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The promising potential of piperlongumine as an emerging therapeutics for cancer
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Thanks for the info.
We use this long pepper in our spice cabinet.
The linked study, and others, show Piperlongumine, PL, having a spectacular range of action against cancer along various signaling pathways in a great number of preclinical studies. This and the interest of so many researchers may improve the odds for clinical relevance.The apparent non-toxicity of PL could make it a no-harm-possibly-great substance.
If Bigm789 or anyone else has tried to arrive at a relevant dosage and found a brand that improves the poor bioavailability of PL please let us know.
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