Redsenol Ginseng and ginsenosides
A wide-reaching study conducted by Cancer Research UK found that changing bad lifestyles and habits can prevent up to 30 percent of all cancers. Noticeably, obesity was found to increase the risk of getting cancer,...
Ginseng has been long used for a traditional medical remedy in different countries. Ginsenosides are the main bioactive compounds in the ginseng exhibiting anticancer properties. Over the years of dedication to the ginseng research,...
Chemotherapy and radiation are common treatments for breast cancer. Despite taking effects in controlling the growth of cancer cells, they also cause many painful side effects. Scientists are always on the lookout for new alternatives. A...
A growing number of patients choose ginsenosides as an adjuvant therapy, given their various benefits in the cancer treatment, especially used in chemoprevention. A major advantage of ginsenosides is that they can exert toxicity...
A variety of medicinal plants in nature are found to exhibit anticancer properties and the article is aimed to review six medicinal herbs used for fighting cancer. Garlic Garlic has long been used as...
A significant study conducted by Chinese scientists identified nine antitumor targets of ginsenosides, which suggests that ginsenosides can be promisingly developed into anticancer drugs. The research team led by Professor Jin Yinghua of the...
A significant study conducted by Chinese scientists confirms the anticancer efficacy of ginsenosides, which is a good news for those who are in doubt about the anticancer efficacy of ginsenosides. The research team led...
Colorectal cancer, also known as bowel cancer and colon cancer, is the development of cancer from the colon or rectum (parts of the large intestine). It is the third leading cause of cancer death around the world. Though especially common in the older individuals, there...
It is known that obesity is linked to many cancer types. A 2016 report conducted by the International Agency for Research on Cancer demonstrated that obesity increases the risk of the incidence of at least...
A sedentary lifestyle, which is characterized by commuting to work and sitting in front of computers all day, is linked to a higher risk of diseases like such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer....
