Selenium and zinc do quite the opposite. These trace elements are antioxidants and render harmless the free radicals. Now, the researchers have demonstrated with their work, that there is a clear imbalance between cancer-promoting and inertias cancer trace elements in cancer tissue. The promotional trace elements take the upper hand, which can lead to prostate cancer. It is so important to come to a settlement and as needed to supplement just what actually is missing to the oxidative stress in the prostate tissue.
Should therefore reduce the promotional trace elements copper, nickel, chromium and iron to increase even further and to increase the cancer risk. Unfortunately, these promotional microelements part in products that are recommended for men with prostate problems are included. A not useful approach. -Based approach an evidence with the product ProVitum Navitum pharmaceuticals. ProVitum contains exactly those micro-nutrients for which a deficiency in patients with prostate cancer was found. Moreover, it offered exactly the composition and dosage, which was applied successfully in a large study for the prevention of prostate cancer. This study had shown that the risk for prostate cancer could be halved virtually a consistent nutritional care over several years with antioxidant vitamins and trace elements as performed in ProVitum.
ProVitum (PZN 4604261), as a low-cost 3-month Pack (PZN 0262183) and 6-month Pack (PZN 0264756) through pharmacies, selected health centres and directly at the company can be obtained free shipping. Due to the special composition and dosage ProVitum should not be replaced by other, seemingly similar products in the pharmacy. Should a pharmacy look unable, for the customer to order ProVitum, so can this customers directly by phone at Do company. Source: Guntupalli JN et al. EUR J cancer Prev. 2007; 16(2): 108-15 Hercberg S. et al. Ann Pharm FR 2006 Nov;64(6):397-401. Meyer F et al. int J cancer. 2005 Aug 20;116(2):182-6 contact: Navitum Pharma GmbH Dr. Gerhard Klages at the water tower 29 65207 Wiesbaden Tel: 0611-58939458 FAX: 0611-9505753 E-Mail: Web: