Higher Levels of Vitamin B6 Reduce the Risk for Lung Cancer

Higher Levels of Vitamin B6 Reduce the Risk for Lung Cancer

A major study in the Journal of the American Medical Association involving 400,000 participants shows that higher blood levels of vitamin B6 and the amino acid methionine reduce the risk for lung cancer, even in smokers or former smokers.

Interestingly, the finding that higher methionine levels are associated with reduced cancer risk throws a monkey-wrench in the general theory of Western medicine and it is somewhat comical that the study itself or the press release fails to explain the significance of this finding.

In the generally defunct theory of …