Nature's Defense
Beyond antioxidants: Salvestrols are natural
compounds in the diet, converted inside diseased
cells by a specific enzyme, that can destroy the
diseased cell. Part of a natural rescue mechanism,
they may be essential to maintain good health.
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A Chemistry Lesson in Salvestrols
- By Nature's Defense
- Published 02/3/2009
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For those holistic nutritionists who are a little more chemically-minded, the attached article has a more visual and chemical depiction of the relationship between the CYP 1B1 enzymes, found in all cancer cells, and Salvestrols which convert the enzyme to be a cancer cell killer.
Salvestrols and Case Studies
- By Nature's Defense
- Published 02/3/2009
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The attached articles discuss the relationship between Salvestrols and cancer including amazing case studies.
Anthony Daniels, Sunday keynote speaker at the Candidan Holisitic Nutirtion Conference with be discussing this in more detail as part of his work with researchers Dan Burke and Gerry Potter.
The relationship of the CYP 1B1 enzyme, found only in cancer cells and Salvestrols, phytonutrients found in fruits and vegetables, is an important discovery all holistic nutritionists will find interesting.
Nature's Defence - Gold Sponsor
- By Nature's Defense
- Published 01/31/2009
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Beyond antioxidants:Salvestrols are natural compounds in the diet which are converted inside diseased cells, by a specific enzyme, into compounds that can destroy the diseased cell. They are part of a natural rescue mechanism and may be essential to maintain good health.
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Salvestrols and Diet
- By Nature's Defense
- Published 11/25/2008
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Research suggests that Salvestrols are produced by plants in response to fungal infection, and are therefore most present at the sites where fungi are likely to attack. In fruits, this means on the skin, as the fruit is ripening. Salvestrol compounds are also present on the surfaces of the roots of many plants, as the roots are continually under threat from fungi in the soil.
It is estimated that we consume today about 10-20% of the Salvestrols which would have occurred in the diet 100 years ago. So, even though we are being urged to eat more fresh fruit and vegetables, unless you eat organic you are unlikely to get sufficient Salvestrols from your diet.

