| According to a study published in the
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| | that the tumor cells produced, but did
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| March 2006 issue of Cancer Research,
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| | not obstruct normal movement of androgen
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| capsicum helps halt prostrate cancer
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| | receptor into the nucleus of the cancer
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| spread. Capsaicin probably has a certain
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| | cells where the steroid receptor works to
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| positive consequence, the study
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| | regulate androgen target genes such as
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| concluded. Most important seems to be
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| | PSA (prostate specific antigen). The same
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| blocking NF-kappa Beta effect, a
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| | source claims that capsaicin had a
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| molecular mechanism that promotes cancer
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| | significant anti-proliferative action on
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| cell growth.
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| | human prostate cancer cells in culture.
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| | It also significant slowed the
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| Capsicum it's a pepper and capsaicin is
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| | development of prostate tumors created by
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| the ingredient that makes them hot.
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| | those human cell lines grown in mouse
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| | models.
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| The study concluded that in prostate
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| cancer cells whose growth is testosterone
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| | In addition, capsaicin also was
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| dependent, capsaicin influenced more
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| | effective against leukemia, and might be
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| prostate cancer cells to freeze in a
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| | effective in slowing or preventing the
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| non-proliferative status, called G0/G1.
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| | growth of other cancers as well.
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| The research team also found that
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| prostate cancer cells that are androgen
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| | It may be possible that capsaicin to be
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| independent reacted to capsaicin in a
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| | extracted from hot chillies and have it
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| similar manner.
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| | soon as a drug. However, people should
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| | take care not to increase the chillies
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| Based on team's explanation, capsaicin
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| | intake as that has been associated with
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| lowers the amount of androgen receptor
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| | stomach cancers.
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