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Selenium, The Anti Cancer Mineral
One of the most effective naturally occurring weapons against
cancer is, like most healthy things, something many of us are
not getting enough of. The mineral selenium has been shown in
multiple studies to be an effective tool in warding off various
types of cancer, including breast, esophageal, stomach,
prostate, liver and bladder cancers. Not many people get the
recommended dose of 200 micrograms a day. Most Americans only
get between 60 and 100 micrograms of selenium daily from dietary
sources, according to the Life Extension Foundation's Disease
Prevention and Treatment. That means daily supplements might be
worth considering.
Selenium was first used in conventional medicine as a treatment
for dandruff, but our understanding of the mineral has come a
long way since then. Today, research shows selenium, especially
when used in conjunction with vitamin C, vitamin E and
beta-carotene, works to block chemical reactions that create
free radicals in the body (which can damage DNA and cause
degenerative change in cells, leading to cancer).
Selenium also helps stop damaged DNA molecules from reproducing.
In other words, selenium acts to prevent tumors from developing.
"It contributes towards the death of cancerous and pre-cancer
cells. Their death appears to occur before they replicate, thus
helping stop cancer before it gets started," says Dr. James
Howenstine in A Physician's Guide to Natural Health Products
That Work."
Selenium makes chemotherapy safer, more effective:
In addition to preventing the onset of the disease, selenium has
also been shown to aid in slowing cancer's progression in
patients that already have it. According to the Life Extension
Foundation, the use of selenium during chemotherapy in
combination with vitamin A and vitamin E can reduce the toxicity
of chemotherapy drugs. The mineral also helps "enhance the
effectiveness of chemo, radiation, and hyperthermia while
minimizing damage to the patient's normal cells; thus making
therapy more of a 'selective toxin,'" says Patrick Quillin in
Beating Cancer with Nutrition.
A 1996 study by Dr. Larry Clark of the University of Arizona
showed just how effective selenium can be in protecting against
cancer. In the study of 1,300 older people, the occurrence of
cancer among those who took 200 micrograms of selenium daily for
about seven years was reduced by 42 percent compared to those
given a placebo. Cancer deaths for those taking the selenium
were cut almost in half, according to the study that was
published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
While the study concluded the mineral helped protect against all
types of cancer, it had particularly powerful impacts on
prostate, colorectal and lung cancers. Jean Carper, in Miracle
Cures, called Dr. Clark's findings an "unprecedented cancer
intervention study" that "bumped up the respectability of using
supplements against cancer several notches."
Food sources of selenium
Although too much selenium can actually be toxic to the system,
research indicates the majority of the population is not getting
enough of the essential mineral. So, how can we up our intake of
selenium and help our bodies fight cancer? The good news is
there are some good dietary sources of selenium: Mushrooms, egg
yolks, seafood, poultry and kidney, liver and muscle meats
contain the mineral. Vegetables -- garlic, onions, broccoli,
asparagus, tomatoes and others -- as well as whole grains and
seeds can also be good sources of selenium.
However, because the amount of selenium in vegetables and grains
depends on the selenium content in the soil in which they are
grown, it can be hard for average consumers to know how much of
the mineral they are actually getting in their diets. "The
selenium content of food is largely dependent on the content of
volcanic ash in the soil on which the food was grown, with
higher volcanic ash content yielding higher selenium levels.
Soil that is irrigated by seawater, such as much of California's
cropland, also contains higher levels of selenium," says Sue
Gebo in What's Left to Eat. Gebo adds that, in general, soil in
the western United States is richer in selenium than soil in the
eastern part of the country.
Study by: Scientific Library Brazil:
Coconut can also be a good selenium source. A Varian model
AA-800 atomic absorption spectrometer equipped with a graphite
furnace and a GTA 100 autosampler was used for selenium
determination in coconut water and coconut milk. For six
samples, the selenium concentration in coconut water varied from
6.5 to 21.0 mug L-1 and in coconut milk from 24.2 to 25.1 mug
L-1.
Accordingly, geography can have a significant impact on diet. In
Antioxidants Against Cancer, author Ralph Moss PhD, says one
theory for why cancer rates are so high in Linxian, China,
dubbed "the 'world capital' of cancer," is that the soil is
deficient in the essential minerals selenium and zinc. In Earl
Mindell's Supplement Bible, Earl Mindell RPh PhD, suggests part
of the reason American men are five times more likely than
Japanese men to die from prostate cancer could be because, in
general, "the Asian diet contains four times the amount of
selenium as the average American diet."
Another reason it seems to be difficult for Americans to get
enough selenium is the processing many of our foods go through
before they make it onto grocery store shelves. Mindell points
out, for example, that processing wheat into white flour strips
it of a great deal of its selenium. One way to get more selenium
in your diet might be to eat more organically grown foods, which
some studies have shown to contain more selenium as well as
higher levels of beta carotene and vitamin E. These two work
together with selenium in cancer prevention, according to
Alternative Medicine author Burton Goldberg.
Perhaps a more surefire way to boost your selenium intake is to
add supplements to your diet. Mindell advocates the use of
supplements, saying, "To me, taking selenium supplements, in
addition to eating selenium-rich foods, is good insurance
against disease." However, for those who oppose taking pills,
Dr. Andrew Weil in Ask Dr. Weil says eating just one shelled
Brazil nut -- grown in the selenium-rich soil of central Brazil
-- provides 120 micrograms of the mineral, getting you that much
closer to the daily target of 200 micrograms.
Although extremely high doses of selenium can have toxic
effects, most people are not at risk for such an overdose, and
could, in fact, use more of the mineral. Simply adding more
selenium-rich foods, such as organically grown vegetables and
fruits to your diet, along with supplements, can help reduce
your risk of cancer. And another positive side effect of
selenium, according to Eat and Heal, by the Editors of FC&A
Medical Publishing, is that it can actually improve your mood.
Those editors write, "People who don't eat enough selenium-rich
foods tend to be grumpier than people wi h a high dietary
intake, according to recent research." So, go ahead and crack a
Brazil nut open and smile.
