Tocotrienols are Key to Increasing Patient Survival


For the first time ever, in government-sponsored cancer research, human patients taking a certain dietary supplement lived longer than those who did not. The research showed a unique form of vitamin E, called tocotrienols, when used with the standard care for recurrent ovarian cancer patients, doubled their life expectancy. Additional research is also showing promise for breast, colon and lung cancer patients. And might lower bad cholesterol and improve heart health.  Joining us now to talk about Vitamin E is Dr. Barrie Tan Read more and hear interview at Patch.com

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