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 Ultimate Selenium"A breakthrough
study shows unprecedented power in this obscure mineral"
Prevents cancer! Selenium has been found to prevent some cancers
by up to 69%! Reduced cancer deaths by 50% in a university study.
Increases immune system. Found to increase some immune factors
by up to 79%! Lifts mood and reduces anxiety - Designed for high
absorption Selenium is a strong antioxidant which is thought
to protect us against the ravages of free radicals. Added source
of Bilberry Extract,Aloe Vera, Copper, Chromium, Vanadium and
Zinc. Sources: University of Arizona study Double Blind "Gold
Standard" U.S. Department of Agriculture & University
of Brussels
lenium, Cancer Prevention. Selenium, an antioxidant mineral, which scientists previously feared due to its potential toxicity, is the last of 40 nutrients to be shown to be essential for human health. The latest study indicates that it may actually help prevent both heart disease and cancer, the two leading causes of death in the Western world. Selenium, Cancer Prevention. The most recent study, led by Larry C. Clark, Ph.D, at the Arizona Cancer Center, followed for over ten years healthy East Coast residents at high risk for skin cancer. This population was chosen because of the low levels of natural selenium found in this region. Selenium in the soil is absorbed by plants and subsequently by people and animals who eat them. Selenium, Cancer Prevention. Natural selenium levels in the soil are highly variable throughout the world. In the U.S., the Eastern Coastal Plain and the Pacific Northwest have the lowest selenium levels and people in these regions naturally ingest about 60 to 90 micrograms per day. This compares to a range of 60 to 200 micrograms all over the U.S. with 125 being average. Selenium, Cancer Prevention. People in this study were given either a placebo or selenium supplements of 200 micrograms (three times their normal intake) which were made up of selenium enriched yeast, an organic form of selenium as distinguished from most other supplements that are inorganic and may not have the same effect. While the study did not prove what it originally set out to, namely that selenium reduces the risk of skin cancer, it did find that it greatly reduced the risk of many other kinds of cancer. People taking the selenium supplements had 71% fewer prostate cancers, 67% fewer esophageal cancers, 62% fewer colorectal cancers and 46% fewer lung cancers than the people who were taking the placebos. Selenium, Cancer Prevention. "Selenium is an antioxidant that can help to prevent the degradation of fats and cell membranes and block the action of cancer-causing chemicals." Over 100 animal studies have shown that animals given selenium-rich diets help protect them against many cancers, including breast, esophagus and liver. Another study conducted throughout the U.S. found that people in the areas with the highest levels of selenium had the lowest levels of lung, colon and rectum, bladder, esophagus, pancreas, breast and ovary cancer. In earlier studies, people with low dietary intakes of selenium were found to have an increased risk of high blood pressure related diseases including heart attack and stroke. In fact, their chances of dying from a heart attack were three times greater than those with higher levels of selenium. Researchers believe that this may be due to selenium's ability to increase blood levels of HDL cholesterol (good) which helps prevent heart disease. Another short-term study showed that men fed a selenium-rich diet actually reported improvements in general mood, were able to think more clearly, and felt generally happier than at the start of the study. This compares to another group of men given a selenium-poor diet who reported feeling worse. Selenium is naturally found in foods high in protein, such as fish, meat, poultry, cereals and other grains. It can also be found in vegetables like mushrooms and asparagus. Brazil nuts, especially with their shells on, are very high in selenium. Some experts believe that vegetarians who do not eat fish may not be getting enough selenium. The National Academy of Sciences' Food and Nutrition Board has stated that a daily intake of between 50 to 300 micrograms of selenium is "safe and adequate".
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