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Orthomolecular oncology: a mechanistic view of intravenous ascorbate's chemotherapeutic activity
González, Michael J; Miranda-Massari, Jorge R; Mora, Edna M; Jiménez, Ivonne Z; Matos, María Isabel; Riordan, Hugh D; Casciari, Joseph J; Riordan, Neil H; Rodríguez, Marielys; Guzmán, Angelik.
  • González, Michael J; University of Puerto Rico. Medical Sciences Campus. School of Public Health. Department of Human Development. Nutrition Program. RECNAC II Project. San Juan. PR
  • Miranda-Massari, Jorge R; University of Puerto Rico. Medical Sciences Campus. School of Public Health. Department of Human Development. Nutrition Program. RECNAC II Project. San Juan. PR
  • Mora, Edna M; University of Puerto Rico. Medical Sciences Campus. School of Public Health. Department of Human Development. Nutrition Program. RECNAC II Project. San Juan. PR
  • Jiménez, Ivonne Z; University of Puerto Rico. Medical Sciences Campus. School of Public Health. Department of Human Development. Nutrition Program. RECNAC II Project. San Juan. PR
  • Matos, María Isabel; University of Puerto Rico. Medical Sciences Campus. School of Public Health. Department of Human Development. Nutrition Program. RECNAC II Project. San Juan. PR
  • Riordan, Hugh D; University of Puerto Rico. Medical Sciences Campus. School of Public Health. Department of Human Development. Nutrition Program. RECNAC II Project. San Juan. PR
  • Casciari, Joseph J; University of Puerto Rico. Medical Sciences Campus. School of Public Health. Department of Human Development. Nutrition Program. RECNAC II Project. San Juan. PR
  • Riordan, Neil H; University of Puerto Rico. Medical Sciences Campus. School of Public Health. Department of Human Development. Nutrition Program. RECNAC II Project. San Juan. PR
  • Rodríguez, Marielys; University of Puerto Rico. Medical Sciences Campus. School of Public Health. Department of Human Development. Nutrition Program. RECNAC II Project. San Juan. PR
  • Guzmán, Angelik; University of Puerto Rico. Medical Sciences Campus. School of Public Health. Department of Human Development. Nutrition Program. RECNAC II Project. San Juan. PR
P. R. health sci. j ; 21(1): 39-41, Mar. 2002.
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-334020
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The effect of vitamin C in cancer has been a subject of great controversy; mainly because of the inconsistent results obtained by oral intakes of ascorbate when used as an anticancer agent. We believe the intravenous application of ascorbate will provide more consistent results in cancer patients since Vitamin C blood levels attained are substantially higher in a range proven cytotoxic to malignant cells. In this article we will present and discuss our proposed mechanism on the chemotherapeutic activity exhibited by ascorbate.
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Index: LILACS (Americas) Main subject: Orthomolecular Therapy / Ascorbic Acid / Neoplasms / Antioxidants Limits: Humans Language: English Journal: P. R. health sci. j Journal subject: Medicine Year: 2002 Type: Article Affiliation country: Puerto Rico Institution/Affiliation country: University of Puerto Rico/PR

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Index: LILACS (Americas) Main subject: Orthomolecular Therapy / Ascorbic Acid / Neoplasms / Antioxidants Limits: Humans Language: English Journal: P. R. health sci. j Journal subject: Medicine Year: 2002 Type: Article Affiliation country: Puerto Rico Institution/Affiliation country: University of Puerto Rico/PR