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For those women with breast cancer or who have interest in this cancer, type in Jane Plant and breast cancer into your browser.-Robert D. Bibb,M.D.

Breast Cancer Can Regress on Estrogen Withdrawl

For those women who think that what I have written about dairy and regression of prostate cancer only pertains to men, have I got some news for you. Regression of breast cancer has been reported with withdrawl of estrogen replacement therapy. Think of what might happen on withdrawl of all dairy products in early breast cancer. This is with the knowledge that dairy is laden with estrogens. See link below: http://radiology.casereports.net/index.php/rcr/article/viewArticle/4/183

THE EPIGENETICS OF CANCER

Cancer is primarily an environmental disease with a smaller perhaps 20% being determined by genetic aberrations or mutations. If cancer is mostly environmental, then how does this happen? As it turns out there are very important genes in our cells that prevent them from becoming malignant. They are called suppressor genes. They can be turned on and off. When your body comes in contact with or ingests cancer causing agents such as IGF-1 and large amounts of estrogens in dairy, these protective genes are turned off by a mechanism known as methylation. The very scary part of this process is that the turned off genes can be passed on to the next generation in a turned off position. This would increase the next generation's risk of cancer by behavior in the previous generation. This is exactly what we see with breast and prostate cancer with ages dropping in each generation in which cancer occurs. This process of gene turn off and turn on is known as epigenetics. You are what you eat and you are passing on to your children an increased risk of cancer by consuming dairy before they are even born.

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After Prostate Cancer Diagnosis, Where to Begin

The rats prostate glands behave like humans.

I have earlier told you about the rat studies and how rats that were bred to have prostates that behave like humans developed prostate cancer after milk exposure. I will list another paper that will convince you that if these rats get prostate cancer from milk than so can humans.-Robert Bibb, M.D.

Good and bad estrogens

So what happens when we consume the high levels of estrogen in dairy products? Our bodies have enzymes systems to eliminate or restore the estrogen levels to normal. These same enzymes are used to eliminate toxins from our body. In our bodies one of the most potent estrogens in dairy can be converted to another estrogen called estrone.

The enzymes we are interested in are known as CYP1A1 and CYP1B1. If estrone is acted upon by CYP1A1 an estrogen called 2-hydroxyestrone will be crreated (2OH). This would be considered a good estrogen because when it binds to the estrogen receptor alpha it does not stimulate cancer. If the estrone is acted upon by CYP1B1 then an estrogen called 16 alpha hydroxyestrone will be created. This would be considered a bad estrogen because when it attaches to the estrogen receptor alpha, it can stimulate cancer. This attachment of 16 alpha estrone to the estrogen receptor alpha is also almost permanent and unremitting stimulation of the estrogen receptor alpha can continue.

In areas of prostate tissue, increased levels of the CYP1B1 enzymes have been found. See Ragavan,N. et al. "CYP1B1 expression in prostate is higher in the peripheral than the transition zone," Cancer Letters 215 (2004):69-78.-R.Bibb,M.D.