Red wine extract helps to treat bladder cancer

The latest research found that resveratrol in red wine can inhibit the growth of bladder cancer cells and improve the postoperative recovery rate of bladder cancer patients Resveratrol, a natural polyphenol in red wine, may help fight bladder cancer, according to a new report released by scientists at Dalian Medical University in China Resveratrol in red wine may later protect patients with diabetes and bladder related cancer from "serious systemic toxicity and local irritation problems" caused by chemotherapy, scientists believe In the United States, 2.6% of cancer deaths are due to bladder cancer, and diabetics are more likely to develop bladder cancer than the general public In laboratory tests, human cancer cells were exposed to resveratrol at different concentrations for 1-2 hours to simulate bladder perfusion therapy, a method of delivering fluid through a urethral catheter to the bladder "When using mice infected with human bladder cancer, the final findings were quite encouraging," said a report on the study When resveratrol was injected into the bladder of the mice, it seemed to stimulate cancer cells to produce a series of self destruction processes, but it would not affect healthy cells " "This approach can inhibit the growth of bladder cancer cells transplanted to experimental mice, inactivate signal transduction and activator of transcription, and eventually lead to their death, but at the same time, it will not affect normal bladder epithelial cells." The team said their study was the first to demonstrate the safety and efficacy of resveratrol as a postoperative treatment Resveratrol is an important substance in red wine, which has antioxidant effect At present, scientists have done a lot of research on resveratrol, and found that it can inhibit lung cancer cells and prevent limb defects caused by diabetes.