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Why DIM has made such an impact on the medical community
October 14, 2010Up until the discovery made just recently that showed promise in the fight against cancer among other viral and bacterial diseases, there has been little progress in terms of finding a cure for several diseases that continue to take lives by the millions. All this has changed, thanks to a compound (known as Diindolylmethane) that
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What can DIM do for you?
September 15, 2010The term DIM probably means nothing to you right now. But by the time you finish reading this article, you will think it is the most exciting thing you have encountered in a long time. DIM is short for Diindolylmethane, which is a naturally occurring compound in certain vegetables. It has two very important properties
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Smaller Tumors Result in Better Breast Cancer Survival
June 20, 2010According to a new study, a lot of the advancement in breast cancer survival in recently is due to average tumor being smaller, not due to treatments being better. Researchers have concluded that smaller tumor sizes account for 61% of the improvement in surviving when cancer had not spread beyond the breast, and 28% when
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Which Patients Will Not Respond to Treatment with Targeted Cancer Drug?
June 10, 2010By the time the human genome was mapped, cancer researchers had already begun investigating the proteins that were encoded by these newly identified genes. As the molecular engines that control all functions of the body, scientists wanted to find out how proteins work to promote health, or malfunction to cause disease. Subsequently, their discoveries have
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