The experts speak on selenium and cancer
Selenium Mechanisms
There are several possible mechanisms for the protective effect
of selenium. Selenium activates an enzyme in the body called
gluthathione peroxidase that protects against the formation of
free radicals—those loose molecular cannons that can damage DNA.
In this situation, selenium may work interchangeably (and in
synergy) with vitamin E. In test tube studies, selenium
inhibited tumor growth and regulated the natural life span of
cells, ensuring that they died when they were supposed to
instead of turning "immortal" and hence malignant. Because of
this particular action, the University of Arizona researchers
say that selenium could be effective within a fairly short time
frame.
The safest antioxidants are vitamin C, vitamin E, selenium, and
beta-carotene. Together, they block the chemical reactions that
create free radicals, which can damage DNA and promote a variety
of degenerative changes in cells. Chemotherapy and radiation
generate free radicals; that is how they kill dividing cells.
Ask Dr Weil by Andrew Weil MD, page 47
At the Yunnan Tin Corporation in China there is a very high rate
of lung cancer among the miners. Forty healthy miners were given
selenium supplements for a year. The selenium, which increased
in their blood, boosted a key detoxifying enzyme system while
simultaneously decreasing dangerous lipid peroxide levels by
nearly 75 percent. It also protected against cancer-causing
substances and ultraviolet radiation. Doctors at the Chinese
Academy of Medical Sciences concluded that selenium supplements
were a safe and effective food supplement for people.
Cancer Therapy by Ralph W Moss PhD, page 112
Numerous mechanisms have been explored to explain the modulation
of carcinogenesis by selenium (Medina 1986, El-Bayoumy 1991).
The best characterized function of selenium in mammalian cells
is as a component of the seleno- enzyme, glutathione peroxi-dase.
This enzyme is localized in the cytosol and mitochondrial
matrix, and it eliminates organic peroxides from the cell
(Medina 1986). However, available evidence suggests that the
prevention of carcinogenesis by selenium is not related to its
function in glutathione peroxidase (Medina 1986). Other seleno-
proteins have been identified, but their impact on
carcinogenesis is not defined (Medina 1986). There is some
evidence that selenium may alter the metabolism of carcinogens
or the interaction of chemical carcinogens with DNA, but there
is considerable controversy in the literature (Medina 1986).
Additional mechanistic studies suggest that selenium may alter
cell proliferation and/or immunologic responses (Medina 1986,
El-Bayoumy 1991). Further research is needed to understand the
mechanisms whereby selenium prevents cancer.
Carcinogens Human Diet by National Research Council, page 100
Selenium is needed to produce glutathione peroxidase, an
antioxidant enzyme that protects the body from free radical
damage. It is also important in preventing cancer and
cardiomegaly an enlargement of the heart that causes premature
aging and early death.
Complete Encyclopedia Of Natural Healing by Gary Null PhD, page
11
The best known functions of selenium at nutritionally adequate,
but not at excessive, levels are its role as a part of the
enzyme glutathione peroxidase and its interaction with heavy
metals. Glutathione peroxidase destroys hydroperoxides and
lipoperoxides, thereby protecting the constituents of the cells
against free radical damage. Ip and Sinha (1981) have shown that
selenium, through its function in glutathione peroxidase, could
well be involved in protecting against cancer induced by high
intakes of fat, especially polyunsaturated fatty acids.
Glutathione peroxidase activity in human blood increases with
increasing selenium intakes, but reaches a plateau at intakes
well below those customary in the United States (Thomson and
Robinson, 1980). Thus, if the antitumorigenic effect of selenium
is mediated through its function in glutathione peroxidase,
attempts to increase the enzyme activity by selenium
supplementation, superimposed on an adequate diet in the United
States, would not be successful. The second function of selenium
is to protect against acute and chronic toxicity of certain
heavy metals. Although selenium is known to interact with
cadmium and mercury, the mechanism of action is not known.
Selenium does not cause an increased elimination of the toxic
elements, but, rather, an increased accumulation in some
nontoxic form (National Academy of Sciences, 1971). It is
conceivable that carcinogenic effects of these, and perhaps
other heavy metals, could be counteracted by selenium, in a
manner similar to its protection against their general toxicity.
Diet Nutrition Cancer by National Research Council, page 168
Selenium's main function in the body is to convert hydrogen
peroxide to water, which is important for cellular health.
Herbal Medicine Healing Cancer by Donald R Yance Jr, page 193
All of the body's tissues contain selenium, but it is most
plentiful in the liver, kidneys, spleen, pancreas, and testes.
Selenium works synergistically with vitamin E to protect tissues
and cell membranes, aid in the production of antibodies, and
help maintain a healthy heart and liver
Prescription For Dietary Wellness by Phyllis A Balch, page 44
Selenium Dosage/Administration
It has been reported that selenium doses of about 250-300
micrograms a day (diet and supplements) would be helpful in
preventing cancer. If an average person consumes 125 to 150
micrograms of selenium a day, an additional supplemental amount
of 100 micrograms is unlikely to produce any major side effects.
Choices In Healing by Michael Lerner, page 612
Recommendation: Take selenium aspartate in a dose of 100 to 200
micrograms daily..
Doctors Complete Guide Vitamins Minerals by Mary D Eades MD,
page 496
Selenium is a mineral with anticancer activity. But the
anticancer effects of selenium are greatly reduced when there is
an insufficient intake of vitamin E. Rats who receive a normal
amount of vitamin E in their diets showed a 45 percent decrease
in tumors when they were given selenium. But they only had a 25
percent decrease if their diet was low in vitamin E. In fact,
vitamin E was considered more important than selenium in
decreasing "oxidant stress" to the fat of the breast.
Cancer Therapy by Ralph W Moss PhD, page 74
In the treatment of cancer the dosage is generally about 10,000
micrograms, still nearly one hundred times the National Academy
of Science's recommended dose. Revici's treatment is more
complicated than just organic selenium. He only uses selenium in
patients whom he deems to be in a "catabolic," as opposed to an
"anabolic," state. He has devised a number of urine tests to
find whether a patient is in one condition or the other.
