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曾有人认为大剂量维生素C有利于肿瘤病人的治疗,特别是没有进行过化学治疗的病人。本文作者采用双盲法进行研究,将100例早期结肠直肠癌的病人随机地分成维生素C(每天10克剂量)和安慰剂组进行治疗。这些病人症状很轻,一般情况良好,都未经过任何化学细胞毒药物的治疗。结果表明,维生素C治疗效果不比安慰剂组好。作者曾报道过维生素C对接受过常规手术、放射、激素和细胞毒药物治疗的肿瘤病人无疗效。因此可得结论:大剂量维生素C对肿瘤病人,不管他们是否接受过化学治疗,都是无效的[Pauling L对本文的申辩请见Chem Br 1985,21
Some people think that high-dose vitamin C is conducive to the treatment of cancer patients, especially those who have not been chemotherapy. The authors used a double-blind study that randomized 100 patients with early colorectal cancer to treatment with vitamin C (10 g daily) and placebo. The symptoms of these patients are very mild and generally good and have not been treated with any chemical cytotoxic drugs. The results showed that vitamin C treatment is better than placebo. The authors have reported that vitamin C has no effect on cancer patients who have undergone conventional surgery, radiation, hormones and cytotoxic drugs. Thus, it can be concluded that high-dose vitamin C is ineffective for cancer patients regardless of whether they have received any chemotherapy or not [Pauling L’s defense of this article is found in Chem Br 1985, 21