiencies are manifested as different kinds of diseases. What we all need is total nutrition, the kind that provides our cells with everything they need to function, as well as clean toxins and neutralize acids.
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By: s c

s c — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 15:52:24 +0000

If something works, we should use it. If Factor D has potential, then it should be studied and used. Unfortunately, we can expect this substance will be automatically shunned by the boys and girls of the AMA/FDA/drug cartel circus.
Remember that by definition this same group of talented moneymakers has no use for natural things. Natural things are not going to be patented. That means NO EASY MONEY.
Our medical establishment has set itself up for a major tsunami. When they find the time to rely on real science (not money-making, false science), they may deserve our respect and patronage.