Selenium is given when the urine has a low specific gravity, a
high surface tension and a pH above 6.0. The alkalinity of the
urine is supposed to reflect the state of the body's defenses
against tumors
Cancer Therapy by Ralph W Moss PhD, page 112
Selenium levels show a U-shaped correlation with prostate
cancer. In other words, both low and high blood levels of
selenium increase risk. This simply means that we need enough
selenium to maintain good health, yet too much can be dangerous.
A practical compromise is to use a supplement that provides 100
I.U. of vitamin E (up to 400 I.U. would be fine), and about 50
micrograms of selenium.
20 Natural Ways To Reduce The Risk Of Prostate Cancer By James
Scala PHD, page 60
Unlike selenomethionine, which is incorporated into protein in
place of methionine, SMSC is not incorporated into any protein,
thereby offering a completely bioavailable compound. In animal
studies, SMSC has been shown to be 10 times less toxic than any
other known form of selenium. The recommended dose of Se-methylselenocysteine
(SMSC) is 200-400 mcg a day for cancer patients.
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 316
Selenium Sources
You need just three Brazil nuts to get the 200 micro-grams of
selenium that studies have shown to have a potent anti-cancer
effect. As a bonus, when you eat Brazil nuts, which grow best in
the Amazon rain forest, you support the conservation of one of
my favorite places on earth. So you're not only protecting your
body, you're saving the environment.
Anti-Aging Prescriptions by James Duke PhD, page 90
The Garlic Connection. It has long been noted that people who
ate garlic, onion, broccoli, and whole grains had a reduced risk
of cancer. It turns out that all of these foods are rich in
selenium, in fact, selenium is one of the reasons that these
particular foods are so healthful for us.
Antioxidants Against Cancer by Ralph Moss PhD, page 77
If you're not fond of popping pills, you can get 120 micrograms
of selenium in just one Brazil nut. Buy the shelled kind—they're
grown in a central region of Brazil where the soil is richest in
the mineral. Other good sources are tuna fish, seafood, wheat
germ, and bran.
Ask Dr Weil by Andrew Weil MD, page 207
One good food source is Brazil nuts, which happen also to
contain at least one other anticancer substance, ellagic acid.
One large nut can provide over 50 mcg of selenium. When Cornell
scientist Donald J. Lisk and his colleagues ate six Brazil nuts
a day for three weeks, their blood levels of selenium rose
between 100 and 350 percent.
Cancer Therapy by Ralph W Moss PhD, page 122
Selenium—An essential trace mineral found in fruits and
vegetables, selenium helps the body produce functional
glutathione peroxidase, an enzyme essential for detoxification.
Low dietary levels of selenium have been correlated with a
higher incidence of cancer; accordingly, supplementation of this
nutrient acts as a deterrent against cancer in general.
Alternative Medicine by Burton Goldberg, page 591
Red clover is also rich in calcium, manganese, and selenium,
which is a key cancer-fighting antioxidant. I munch the flower
heads, but not everyone likes them. Some people dry the flower
heads, turn them into a powder, and add them to soups.
Anti-Aging Prescriptions by James Duke PhD, page 61
The debate continues regarding the active ingredients in garlic,
but they may include amino acids (like the branched chain amino
acids of leucine and isoleucine), S-allyl cysteine, allicin, and
organically-bound selenium…Garlic grown on selenium-rich soil
was more effective than selenium supplements at inhibiting
carcinogen-induced tumors in animals. A study published in the
Journal of the National Medical Association referred to garlic
as "..a potent, non-specific biologic response modifier."
Beating Cancer With Nutrition by Patrick Quillin, page 147
A particularly worthy form of selenium is Se-methylselenocysteine,
currently available and attracting positive attention. This is
the form of selenium found naturally in plants such as broccoli
and garlic. A suggested selenium dosage (as a preventive) is 200
mcg a day. The optimal dose for the cancer patient is unknown at
this time, but suggestions have ranged from 200-400 mcg a day.
Depending upon the selenium content of the soil, foods
considered to be good sources of selenium include Brazil nuts,
grains, onions, tomatoes, broccoli, chicken, eggs, garlic,
liver, seafood, and wheat germ. Americans typically get from
60-100 mcg of selenium a day from dietary sources.
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 243
Stephen Cann, associate researcher at the University of British
Columbia, gives advice to women who want to fight breast cancer
with diet, "Eat different types of seaweed." These include
wakame, kombu, and the more common nori — sea vegetables that
might fight cancer because of their iodine and selenium. "We
think it's very important for the breast," Cann says about
iodine. This mineral, he believes, may prevent and even shrink
breast tumors by combining with certain fatty acids and stopping
cancerous cells from multiplying. And without the selenium,
iodine doesn't do its job properly.
Eat and Heal by the Editors of FC&A Medical Publishing, page 317
In parts of Europe, pumpkin seeds are the standard treatment for
benign prostate enlargement. The seeds are rich in zinc,
selenium and other minerals that have been shown to reduce
prostate cancer risk. Typical daily dosage: Eat one-quarter cup
of the seeds.
Bottom Line Yearbook 2002 by Bottom Line Personnel, page 76
The intake of selenium and other nutrients from plant foods may
be influenced by the type of farming practices used. In a
preliminary investigation, organically grown foods were, in some
cases, nutritionally superior to conventionally grown foods
(Smith, 1993).
Cancer And Natural Medicine by John Boik, page 147
The Journal of Nutrition reported that selenium-enriched
broccoli is protective against chemically induced mammary and
colon cancer in rats (Davis et al. 2002). Note: While selenium
is contributing to the lower incidence of malignancy, the
anticancer affects of broccoli should also be factored into the
defense.
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 242
You can find selenium in grains, shellfish, poultry, garlic, and
egg yolks.
