Posted by Chantel Martiromo. research contributed by PubMed
The higher soy intake in the Asian population compared to Europeans is
believed to be an essential factor for the lower incidence of
hormone-dependent tumours in Asia. In the study to to investigate the effects of flax-seed, which is typically found in
Northern European diets, on the proliferation and hormone production of
an estrogen receptor (ER)-positive trophoblast tumour cell line, posted in PubMed, indicated that flax-seed seems to have similar inhibitory effects to soya on hormone
production and proliferation of hormone-sensitive tumour cells. Our
results showed a dose-dependent inhibition by isolated flax-seed
extracts on the Jeg3 cell line. Matairesinol and biochanin A seem to be
useful candidates for extended tests on other tumour cell lines and
normal tissues to evaluate the potential benefit of a lignan-containing
therapy in hormone-dependent diseases.
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