Getting a lot of publicity in the past due to its presence in red wine, Resveratrol is another PC cancer fighter which, according to the research, works well with Quercetin. So I have them both in my supplement strategy when I count out a week’s worth into 14 cups at my sink. One of both of these go into each cup.
The Resveratrol is $14 for 30 days, and the Quercetin is $12 for 45 days. That works out to $22 a month, two capsules of each one, every day.
Have you considering adding Apigenin?
I have not, but I will add it to my list of what to look into next. Thanks for your suggestion.
Ed ! Apigenin is a totally awesome suggestion. Apigenin has a substantial body of research that I have been combing though since I saw your post. I learned it is identified as 4′,5,7-trioxyflavone, a Flavonoid, which is one type of Polyphenolic compound. My first pass research reveals that it appears most effectively added to the diet through dried parsley.
After a quick scan of 2024 articles, of which there are about 2,000, Apigenin shows effectiveness against PC through apoptosis, which I presume means restoring the ability of the PC cells to recognize they are going rouge, and then self destruct. I am currently trying to work though this research paper, although I am having paywall access problems getting to the details. Thanks again for the lead on Apigenin. I am adding some dried parsley to my daily routine and will continue to examine more research on it.
I buy resveratrol in powder and mix with yougurt.
How about a page with current dosage amounts of the various products you are using?
I am researching as well and it would be nice to find this all in one place.
Nice site and thank you for sharing!
Hey, thanks for the great comment. Let me get started on that! Feel free to update us on what you find out from your research.
Hi Steve
I did have a “supplies” page, but not the dosages I currently take.
I did a once-over on that, adding a few products, and added dosages.
But I realized it was not easily accessible, so I added a link to my navigation bar on top.
Have a look and let me know what you think. You can access it through the navigation bar now found on every page.
Patrick
Hi Patrick,
The article on Apigenin is at
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12376139/
Also, a PDF is at
Hi Iliya,
Thanks for the Apigenin research links. I take one heaping tablespoon of parsley during my morning routine.
Feeling great lately, even though I have started back up with my teaching high school math. It helps me
afford my fun to do stuff that goes beyond the everyday bills.
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