Natural Cures And Gentle Medicines by The Editors of FC&A
Medical Publishing, page 266
Commercial preparations of selenium include inorganic selenium
(sodium se-lenite) and various organic compounds of selenium. It
has been reported that sodium selenite is not absorbed
adequately, whereas organic selenium, including yeast-selenium,
is absorbed very well. For this reason, yeast-selenium is
considered best for human consumption
Choices In Healing by Michael Lerner, page 612
Throughout history and around the world, people from Mexico to
Russia have given mushrooms magical powers. In reality, there's
nothing miraculous about these fungi at all, but they can make
you healthier. Although mushrooms are largely made up of water,
they are also high in protein, carbohydrates, and fiber. They
are a potent source of vitamin D, riboflavin, and niacin, plus
minerals like potassium, selenium, and copper.
Eat and Heal by the Editors of FC&A Medical Publishing, page 252
In addition, some foods, such as lima beans, soy beans, and
other soy products, seem to have medicinal capabilities because
of the presence of isoflavones and phytoestrogens, or plant
estrogens. These substances actually curb the activity of the
excess estrogen in the body's tissues. Phytoestrogens can also
be found in other vegetables and in fruits, along with useful
amounts of nonsoluble fiber, beta-carotene, and selenium.
Complete Encyclopedia Of Natural Healing by Gary Null PhD, page
72
A new approach is now being explored: how to enrich our food
with antioxidant and protective agents. The simpler approach is
to add antioxidant vitamins to basic foods. Studies address the
genetic engineering of food to prevent heart disease and cancer
[105], and such measures as growing garlic with selenium
fertilization [95]. The authors of these studies state that "in
view of the impossible task of persuading the public to eat only
those foods that are presumably good for their health . . . the
time has come to enrich our foods with known cancer preventive
agents so that their benefit can be realized fully over the life
span of the individual."
Every Persons Guide To Antioxidants by John R Smythies MD, page
103
Plentiful in poultry, selenium may help to protect against
cancer, cataracts, heart disease, and macular degeneration.
Dark-meat turkey is particularly high in this mineral (3 ounces
of cooked turkey have 35mcg of selenium, or 50% of the Daily
Value).
Fight Back With Food by Readers Digest, page 73
To get more selenium in your diet, try tuna; a three-ounce can
serves up a full 99 micrograms. Or treat yourself to an ounce of
baked tortilla chips for a whopping 284 micrograms.
Healing With Vitamins by Alice Feinstein, page 64
Selenium comes from the soil, and fruits and vegetables that
come from selenium-rich soil are more likely to contain the
mineral.
Natures Medicines by Gale Maleskey, page 363
If you eat a normal diet with plenty of unprocessed foods, you
should be fine. You'll find selenium in many grains, nuts, and
vegetables; meat, especially organ meats like liver; and
seafood.
Natural Cures And Gentle Medicines by The Editors of FC&A
Medical Publishing, page 242
A new form of selenium is Se-methylselenocysteine (SeMC), a
naturally occurring selenium compound found to be an effective
chemopreventive agent. SeMC is a selenoamino acid that is
synthesized by plants such as garlic and broccoli.
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 277
Essiac formula was given to nurse Rene Caisse more than 80 years
ago by a woman whose breast cancer had been healed by this
Ojibway Indian herbal preparation. The formula is composed of
four herbs (burdock root, slippery elm, sheep sorrel, and Indian
rhubarb). The burdock root contains inulin, which improves the
function of white blood cells. This root also contains Vitamin A
and selenium, which scavenge free radicals and chromium which
regulates blood sugar levels.
A Physicians Guide To Natural Health Products That Work By James
Howenstine MD, page 156
Selenium Anti-Cancer Effects
Some forms of cancer are the result of free radical oxidation
that destroys or damages the part of the DNA that regulates cell
multiplication. When that happens, the cells can begin to
multiply abnormally, damaging the healthy tissue until your
whole body is invaded by these wildly proliferating cells. Since
selenium can protect you from free radical oxidation, one way to
minimize your risk of developing this type of cancer is to eat
selenium-rich foods like whole grains or their products with
each meal. If you already have cancer, selenium may be useful in
slowing its progression. A way to get it in even more
concentrated doses than in foods is to take brewer's yeast or
supplements.
Complete Guide Health Nutrition by Gary Null, page 483
Laboratory studies have shown that selenium can inhibit the
growth of breast, cervical, colon, and skin cancer.
Antioxidants Against Cancer by Ralph Moss PhD, page 79
Regular intake of yellow and green vegetables, as well as foods
containing calcium, selenium and other micro-nutrients, lowers
the risk of colon cancer.
Cancer Therapy by Ralph W Moss PhD, page 197
Selenium is protective against many types of cancers, promotes
apoptosis, is a powerful antioxidant, and improves quality of
life during aggressive cancer therapies According to P.D.
Whanger (professor of agricultural chemistry), nearly 200 animal
studies have been conducted to evaluate the effects of
supernutritional levels of selenium on experimental
carcinogenesis using chemical, viral, and transplantable tumor
models. Two thirds of the studies found that high levels of
selenium reduced the development of tumors at least moderately
(14-35% compared to controls) and, in most cases, significantly
(by more than 35%) (Whanger 1998).
