IGF-1 and breast cancer? Not really.

[Guest guest]

> " IGF-I is critically involved in the aberrant growth of

> human breast cancer cells. "

 

At the doses they used in the lab perhaps, but we rarely see those doses

in our tissues, and in the general population we aren't seeing evidence

of that link given the miloins who drink milk. In fact, there's a

stronger link to estrogenic compounds in plastics, and we have to look at

the cause rather than the proliferation speed of the cancer anyway.

 

Other information that dis-associates cancer from IGF-1 may be found on

http://members.shaw.ca/patriciagilbert/HGH_cancer_NOT.html

 

And the FOX-TV and ABC News feature videos at

http://link.bizland.com/TV_HGH_video.ram

includes a doctor explaining why existing cancers grow more SLOWLY in the

presence of growth hormones.

 

You'll find the videos to be very informative coverage of the science.

 

Duncan Crow