NEW analyses from Harvard
researchers has indicated that long
term use of vitamin C and E does
not increase cancer risk.
In contrast with previous work
such as the SELECT trial, the
present analysis, which was a post
trial follow-up of the Physicians’
Health Study II (PHS II), revealed
that vitamin E supplementation
every other day and daily vitamin
C supplementation had no effect
on total cancers, the incidence of
prostate cancer and other sitespecific
cancers.
PHS II ended in 2007 and the post
trial follow-up period was 3.8 years
beyond eight years of intervention.
The Harvard authors wrote in
the American Journal of Clinical
Nutrition that the findings
confirmed initial trial results and
indicated that vitamin E and C
supplement use had no immediate
or long-term effects on cancer risk.
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