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 242
Selenium has been used in combination with vitamin A and vitamin
E to reduce the toxicity of chemotherapy drugs, particularly
Adriamycin (Faure et al. 1996; Vanella et al. 1997). The
synergistic effect of vitamin E and selenium together to enhance
the immune system is greater than either alone. A new form of
selenium is Se-methylselenocysteine (SeMC), a naturally
occurring selenium compound found to be an effective
chemopreventive agent. SeMC is a selenoamino acid that is
synthesized by plants such as garlic and broccoli. SeMC has been
shown to induce apoptosis in certain ovarian cancer cells (Yeo
et al. 2002) and to be effective against breast cancer cell
growth both in vivo and in vitro (Sinha et al. 1999). SeMC has
also demonstrated significant anticarcinogenic activity against
mammary tumorigenesis (Sinha et al. 1997). Moreover, a study has
demonstrated that SeMC is one of the most effective selenium
chemopreventive compounds, inducing apoptosis in leukemia HL-60
cell lines (Jung et al. 2001a). Some of the most impressive data
suggest that exposure to SeMC blocks clonal expansion of
premalignant lesions at an early stage. This is achieved by
simultaneously modulating certain molecular pathways that are
responsible for inhibiting cell proliferation and enhancing
apoptosis (Ip et al. 2001). Unlike selenomethionine, which is
incorporated into protein in place of methionine, SeMC is not
incorporated into any protein, thereby offering a completely
bioavailable compound for preventing cancer. Therefore, 200—400
mcg of SeMC a day is suggested for cancer patients. Please note
that selenium also possesses antioxidant properties, so its use
before, during, or immediately after chemotherapy could
theoretically inhibit the actions of certain chemotherapy drugs.
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 277
Scientists have confirmed that vitamins C and E along with the
mineral selenium afford some prostate cancer prevention. This is
not surprising to anyone who understands diet, biochemistry, and
how antioxidants work. Glutathione peroxidase destroys free
radicals and superoxides. Its name means that it destroys
peroxides (the potent oxidants that form in tissues) and uses
glutathione as a helper. Glutathione requires selenium to
function; and wherever selenium is at work, vitamin E can't be
far away because they function together.
20 Natural Ways To Reduce The Risk Of Prostate Cancer By James
Scala PHD, page 54
For prostate cancer management, stay on a low fat diet, eat
tomato products often, take a multivitamin, vitamins C, E and
selenium.
A Physicians Guide To Natural Health Products That Work By James
Howenstine MD, page 151
Men with higher intakes of antioxi-dants such as vitamin C,
vitamin E, and the trace mineral selenium have lower levels of
prostate cancer.
Alternative Cures by Bill Gottlieb, page 519
Selenium Statistics
In a December 1996 article in the Journal of the American
Medical Association, Dr. Larry Clark presented evidence that
supplemental selenium could reduce cancer death rates by as much
as 50%. 1,312 patients were given 200 mcg. of selenium daily.
The patients receiving selenium had a rise of 67% in their blood
selenium level.
A Physicians Guide To Natural Health Products That Work By James
Howenstine MD, page 148
The patients receiving selenium had a 67% decrease in cancer of
the prostate, a 58 percent decrease in colon or rectal cancer
and a 45% decrease in lung cancer. This suggests that possibly
up to 100,000 lives a year might be saved in the USA by the
simple addition of selenium to the diet.
A Physicians Guide To Natural Health Products That Work By James
Howenstine MD, page 149
An article in the Journal of the American Medical Association
(JAMA) by Clark et al. (1996) showed that 200 mcg of
supplemental selenium a day reduced overall cancer mortality by
50% in humans compared to a placebo group not receiving
supplemental selenium. This 9-year study demonstrated that a
low-cost mineral supplement could cut the risk of dying from
cancer in half in certain individuals.
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 1255
In a recent five-year study of nearly 30,000 rural Chinese
people, researchers from the NCI found that daily doses of these
three nutrients reduced cancer deaths by 13%.
Alternative Medicine by Burton Goldberg, page 590
But what if you already have cancer? Again, the research shows a
prolongation of lifespan with proper supplementation. In a study
in Cancer Letters (Evangelou et al. 1997), animals with
malignant tumors given high doses of vitamins C and E and
selenium manifested a significant prolongation of the mean
survival time. Complete remission of tumors developed in 16.8%
of the animals.
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 1256
Dr. Raymond Shamberger was also among the first to discover the
link between low selenium content in the soil and increasing
numbers of deaths from cancer. In 1976, he pointed out that the
cities and states with high selenium content in the soil also
had significantly lower rates of cancer, especially of the
digestive and urinary systems.
Antioxidants Against Cancer by Ralph Moss PhD, page 77
A Powerful Antioxidant "selenium is a crucial mineral in the
battle against prostate cancer," says Dr. Schachter. In one
study of hundreds of men, a daily intake of 200 micrograms of
selenium cut the incidence of prostate cancer by 60 percent.
Alternative Cures by Bill Gottlieb, page 518
The statistics for breast cancer are particularly striking. "The
higher the selenium, the lower the breast cancer,& uot; said Prof.
Ladas. Similar associations have been found with leukemia, as
well as cancers of the intestines, rectum, ovary, prostate,
lung, pancreas, skin and bladder. In Yugoslavia, scientists
studied 33 patients with breast cancer. These women had selenium
levels in their bloodstream only half those of healthy
volunteers.
Cancer Therapy by Ralph W Moss PhD, page 112
Although the study failed to show the effectiveness of selenium
in altering the course of either basal or squamous cell
carcinoma, selenium impacted the incidence of other types of
malignancies with amazing success (Clark et al. 1996). The
overall reduction in cancer incidence was 37% in the
selenium-supplemented group; a 50% reduction in cancer mortality
was observed over a 10-year period. The following are the
site-specific reductions in cancer incidence observed in the
study: colon-rectal cancers (58%), lung cancer (46%), and
prostate cancer (63%). A selenium deficiency appears to increase
the risk of prostate cancer fourfold to fivefold. It was
determined that, as the male population ages, selenium levels
decrease, paralleling an increase in prostate cancer (Brooks et
al. 2001).
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 242
In a study published in the journal of the National Cancer
Institute, the relationship between serum levels of selenium and
the development of upper digestive tract cancer was explored
(Mark et al, 2000). The relative risk of esophageal cancer was
0.56 in individuals in the highest quartile of selenium level
compared with those in the lowest quartile. The corresponding
relative risk of gastric cardia cancer was 0.47. Based on the
data, the researchers calculate that 26.4% of esophageal and
gastric cardia cancers are attributable to low selenium levels.
