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Progress of Tumor Growth and Metastasis After Inoculation of B16FO Melanoma Cells in Kidney of Female Nude Mice Is Inhibited by a Novel Nutrient Mixture.
Integr Cancer Ther
December 2019
1 Dr. Rath Research Institute, Santa Clara, CA, USA.
Article Synopsis
- Tumor metastasis is a leading cause of cancer deaths, with melanoma being particularly aggressive and often resistant to current treatments.
- A study was conducted on female nude mice to assess the impact of a novel nutrient mixture (NM) on inhibiting melanoma growth and metastasis, comparing a control group with a test group supplemented with NM.
- Results indicated that the NM group had significantly less tumor growth in the kidneys and reduced metastasis to the lungs compared to the control group, suggesting NM's potential as a therapeutic option for melanoma.