--- In [email protected], Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: <snip> > We've talked about this before here Hugo. One of the disturbing > things is the blank slate recommendation of Amrit Kalash in > patients undergoing chemo and radiation therapy, to make them > more "comfortable". The disturbing thing is that one of the > primary ingredients in Amrit Kalash paste is the Indian > fruit, "amla" (emblica officinalis). Amla is a fruit that has > over a thousand times the free-radical scavenging activity that > vitamin C has. But that's not the disturbing part. The disturbing > part is that this will interfere with certain mechanisms of tumor > necrosis. In other words, they potentially shunt the > effectiveness of Oncological radiation therapy and certain > chemotherapies whose mechanism of action is free radical damage.
Is there any actual evidence that Amrit Kalash paste has this effect? If so, could you provide the citations, please?