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 242
Selenium Recommendations
The Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) is 50 to 100 micrograms
(not milligrams) but few people get even that much. Selenium is
so important that I believe that practically every adult should
take a 200 microgram selenium supplement every day. This is
readily available in health food stores at a minimal price.
Organic selenium derived from yeast may be better absorbed man
the mineral form, sodium selenite. Very high doses of either can
be toxic, however, and should only be taken under a doctor's
prescription. To summarize: selenium has a strong ability to
prevent cancers, especially of the internal organs. There is no
evidence that selenium interferes with chemotherapy, radiation
or a combination of both. On the contrary, there is evidence
that it decreases the side effects of such treatments
Antioxidants Against Cancer by Ralph Moss PhD, page 81
The supplements that I'd recommend for cancer prevention are the
antioxidants: vitamins C and E, beta-carotene, and the mineral
selenium.
Anti-Aging Prescriptions by James Duke PhD, page 90
Moderate doses of zinc, beta-carotene, selenium and vitamin E
are safe and inexpensive. I believe these results are valid and
are an accurate reflection of what antioxidants can do. The
finding that two terrible cancers could be prevented by a few
pennies worth of supplements received little attention in the
mainstream media.
Antioxidants Against Cancer by Ralph Moss PhD, page 83
The National Academy of Sciences advises that no more than 150
micrograms of selenium be taken orally daily. But Revici's
"bivalent negative selenium"— a combination of the mineral with
various organic substances, such as the fatty acids of sesame
oil—is said to be so non-toxic that huge amounts, up to one
million micrograms, have been injected (in the treatment of drug
addiction), apparently without any ill effects. In the treatment
of cancer the dosage is generally about 10,000 micrograms, still
nearly one hundred times the National Academy of Science's
recommended dose.
Cancer Therapy by Ralph W Moss PhD, page 112
But in the meantime, I will continue to take my 200 micrograms
of selenium a day—the same dose used in the study—and I suggest
that you do, too. Excess selenium has been associated with
toxicity, so don't go overboard. If you're not fond of popping
pills, you can get 120 micrograms of selenium in just one Brazil
nut. Buy the shelled kind—they're grown in a central region of
Brazil where the soil is richest in the mineral. Other good
sources are tuna fish, seafood, wheat germ, and bran.
Ask Dr Weil by Andrew Weil MD, page 207
While everyone needs selenium on an everyday basis, there are
certain situations in which the human need for selenium may be
increased, or in which additional selenium may be helpful in the
treatment of a disease. If you are a male, your selenium needs
are greater than if you are female. If you suffer from heart
disease or muscular disorders, additional selenium may help you.
The same can be said if you suffer from cataracts, diabetes,
cystic fibrosis, liver necrosis, iron deficiency anemia, joint
problems, heavy metal poisoning, or cancer.
Complete Guide Health Nutrition by Gary Null, page 479
Now, Dr. Mark A. Nelson, a professor and researcher at the
Arizona Cancer Center, says, "The Nutritional Prevention of
Cancer (NPC) Trial tripled the intake and suggests that higher
levels of selenium may be necessary for cancer prevention."
Until nutritionists conduct more research, though, no one can
recommend the best, safest amount you should get. Experts warn
selenium is a toxic mineral, which means too much of it,
especially from supplements, is unsafe.
Eat and Heal by the Editors of FC&A Medical Publishing, page 98
Doctors at the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences concluded
that selenium supplements were a safe and effective food
supplement for people. There have also been a number of reports
of selenium's toxicity or even its alleged ability to cause
cancer. There is no question that excess selenium in the soil
(in the form of its compounds, selenite or selenate) can kill
grazing animals and could probably in sufficiently large doses
kill humans as well. The symptoms of selenium poisoning are
readily apparent without a doctor's assistance, according to Dr.
Gerhard Schrauzer, a world expert on the topic. These symptoms
include a heavy garlic odor, pallor, nervousness, depression, a
metallic taste, skin eruptions, irritability, discolored teeth
and hair loss. There is some doubt about the carcinogenicity
studies. For instance, one study showed toxic effects for
inorganic, but not organic, forms of the mineral.
Cancer Therapy by Ralph W Moss PhD, page 112
General / History of Selenium
Selenium (Se) is a metal that is chemically similar to sulfur.
It was first discovered in 1817 and because of its silvery color
was named for Selene, the ancient goddess of the moon. Selenium
is an essential component of two important antioxidant enzymes
and is also the helpmate of vitamin E.
Antioxidants Against Cancer by Ralph Moss PhD, page 76
Initially, selenium's importance in human health was underrated.
In fact, its main use in conventional medicine was as a
treatment for dandruff!
Antioxidants Against Cancer by Ralph Moss PhD, page 76
Strange as it may seem, toenail levels of selenium are
considered a good indicator of long-term selenium intake. They
found that the people whose toenails had the highest levels of
selenium had half of the rate of lung cancer compared with those
whose toe-nails were low in selenium.
Healing With Vitamins by Alice Feinstein, page 143
Emmanuel Revici, MD based his treatment on correcting an
imbalance between fatty acids and sterols in the cancer patient;
called "biological dualism". Revici was considered a very
dedicated physician and developer of selenium as an anti-cancer
agent. -Ewan Cameron, MD, a Scottish surgeon first popularized
the use of high dose vitamin C in terminal cancer patients.
Beating Cancer With Nutrition by Patrick Quillin, page 45
Some scientists still do not accept the need for selenium
supplements and argue against its protective effect against
cancer and other diseases. Others endorse the value of moderate
amounts of selenium added to the diet. In the laboratory,
selenium has shown a wide range of anticancer effects.
Cancer Therapy by Ralph W Moss PhD, page 109
Aside from Revici's work, little has been done to investigate
the use of this mineral as a cancer treatment. In 1911, Prof.
August von Wasserrman achieved growth inhibition, shrinkage and
eventually the disappearance of tumors by injecting selenium
directly into mouse tumors. Four years later, two doctors caused
the shrinkage and the eventual disappearance of small tumors in
cancer patients, although larger tumors failed to respond.
