Quite some time ago, a blog reader (thanks!) sent me the link to a website created by a Boston University biologist, Dr. Thomas Gilmore, which, among other things, provides a list of natural inhibitors of the NF-kappaB signalling pathway. See: http://tinyurl.com/ybquq2g I intended to post about it earlier, but I didn’t…then time passed and, oh well, you get the picture! Well, better late than never…
I urge you to check out the website, especially if you have any interest in the NF-kB signaling pathway. Sigh, it will probably take me at least a century to go through all the substances on this list
Another thing: if you click on “Inducers,” you will also find a list of things that induce NF-kB activity…Not surprisingly, viruses, bacteria and inflammation are right there at the top…
And finally, in 2007 Dr. Gilmore published a study on multiple myeloma titled “Multiple myeloma: lusting for NF-kB.” It is fully available online: http://tinyurl.com/33ulkj9 I still have to read the whole thing carefully, since it appears merely to reinforce the point that NF-kB should be a target in myeloma treatment, which we already know…and which is one of the main reasons I take curcumin and other NF-kB natural inhibitors…
Quite some time ago, a blog reader (thanks!) sent me the link to a website created by a Boston University biologist, Dr. Thomas Gilmore, which, among other things, provides a list of natural inhibitors of the NF-kappaB signalling pathway. See: http://tinyurl.com/ybquq2g I intended to post about it earlier, but I didn’t…then time passed and, oh well, you get the picture! Well, better late than never…
I urge you to check out the website, especially if you have any interest in the NF-kB signaling pathway. Sigh, it will probably take me at least a century to go through all the substances on this list
Another thing: if you click on “Inducers,” you will also find a list of things that induce NF-kB activity…Not surprisingly, viruses, bacteria and inflammation are right there at the top…
And finally, in 2007 Dr. Gilmore published a study on multiple myeloma titled “Multiple myeloma: lusting for NF-kB.” It is fully available online: http://tinyurl.com/33ulkj9 I still have to read the whole thing carefully, since it appears merely to reinforce the point that NF-kB should be a target in myeloma treatment, which we already know…and which is one of the main reasons I take curcumin and other NF-kB natural inhibitors…
Written by Margaret
October 13th, 2010 at 2:47 am