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Beneficial Components of Colostrum for Cancer Patients: A Mini-review Focused on Oxidative Aspects and Properties of Colostrinin

  • Aline do Carmo França-Botelho

Asian Oncology Research Journal, Page 1-6

Published: 9 December 2019

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Abstract


The beneficial effect of maternal colostrum and milk on the newborn as well as on the nursing mother is well known. However, many other potentially preventive and therapeutic aspects associated with the use of components of these secretions are still partially known and have sparked some research, including in the context of cancer. A narrative mini-review to present potential beneficial effects of colostrum components for cancer patients, especially focusing on oxidative aspects and potentialities of colostrinin.


Keywords:
  • Cancer
  • colostrum
  • nutraceuticals
  • colostrinin
  • oxidative metabolismo.
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Carmo França-Botelho, A. do. (2019). Beneficial Components of Colostrum for Cancer Patients: A Mini-review Focused on Oxidative Aspects and Properties of Colostrinin. Asian Oncology Research Journal, 2(1), 1-6. Retrieved from https://journalaorj.com/index.php/AORJ/article/view/30096
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