Cancer Therapy by Ralph W Moss PhD, page 112
After critically examining this book, I came to the conclusion
that Dr. Revici is an innovative medical genius, outstanding
chemist and a highly creative thinker [emphasis added]. I also
realized that few of his medical colleagues would be able to
follow his train of thought and thus would be all too willing to
dismiss his work. Because of my own professional interest in
selenium, let me merely focus on this aspect of his work.
Selenium containing medications were introduced into cancer
therapy as early as 1911 by none less than the great physician
August von Wasserman. Working with experimental animals, von
Wasserman was able to show his selenium compounds produced
liquefactive necrosis of solid tumors, an unheard of event at
the time, hailed as a major success. However, von Wasserman's
compounds were too toxic and thus could not be employed in the
treatment of human cancer. Dr. Revici deserves credit for having
discovered pharmacologically active selenium compounds of very
low toxicity. The same was achieved years later by one other
great physician, Dr. Klaus Schwarz, in collaboration with a
leading organic chemist, Dr. Arne Fredga, of Uppsala University.
The National Cancer Institute has recognized the importance of
selenium only within the past few years. Would one thus not have
to conclude that Dr. Revici, in this one instance, was 40 years
ahead of his time? The same could be said for many of his other
researches which form the basis of his therapy.
Choices In Healing by Michael Lerner, page 614
Dr. Gerbhard Schauzer, a biochemist at the University of
California in San Diego, … believes that if every woman in
America began taking selenium supplements today or followed a
diet high in selenium, the breast cancer rate in this country
would decline drastically in a few years.
Miracle Medicine Herbs by Richard M Lucas, page 16
Asia has considerable quantities of selenium in its soil, making
the Asian diet rich in the mineral; not surprisingly, cancer and
heart disease occur considerably less often in Asian cultures
than in the West.
Optimum Health by Stephen T Sinatra MD, page 123
Additional Benefits of Selenium
Antioxidants, like beta carotene, vitamin C, vitamin E, and
selenium appear to enhance the effectiveness of chemo,
radiation, and hyperthermia while minimizing damage to the
patient's normal cells; thus making therapy more of a "selective
toxin." An optimally nourished cancer patient can better
tolerate the rigors of cytotoxic therapy.
Beating Cancer With Nutrition by Patrick Quillin, page 18
Patients with advanced rectal cancer were treated with a
combination of selenium, the drug 5-FU, and radiation.
Scientists reported a protective effect of selenium on quality
of life.
Antioxidants Against Cancer by Ralph Moss PhD, page 80
Selenium-deficient animals have more heart damage from the chemo
drug, adriamycin.43 Supplements of selenium and vitamin E in
humans did not reduce the efficacy of the chemo drugs against
ovarian and cervical cancer. Animals with implanted tumors who
were then treated with selenium and cisplatin (chemo drug) had
reduced toxicity to the drug with no change in anti-cancer
activity. Selenium supplements helped repair DNA damage from a
carcinogen in animals. Selenium was selectively toxic to human
leukemia cells in culture.
Beating Cancer With Nutrition by Patrick Quillin, page 56
While most nutritionists agree on the importance of growth
(proliferative) nutrients, few nutritionists respect the
importance for anti-proliferative nutrients. For every force in
the body, there must be an opposing force to regulate that
mechanism. There are agents that cause fluid loss from the
kidneys (diuresis) and other agents that stem this fluid loss
when it is excessive (anti-diuretic hormone). Just as there is a
need for nutrients to augment growth, there is a need for
nutrients to control excessive growth and shut down the process.
Selenium, fish oil, garlic, Cat's claw, Maitake D-fraction,
vitamin E succinate, vitamin K, quercetin, genistein, and bovine
cartilage all may assist the cancer patient in this manner.
Beating Cancer With Nutrition by Patrick Quillin, page 80
Vitamin E and selenium supplements in animals helped to reduce
the heart toxicity from adriamycin. Selenium and vitamin E
supplements were given to 41 women undergoing cytotoxic therapy
for ovarian and cervical cancers, with a resulting drop in the
toxicity-related rise in creatine kinase.
Beating Cancer With Nutrition by Patrick Quillin, page 107
One of the foremost selenium investigators, Gerhard Schrauzer of
the University of California at San Diego, says: Apart from its
functions as an essential micronutrient, selenium also appears
to have other physiological functions in which it acts as a
physiological resistance factor [emphasis added]. Its cancer
protecting effects fall into this category. In addition,
selenium protects against free radicals, mutagens, toxic heavy
metals and certain bacterial, fungal and viral pathogens. The
selenium requirement increases under stress, just as the
requirement for certain vitamins increases during infections.
Selenium, according to Schrauzer, is most effective as a form of
nutritional cancer prophylaxis. In animal research, its
protective effect is greater the earlier in life it is given,
and its shielding effect against virally induced cancer
disappears if the nutrient is no longer fed to the animal.
Nevertheless, selenium does have an effect on slowing the rate
of growth of established spontaneous or transplanted breast
tumors in animals, and in reversing the development of some
malignant cell lines when used at pharmacological levels.
Further, selenium has shown a general capacity to stimulate the
immune system in several animal models, which may add to its
anticancer effects. It is of special relevance to cancer
patients undergoing chemotherapy that selenium "has by now been
shown to prevent or retard tumorigenesis induced by virtually
all the major known carcinogens," probably, Schrauzer believes,
"by modulating the rate of cell division."
Choices In Healing by Michael Lerner, page 612
Just as selenium protects you against toxic metal poisoning, it
can also protect you against radiation, whether you are exposed
to it through the environment or more directly through medical
treatments. A particularly effective form of selenium for this
purpose is selenoaminoacid compounds (selenium plus amino
acids). Selenium also protects you against compounds called
epoxides, as it breaks them down. What are epoxides? Formed when
an enzyme named aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase binds with a
carcinogenic substance, epoxides could be called the immediate
cause of cancer. The carcinogens cause your body to produce
them, and then cancer may ensue.
