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		<title>Natural Asian beverage being used successfully in clinical treatment of cancer and associated Protein Calorie Malnutrition.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[February 27, 2004 &#8211; Reports show that 25-50 percent of hospitalized patients with cancer suffer from protein-calorie malnutrition only 1 / 3 of them survive five years. Chemotherapy and radiation are enough stressors to induce protein calorie malnutrition in a patient. The administration of a fermented liquid / nitrogen soy beverage is used as a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>February 27, 2004 &#8211; Reports show that 25-50 percent of hospitalized patients with cancer suffer from protein-calorie malnutrition only 1 / 3 of them survive five years. Chemotherapy and radiation are enough stressors to induce protein calorie malnutrition in a patient. The administration of a fermented liquid / nitrogen soy beverage is used as a parallel treatment in many documented cases, in addition to traditional cancer treatments like chemotherapy and radiation. The benefits of drinking include strengthening the immune system and reduce the side effects normally associated with these treatments. Hydrolyzed soy protein liquid is a free form amino acids found to enter the bloodstream effectively. Soy protein levels in blood protein liquid has reached levels of up to 8 percent, comparable to hospital treatments administered by infusion, averaging between 8.11 per cent. This is a very important factor of stress proteins deficient cancer patients.As explained in the book, cancer unarmed Expanded (Safe Goods Pub), fermentation / nitrogen benefits of soy for the immune system are profound in the way of achieving the penetration of the cancer, where voters can effectively weaken. A company manufactures this formula by reducing the naturally occurring isoflavones, from 500-3,000 daltons to 200 daltons in size. Iso biologically active small These are called flavones (SBAIs), which are small enough to successfully penetrate the cell wall. Nitrogenation process connects to a high level of nitrogen atoms, useful for the body, directly to the small organic active isoflavones. The fermentation process hydrolyzes many of the soy proteins into amino acids and other bioactive compounds, which consists of several metabolites of fermentation of natural isoflavones, protease inhibitors, saponins, phytosterols and phytic acid compounds. This nitrogenous compound is readily absorbed by cancer, and provides an entry camouflage cancer proteins and phytochemicals. Once inside, soy protein isolate destroys blood vessels by changing the DNA back to normal. This reprogramming switches the release of the enzyme that dissolves blood capillaries and promotes angiogenesis (the production of new blood vessels) that feed tumor growth. Once the cancer is removed and weakens the immune system and T cells can be used to solve the nitric acid. Distinctive.This drinks is this process that makes specific concentrated liquid soy is fermented soy not only be seen as a cure for cancer eccentric. It is an adjuvant (helpful) nutrition in cancer treatments. The data indicate that selective feeding are able to influence the cancer, even after opening. Although adjuvant nutrition is not encouraged or approved as monotherapy for the aggressive cancer, may prevent protein-calorie malnutrition, which is associated with increased mortality, surgical failures, reduced response to chemotherapy, slow healing of the wounds, weakness and apathy. More information about this drink is available online or through book www.longlifecatalogs.com, cancer extended disarmed.</p>
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