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J Cell Mol Med November 2017 PMID 28524540

Antineoplastic effects of clove buds (Syzygium aromaticum L.) in the model of breast carcinoma.

Peter Kubatka, Sona Uramova, Martin Kello, Karol Kajo, Peter Kruzliak, Jan Mojzis, Desanka Vybohova, Marian Adamkov, Karina Jasek, Zora Lasabova, Pavol Zubor, Silvia Fialova, Svetlana Dokupilova, Peter Solar, Martin Pec

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The discussions demonstrate a positive outlook on the article, with mentions of the ability of clove extracts to 'reduce tumor growth' and 'alter gene expression,' highlighting enthusiasm and interest. The tone reflects curiosity about how natural substances might serve as complementary cancer therapies, emphasizing the significance of the findings without overgeneralizing their immediate impact.

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Most discussions acknowledge the potential benefits of clove buds in reducing breast cancer development, reflecting moderate support for the findings.

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The discussions are highly engaging and show considerable curiosity about natural treatments and preliminary research outcomes.

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Participants are referencing specific experiment results, such as decreased tumor frequency in rat models, indicating active participation and comprehension.

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While recognizing potential, the discussions suggest that the findings could influence future research, but are not yet seen as definitive for clinical application.

Abstract in brief

  • The study found that consuming clove buds (Syzygium aromaticum L) can reduce breast cancer development in rats and human breast cancer cells, likely due to changes in gene expression related to cell growth and death.
  • In rats, high doses of cloves decreased tumor frequency and altered the expression of markers associated with cancer cell survival and proliferation, along with changes in DNA modifications and increased apoptosis (cell death).
  • In human MCF7 breast cancer cells, clove extract showed anti-growth and cell-killing effects, supporting its potential as a natural complementary approach to prevent or treat breast cancer.
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Michelle Yeoman
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anti breast cacner cloves in rat models for ductal carcinoma.https://t.co/BCk8kFAUSw

Jul 21, 2022 · 140 followers View post →