Flaxeed and Cancer

Flax Seed Oil


'Flax seed oil is the new rock star on the wellness block, and enthusiasts can't seem to have enough of it. As one of the leading dietary supplements on the western diet today, it is fast being retailed across health and nutrition magazines, books, websites, and health stores as "Nature's Powerhouse" an essential pill next only to multivitamins. We look into some of the widely made claims made in its name presently.


Top Claims


1.Flax seed oil reduces the risk of stroke, heart disease, and cancer.

2.Lignans in flaxseed have antioxidant and cancer-preventive properties.

3.Flax seed or Linseed oil, is nature's richest source of omega-3 fatty acids'


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Cancer Revisited: The Industry Suppressed Budwig Regimen or How To Cure Cancer With Cottage Cheese

  Written by Sarah Cain 

 

'Most cancer cures (not treatments) involve adjusting the body's pH beyond neutral, and into an alkaline state.  In the alkaline state, human blood is rich in oxygen, and this same oxygen is poisonous to all mutated cancer (fermenting) cells.  Oxygen is, of course, harmless to healthy cells ― and we're not going into that whole free radical thing here ― except to say that oxygen is never an issue with a healthy (anti-cancer) diet.  Whilst naturally mocked by the industry, the generalized anti-cancer alkalizing diets are effective, and certainly merit further reading.

Dr. Budwig found a way to do it better and faster.  She turbo-charged her anti-cancer diet with a solution made from common flax seed oil and cottage cheese.  She discovered that even the so-called "healthy" (fat free) diets were a huge part of the problem.' 

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Confirmed: Flaxseed Contains 'Estrogens' That Regress Cancer

'How does flaxseed work to prevent and/or regress hormone-associated cancers? The surprising answer is it is due to flaxseed's distinctively hormonal and/or hormone-modulating activity. Flaxseed contains compounds known as phytoestrogens which have the ability to interact with cellular estrogen receptors. 

Although an increasingly common mantra in the conventional medical community (particularly in the field of oncology) is to identify all estrogens, including phytoestrogens, as "carcinogenic," the weight of the evidence stands against this accusation, both in the case of soy and flaxseed. 

Our indexing project, for instance, has identified 36 studies on soy's anti-breast cancer properties. It helps to understand the biochemistry in order to make sense of how a plant estrogen may actually reduce estrogen activity in the body.'

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Why All the Fuss About Flax?

 

'Wondering why there's so much interest in flax lately? It's because flax oil and flax seeds have been shown to lower blood cholesterol and triglycerides without side effects, and to help reduce damage to cell membranes. 

Flax is also important in the body's ability to reduce inflammation and prevent the many degenerative diseases associated with it. Studies have shown that women with a high intake of flax oil and flax lignans are at much lower risk of developing breast cancer. 

Research is now documenting the benefits of flax oil, lignans, and flax meal in preventing and treating cancers of the gastrointestinal tract and colon, and breast cancer metastasis.'

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In case of nuclear disaster, eat your flaxseeds

'A new study by Philadelphia researchers finds that flaxseed may help protect lungs against the damage caused by radiation exposure.  Researchers from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania believe that flaxseed might also have a role in protecting other healthy tissues and organs before, and significantly reduces damage after, exposure to radiation.'

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