Zyflamend

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A new study from the Department of Urology at Columbia

University suggests that Zyflamend[R], an herbal COX-2

inhibiting formulation, strongly suppresses the

proliferation of human LNCaP prostate cancer cells and

induces a process called apoptosis, a desirable

self-destruction of those cancer cells. The study,

entitled " Zyflamend, an Herbal COX-2 Inhibitor with In

Vitro Anti-Prostate Cancer Activity, " was presented at

the December 13, 2002 meeting of the Society of

Urologic Oncology at the National Institutes of Health

in Bethesda, land. This meeting was co-sponsored

by the National Cancer Institute.

According to researchers, Zyflamend's effects were

found to be significantly more potent than a compound

in the spice turmeric called curcumin, which is

believed by many researchers to be one of the most

promising molecules for the prevention and treatment

of cancer. Compared to Zyflamend, curcumin exhibited

no COX-2 inhibiting effect on its own, suggesting that

there is something in the complexity of the

whole-plant formulation that is responsible for its

pronounced anti-inflammatory effect. Zyflamend was

found to be almost equivalent in its COX-2 inhibiting

activity to the pharmaceutical selective COX-2

inhibitor NS-398.

" This study on Zyflamend is exceptionally promising.

This is the first known natural blend of botanicals

that is showing COX-2 inhibitory activity, " said

Katz, MD, Director of the Center for Holistic Urology

at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. Dr. Katz is

the lead researcher on the Zyflamend study presented

at the NCI Urologic Oncology conference. " Our research

is on-going and will proceed to clinical trials on

Zyflamend's efficacy for prevention and treatment of

prostate cancer. By the age of seventy, over 70% of

men in the US will develop prostate cancer, and men

today face treatment options which may have potential

side-effects. The need for effective natural therapy

has never been greater. "

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[Guest guest]

Hi RJ,

Maybe a couple of nips of MYRRH would do the trick.

It stopped my 60 year fight with bronchitis dead in its tracks and I have not had more than a slightly dry throat for over two years since taking it for three or four sessions, a maximum of ten doses over a period of about six months. Just five drops in a little squash or water.

Good luck.

Larry