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Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia: Study of green tea extract inconclusive

Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Aug 12 12:58pm | Replies (63)
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@boocat

The study used EGCG and Vitamin D3. That's what I've been taking for 8 years and haven't need to be treated yet for CLL. Praise God!

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sandradonkerduyvis | @sandradonkerduyvis | Jan 20, 2023

Dear Boocat, I have CLL and want to take the EGCG. I have read somewhere that the amount EGCG in this Mayo clinic experiment per day is 2 times 2 gram. Is that correct? and where can I get such high concentrate EGCG? Hope to hear from you. Kind regards Sandra

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mmpopovich | @mmpopovich | Apr 24, 2023

"Following a case series publication by Dr. Shanafelt, the National Cancer Institute sponsored clinical trials through the Mayo Clinic, evaluating EGCG in 42 patients with asymptomatic CLL. Patients received 2000mg EGCG twice daily for 6 months."

What did you take? Dosage level and which product? So many out there but not sure which to trust, etc.
Thank you. m.

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