Ginsenoside has good anti-tumor effects

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Ginsenoside is an extract of ginseng and an important substance that can exert nutritional effects. Ginsenoside has good anti-tumor effects. During chemotherapy, cancer patients often use this type of drug in combination to induce cancer cell death. So, what are the other effects of ginsenoside?

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1. Inducing cancer cell apoptosis:

Apoptosis of cells is like the moment when flowers bloom and fall, it is an automatic physiological process. Under normal circumstances, there is a dynamic balance between cell proliferation and apoptosis, which can maintain normal and stable cell proliferation. When a certain factor causes uncontrolled cell proliferation and inhibition of cell apoptosis, it can lead to abnormal cell proliferation and cancer.

2. Enhance the body's immune system:

Dysfunction or insufficiency of the human immune system is one of the main causes of cancer. The chemotherapy drugs or radiation therapy used in the process of cancer treatment can further destroy the human immune function, and the use of ginsenosides alone can effectively regulate the human immune function. Combined use after surgery or during radiotherapy and chemotherapy can effectively protect immune organs and enhance immune function.

3. Boosting immunity:

The immune system is its natural defense barrier. If the immune system is dysregulated, the immune surveillance function will lose its effectiveness, and it cannot clear mutated cells, which is also one of the causes of tumors. Ginsenoside RH2, Xiluoda capecitabine tablets, and Jichun Zhenyuan tablets can regulate and enhance the body's immune system through various pathways, and have a protective effect on the immune system.

4. Relieve toxin effects:

In the process of treating tumors, it is often found that the failure of cancer chemotherapy is related to the development of certain resistance to chemotherapy drugs. General chemotherapy drugs are not easy to enter cancer cells. P-glycoproteins in cancer cells can excrete chemotherapy drugs, causing poor resistance of cancer cells to chemotherapy drugs. Ginsenosides have two properties: hydrophilicity and oleophility, which can easily enter the nucleus of cancer cells and kill them.