[Everything doTERRA] Re: DDR Prime and cancer

Sally,

Last week, during the doTERRA convention on Thursday, Patti Champine, MSc, presented the results of her research where she asked 3 questions:

1. Does DDR kill cancer cells?

2. Does DDR protect cells from Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS)

3. Does DDR change proteins or expression within the cells.

The answer to #1 was "YES". The study was "in vitro" and 3 types of cancer cells were used: metastatic breast cancer cells, non-metastatic breast cancer cells and stomach cancer cells. Various concentrations of DDR were used (from 0.001% to 100%).

I believe the answer to question #2 was also "Yes".

My notes on #3 are fuzzy. Someone else - please fill in.

Rich Rosiak

IPC# 79005

On Thursday, March 28, 2013 9:11:45 AM UTC-6, Sally wrote:

My question is does DDR Prime help to kill off cancer cells and other abnormal cells? Or does it just help the existing healthy cells to stay healthy?

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