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I3C
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B3IM
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Cervical Dysplasia Lesions on the cervix cause pain and discomfort for many women. These lesions, if unattended, can lead to cervical cancer, the second leading cause of death for women in the world. Of course, the normal defenses of the body might cause these lesions to go away for reasons that are not immediately apparent. Few want to take that chance, so they get treatment. The recent work of Dr. Maria C. Bell1 gives significant hope for the use of I3CTM, a dietary supplement, to relieve women with this condition. What were Dr. Bell’s actual results? Dr. Bell had 27 subjects, all of which had clinically observable CIN II-III, treated for 12 weeks as follows: a) 10 taking placebob) 8 taking 200 mg I3CTM per day c) 9 taking 400 mg I3CTM per day. Results: None of the placebo group had complete regression of CIN, although many had an expected decrease in severity over the 12 weeks. Of the 200 mg per day group, 5 out of 8 had a reduction and 4 had a complete regression. Of the 400-mg per day group all 9 out of 9 had a reduction in severity and 4 had complete regression. Cervical dysplasia is caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV) of which there are several different strains. Some HPV strains cause genital warts and some strains cause laryngeal papillomatosis, also called recurring respiratory papillomatosis (RRP). The scientists who study HPV have an International Papilloma Conference, which meets nearly every year. In July 2000 the meeting was held in Barcelona, Spain and about 800 people attended. In 1999 the meeting was in Charleston, South Carolina. People attending the HPV conferences are informed about the relatively aggressive HPV strains 6 and 11 which are most responsible for observable RRP and about the HPV strain 16 which is most often responsible for cervical lesions. They know that HPV-caused CIN I, II, and III, can be precursors of cervical cancer and prevention of cervical dysplasia is associated with prevention of cervical cancer.2 By the way, Dr. Bell’s paper was presented—and well received—in Barcelona. |
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Keep healthy with a dietary supplement. During World War II, the women of Europe had a significant decrease in breast cancer. Careful work by investigators led by Dr. L. W. Wattenberg of the University of Minnesota led to the conclusion that during that period of time, the consumption of cruciferous vegetables, such as cabbage, Brussels sprouts, radishes and broccoli increased significantly compared to the periods before and after that War. Dr. Wattenberg and dozens of other workers have scientifically established that the chemical component in such vegetables that gives the desired protection is indole-3-carbinol often called I3C. In the stomach I3C is transformed to dozens of other compounds one of which is bis-(3-indolyl) methane (B3IM). Both I3C and B3IM have been shown to give beneficial protection from various afflictions. Because they are naturally occurring components of normal food and its digestion, I3C and B3IM are not sold as drugs. I3C and B3IM are sold as dietary supplements and are taken orally by numerous people to help them maintain good health in situations where hormone metabolism is a concern. Workers in the field of female health protection have recently performed clinical studies to show that women with early or intermediate stages of cervical dysplasia might benefit from taking I3C orally. Many medical workers also consider B3IM to be effective. Theranaturals, Inc. provides I3C CAPS and B3IM caps for people who wish to attain this protection. |
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| Snailmail: | Theranaturals™, Inc. P.O. Box 344 Orem, UT 84059-0344 |
| E-mail: | theranat@fiber.net |
| Fax: | (801) 226-6064 |
| Telephone: | (801) 224-8893 |