Nutritional composition
AssigneeHoun Simon Hsia
InventorHoun Simon Hsia
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Abstract
The present invention provides nutritional compositions that are employed as oral supplementation to the human diet. The compositions of the present invention provide for supplementation to the diet of the cancer patient, as well as preventative dietary supplementation aimed at supporting the human immune system for those not currently suffering from cancer. The present invention is comprised of specific combinations of selected forms of unique sets of certain vitamins, minerals, protein, carbohydrates and phytochemicals.
Claims20
A method of treatment of cancer cachexia and suppression of neoplastic growth in a cancer patient, the method comprising:
- orally administering a nutritional composition to a cancer patient in need thereof, the nutritional composition comprising:
- selenium in the form of selenium yeast;
- 0.5 mg to 1.5 g fish oil, the fish oil having a combined EPA/DHA content of between 10% to 90% and an EPA/DHA ratio of between 1:5and 5:1;
- 500 iu to 10,000 iu beta carotene;
- a milk protein;
- a rice protein;
- and
- inositol,
- wherein the nutritional composition is orally administered in an amount effective to both reduce cachectic symptoms and suppress neoplastic growth in the cancer patient.
A method of treatment of cancer cachexia and suppression of neoplastic growth in a cancer patient, the method comprising:
- administering a nutritional composition to a cancer patient in need thereof, the nutritional composition consisting of:
- selenium in the form of selenium yeast;
- fish oil, the fish oil having a combined EPA/DHA content of between 10% to 90% and an EPA/DHA ratio of between 1:5and 5:1;
- beta carotene;
- vitamin D3 ;
- vitamin K;
- vitamin B6;
- vitamin B12;
- folic acid;
- zinc;
- chromium;
- molybdenum;
- glutamine;
- argenine;
- taurine;
- lysine;
- coenzyme Q
- niacin;
- riboflavin;
- thiamin;
- biotin;
- calcium;
- iron;
- phosphorous;
- iodine;
- copper;
- manganese;
- inositol;
- sucrose;
- whey protein;
- rice protein;
- calcium caseinate;
- and
- soy lecithin,
- wherein the nutritional composition is orally administered in an amount effective to provide both a reduction in cachectic symptoms and suppression of neoplastic growth in the cancer patient.
A method of treatment of cancer cachexia and suppression of neoplastic growth in a cancer patient, the method comprising:
- orally administering a nutritional composition to a cancer patient in need thereof, the nutritional composition consisting of:
- selenium in the form of selenium yeast;
- fish oil, the fish oil having a combined EPA/DHA content of between 10% to 90% and an EPA/DHA ratio of between 1:5and 5:1;
- beta carotene;
- vitamin D3;
- vitamin K;
- vitamin B6;
- vitamin B12;
- folic acid;
- iron;
- phosphorous;
- iodine;
- copper;
- manganese;
- inositol;
- sucrose;
- whey protein;
- rice protein;
- calcium caseinate;
- and
- soy lecithin,
- wherein the nutritional composition is orally administered in an amount effective to provide both a reduction in cachectic symptoms and suppression of neoplastic growth in the cancer patient.
A method of treatment of cancer cachexia and suppression of neoplastic growth in a cancer patient, the method comprising:
- orally administering a nutritional composition to a cancer patient in need thereof, the nutritional composition consisting of:
- selenium in the form of selenium yeast;
- fish oil, the fish oil having a combined EPA/DHA content of between 10% to 90% and an EPA/DHA ratio of between 1:5and 5:1;
- beta carotene;
- vitamin D3;
- vitamin K;
- vitamin B6;
- vitamin B12;
- folic acid;
- zinc;
- chromium;
- molybdenum;
- glutamine;
- argenine;
- taurine;
- lysine;
- coenzyme Q
- copper;
- manganese;
- inositol;
- sucrose;
- whey protein;
- rice protein;
- calcium caseinate;
- and
- soy lecithin,
- wherein the nutritional composition is orally administered in an amount effective to provide both a reduction in cachectic symptoms and suppression of neoplastic growth in the cancer patient.
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