Johns Hopkin's Brassica SGS I - Beck Natural Medicine University
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2004, 25 : 2 I 9 -227 .<br />
-Carcinogenesis,<br />
-Carcino genesis, 2007, 28(7 ) : 1 485 - 1 490.<br />
Prostate Cancer<br />
Prostate cancer cell inhibition. Human prostate cancer cells responded to treatment with sulforaphane in the form<br />
of broccoli sprout extracts, showing dramatic increases in their Phase 2 protective enzymes. Dr. James D. Brooks,<br />
Urology Department, Stanford <strong>University</strong>, suggests broccoli sprouts, a rich natural source of sulforaphane, might be<br />
appropriate for use in intervention trials in humans.<br />
Epidemiologt, Biomarkers & Prevention, 2001, 10:949-954.<br />
-Cancer<br />
2004, 2 5 : 83 -90.<br />
-Carcinogenesis,<br />
Cancer. 2006. 6: 62.<br />
-BMC<br />
Colon Cancer<br />
Colon cancer cell inhibitiorz. American Health Foundation researchers showed that sulforaphane significantly<br />
inhibited the formation of colon cancer in rats. Much work has demonstrated the ability of sulforaphane and<br />
broccoli sprouts extracts to inhibit cancer in human colon caner cells.<br />
of the American Associationfor Cancer Research, 2000, 41:660.<br />
-Proceedings<br />
Nutrition. 2005. I 35 : I 865- I 872.<br />
-J.<br />
Chemother. Pharm., 2006, 57:317-327<br />
-Cancer<br />
Bladder Cancer<br />
Prevention and control of bladder cancer. Epidemiological evidence strongly suggested a role for cruciferous<br />
vegetables in prevention of bladder cancer. Indeed, although an analysis of 4'7 ,909 men in the Health Professionals<br />
Follow-Up Study showed virtually no correlation between cancer reduction and high consumption of fruits and<br />
vegetables overall, or yellow or green leafy vegetables specifically, it did show a statistically significant reduction<br />
among those men who consumed large amounts of cruciferous vegetables.<br />
Several studies have suggested that the bladder is one of the most responsive organs to induction of detoxification<br />
enzymes by extract, and demonstrated that this was evident in human bladder cancer cells lz virro and using<br />
broccoli sprouts rich in sulforaphane potential in animal models in vivo. In addition, studies have also shown that<br />
sulforaphane and broccoli sprout extract can induce apoptosis and cell cycle arrest in human bladder cancer cells in<br />
vitro, whlle showing that activity levels from pure sulforaphane and broccoli sprout extracts were virtually<br />
equivalent, confirming that this effect is due exclusively to the sulforaphane potential in the sprouts, not other<br />
components.<br />
of the National Cancer Institute, 1999,91(7):605-613.<br />
-Journal<br />
of Nutrition, 2004, I 34 :2004 -20 I 0.<br />
-Journal<br />
-MoI. Cancer Ther., 2006, 5 ( 4 ) :9 3 5 -944.<br />
Impact on l)eveloping or Developed Cancers<br />
Cancer cell apoptosis and cell cycle arrest. French researchers showed that sulforaphane might do more than just<br />
activate antioxidants. Their research describes the ability of sulforaphane to cause cancer cells to self-destruct,<br />
known as apoptosis or programmed cell death. The multidimensional ability of sulforaphane both to eliminate or<br />
detoxify carcinogens and to kill cells with potential cancer-causing mutations suggests that <strong>SGS</strong> may have broader<br />
effects on developed cancer at various stages as well as prevention.<br />
Research, 2001,61( 16):6120-61 30.<br />
-Cancer<br />
-Q yyysnr Canc er Dru g Tar gets, 2006, 6 : I 3 5 - I 4 5 .<br />
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