Curcumin, a curry extract, can regulate the antitumor target and reverse the tumor progression

Curcumin, a natural substance extracted from curry, can regulate dozens of anti-tumor targets and reverse the tumor process, the American Cancer Control Association revealed at its 42nd Annual Meeting This achievement is expected to achieve a breakthrough in the research of natural targeted drugs and greatly reduce the cost of targeted drug treatment Professor sunI Pai, MD, University of Arizona School of medicine, said at the meeting that cancer is a disease of abnormal cell proliferation caused by abnormal regulation of cell signaling pathway It is possible to achieve targeted therapy by finding these abnormal signal pathway molecules and regulating them However, due to the single target of many gene engineering drugs, drug resistance often appears quickly SunI Pai said that the global multi-national research experts led by Professor agwell of M.D Anderson Cancer Center in the United States have proved that up to now, there are 86 cancer targets that curcumin can regulate and intervene, including 23 cancer targets approved by the U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and 63 cancer targets that have not been approved as new drugs Curcumin has become the first hot spot of anti-tumor research of natural drugs in the world, and the number of research literatures published in recent years is the highest In the clinical treatment, sunI Pai said that curcumin has been applied to more than 1000 cancer patients, most of whom are cancer patients with poor effect of traditional treatment such as surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy or recurrence and metastasis after traditional treatment, including pancreatic cancer, colorectal cancer, lung cancer, breast cancer, liver cancer and other diseases Curcumin combined with nutritional diet support, psychological intervention, family support system construction and other ways of treatment, the patient's condition was reversed The American Cancer Control Association advocates the prevention and control of cancer through nutritional and non-toxic therapies Since 1973, the annual meeting has been held every year, with the representatives of alternative medical doctors, clinical researchers, nutritionists and writers as the main participants.