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| Registered User | anti-angiogenesis effects of tocotrienols So I found a study that states that angiogenesis is inhibited by consuming tocotrienols. Angiogenesis is the formation of new blood vessels sprouting from old ones. Endurance training is supposed to bring about angiogenesis I think, so would this not be a bad thing? Here's the article off pubmed: Anti-angiogenic function of tocotrienol. [Asia Pac J Clin Nutr. 2008] - PubMed Result |
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| I am one | It's a good thing as it relates to tumors. |
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So yeah, this would be considered a good thing. On the flip side, Tocotrienols have actually been found to increase blood flow to bodily tissue (ie, the scalp) by having an anti-atherosclerotic effect. (cleaning of arteries) -Pp | |
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