Complete Guide Health Nutrition by Gary Null, page 483
Reports from Germany indicate that selenium supplementation in
patients undergoing radiation therapy for rectal cancer improved
quality of life and reduced the appearance of secondary cancers
(Hehr et al. 1997) It appears that selenium acts as an
immunologic response modifier, normalizing every component of
the immune system (Life Extension Report 1995).
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 243
Macrophages—those garbagemen of the bloodstream—are capable of
keeping your body clear of tumor cells. Also, since they produce
interferon, they can help eliminate the viruses that cause some
forms of cancer. But to do their job properly, they need
adequate selenium.
Complete Guide Health Nutrition by Gary Null, page 483
Some of the known natural compounds that can reduce insulin
resistance include omega-3 fatty acids, curcumin, flavonoids,
selenium, and vitamin E. Dietary risk factors must be managed.
Therefore, besides restricting dietary sugars, individuals
should eat an adequate amount of fruits and vegetables because
phytochemicals in fruits and vegetables act as potent anticancer
agents.
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 598
Selenium can prevent solar damage, pigmentation and dark spots,
but because the selenium content of soil varies across the
country, not everyone is getting enough to be beneficial," says
Dr. Burke, citing the Southeast in particular as an area
deficient in selenium. To quench the free radicals caused by sun
exposure and to prevent skin damage, Dr. Burke recommends daily
supplements of 50 to 200 micrograms of selenium in the form of
1-selenomethionine, depending on where you live and your family
history of cancer. Selenium can be toxic in doses exceeding 100
micrograms, so if you'd like to try this therapy to protect your
skin, you should discuss it with your doctor.
Healing With Vitamins by Alice Feinstein, page 64
The importance of selenium to cardiovascular health was
demonstrated in the provinces of China where the mineral was
deficient. This correlation can be seen throughout the world.
Ray Shamberger, M.D., and Charles Willis, M.D., of the Cleveland
Clinic in Ohio, reported in 1976 that people who live in
low-selenium areas have three times more heart disease than
those living in areas where the soil and water are rich in the
mineral.
Saturated Fat May Save Your Life by Bruce Fife ND, page 142
Selenium also appears to help stimulate antibody formation in
response to vaccines. This immunostimulating effect is also
enhanced by vitamin E; the presence of these two nutrients can
increase antibody formation by 20-30 times, as shown by
research.
Staying Healthy With Nutrition by Elson M Haas MD, page 213
Selenium may also aid in protein synthesis, growth and
development, and fertility, especially in the male. It has been
shown to improve sperm production and motility. Thus, selenium
may prevent male infertility; however, we do not know whether
selenium deficiency will actually cause male infertility. These
are only some of the conjectures about other selenium functions.
Staying Healthy With Nutrition by Elson M Haas MD, page 213
Selenium Interactions
Certain metals such as lead, cadmium, arsenic, mercury and
silver block the action of selenium. . . . Recent laboratory
experiments have shown that high doses of zinc block the action
of selenium. Therefore, one has to be careful about taking
excessive amounts of zinc (over 20 milligrams per day from diet
and supplements) while taking selenium [emphasis added].
Choices In Healing by Michael Lerner, page 619
I think the selenium and saffron complement one another.
Selensaff, a product made by Scientific Botanicals (see
Resources), is used in cancer therapy to create a redox effect—a
process of improving cell function by enhancing both oxygen
uptake and the excretion of oxygen waste.
Herbal Medicine Healing Cancer by Donald R Yance Jr, page 148
Zinc is important because it is an antagonist to selenium and
may in itself enhance or inhibit different tumors. Selenium in
minute quantities is essential to human health. According to
Prasad, among the minerals, "only selenium has been shown to
have a role in cancer prevention":
Choices In Healing by Michael Lerner, page 619
Vitamin E and selenium protected animals against the potent
carcinogenic effects of DMBA from tobacco.
Beating Cancer With Nutrition by Patrick Quillin, page 164
Selenium acts as an antioxidant and strengthens the body's
immune defense system. Thus, many of the effects which are
produced by vitamin E deficiency can be reversed or prevented by
selenium. Some laboratory experiments have suggested that the
combination of vitamin E and selenium is more effective in
preventing cancer than either of them alone.
Choices In Healing by Michael Lerner, page 619
However, one experiment has demonstrated increased
susceptibility to DMBA-induced tumors when selenium deficiency
was aggravated by high dietary levels of polyunsatu-rated fatty
acids, and protection by a physiological supplement of selenium
(0.1 pg/g) to the diet (Ip and Sinha, 1981). The interpretation
of these results is further complicated because of the varied
protocols used in these experiments and the knowledge that
selenium interacts with many other nutrients, such as heavy
metals in the diet.
Diet Nutrition Cancer by National Research Council, page 169
In some experiments, dietary zinc exceeding nutritional
requirements has been shown to suppress chemically induced
tumors in rats and hamsters, but when given in drinking water it
counteracts the protective effect of selenium in mice...While
the evidence on the effect of zinc on tumor development is
complex, it strongly suggests that, in general, one should be
cautious about taking zinc supplements if one has cancer. And
since selenium has a wide spectrum of demonstrable anticancer
effects, cancer patients should be particularly cautious with
zinc, since it is a selenium antagonist. I have seen many cancer
patients taking moderately large amounts of zinc as part of a
comprehensive megavitamin nutritional supplement program. In
view of the available scientific evidence, this is another
critical example of an area where uninformed nutritional
supplementation may do harm.
Choices In Healing by Michael Lerner, page 612
In addition, statistically significant protection from high
levels of selenium and alpha-tocopherol occurred only when
gamma- tocopherol concentrations were also high (Helzl-sourer et
al. 2000).
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation,
page 258
Selenium and co-enzyme Q-10. Exhibits anticancer activity
especially in blocking development of colon cancer and spread of
breast cancer.
Food Your Miracle Medicine by Jean Carper, page 481
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