Prostate Cancer

🟥 Prostate Cancer / Cellular Health Support

Goal: Antioxidant support, hormonal modulation, apoptosis induction, a number of naturally derived compounds are under investigation for their potential adjunctive roles in prostate cancer management. Ingredients such as lycopene, green tea polyphenols (e.g., EGCG), turmeric (curcumin), pomegranate extract, and zinc have shown promising anti-proliferative, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory properties in preclinical and some clinical studies. These compounds may help modulate pathways involved in cellular oxidative stress, inflammation, and hormone regulation—key processes implicated in prostate carcinogenesis and progression. While not a replacement for conventional treatment, they represent a complementary, integrative strategy for supporting cellular health and reducing disease risk in at-risk populations.

• Lycopene (most studied in prostate cancer prevention)
• Pomegranate Extract (shown to reduce PSA rise in early clinical studies)
• Green Tea Extract / Matcha Green Tea (EGCG—strong antioxidant & possible anti-cancer)
• Quercetin (apoptosis and anti-inflammatory action)
• Turmeric / Super Strength (curcumin—anti-proliferative, antioxidant)
• Vitamin D (linked to lower risk and better immune modulation)
• Zinc (Chelated) (modulates cell growth and immune health)
• Omega 3 (inhibits inflammatory prostaglandins that promote tumour growth)
• Ashwagandha (withaferin A—may inhibit cancer cell growth in lab studies)
• Turkey Tail (PSK—immune-enhancing in cancer therapy, esp. Asia)
• Selenium (in Peon formula—supports antioxidant defences)
• Pine Bark Extract (oxidative stress & DNA protection)
• Modified Citrus Pectin (MCP) (binds galectin-3, a protein linked to tumour progression and inflammation; may help slow PSA doubling time and support immune clearance and detoxification without nutrient depletion)

Conclusion:
While not substitutes for medical therapies, these compounds may serve as part of a comprehensive approach to maintaining sexual performance, hormonal balance, and overall male vitality—especially in the context of aging, metabolic stress, or subclinical deficiencies.