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multigraincracker

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28. see post #11

Reply to wnylib (Reply #22)

Fri Feb 4, 2022, 11:10 AM

Feb 2022

Looks like the best hope is to find something to reduce affect on that organ and keep the healthy part.
Not sure I'd avoid it now.

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Pancreatic cancer cells feed off hyaluronic acid [View all] multigraincracker Feb 2022 OP

That is very interesting. nt Phoenix61 Feb 2022 #1

Holy crap! I take a host of nutritional supplements. no_hypocrisy Feb 2022 #2

Rule of thumb, A and A-1 jaxexpat Feb 2022 #14

I try just to eat healthy Tree Lady Feb 2022 #32

Good for you! StClone Feb 2022 #34

I am working on gums too Tree Lady Feb 2022 #36

I'm a gum control advocate as well. jaxexpat Feb 2022 #43

Fascinating. HA seems to be in so many things. niyad Feb 2022 #3

Eek, it's the main ingredient in my face serum. MLAA Feb 2022 #5

It's also in many things we ingest ToxMarz Feb 2022 #10

I've never noticed it in lists of food ingredients. MLAA Feb 2022 #23

I don't know about food so much ToxMarz Feb 2022 #41

In lots of healthy foods. multigraincracker Feb 2022 #8

As a natural ingredient or added one? wnylib Feb 2022 #21

Natural. multigraincracker Feb 2022 #27

Well, that's scary as hell. Hyaluronic acid is in a lot of vitamin supplements. Beef bone broth, BComplex Feb 2022 #4

In lots of healthy foods and multigraincracker Feb 2022 #6

Since it is so prevalent, should wnylib Feb 2022 #22

see post #11 multigraincracker Feb 2022 #28

Good question. Seems like it is available everywhere so live love laugh Feb 2022 #44

I purposefully purchase skin products with hyaluronic acid,,,, sheesh,,,, n/t KarenS Feb 2022 #7

Me too! MLAA Feb 2022 #24

I just threw out my under-eye gel Wicked Blue Feb 2022 #9

More from U of M on same topic. multigraincracker Feb 2022 #11

My first reaction... HariSeldon Feb 2022 #38

Will be interesting to find whether it has a presence in other tumors question everything Feb 2022 #12

Relax folks, it's not about what you should or shouldn't eat! nilram Feb 2022 #13

Step right up! Get your hyaluronic acid cravings fed right here!! bucolic_frolic Feb 2022 #15

My younger brother died of pan. cancer year ago. He never used or imbibed any of those... FailureToCommunicate Feb 2022 #16

This may very well be true. TNNurse Feb 2022 #17

Please read post #11 multigraincracker Feb 2022 #19

This is hard to figure out nutritionally. ananda Feb 2022 #18

See post #11 multigraincracker Feb 2022 #20

Oh great... another touted ingredient is bad for you! liberalla Feb 2022 #25

I'd suggest reading the second article too. multigraincracker Feb 2022 #29

Took my dad, nasty stuff n/t hibbing Feb 2022 #26

4 people I know have died from it multigraincracker Feb 2022 #30

Ugh...hang in there hibbing Feb 2022 #39

I am not going to get to concerned about it at this moment in time Layzeebeaver Feb 2022 #31

It's not about what you eat or put on your face! nilram Feb 2022 #33

From this paper it appears that the hyaluronic acid (HA) is not from supplements. TexLaProgressive Feb 2022 #35

Let's not be drawn into misleading inferences. NNadir Feb 2022 #37

Post #11 goes into more detail multigraincracker Feb 2022 #40

Isn't it also hippywife Feb 2022 #42