Abstract: A composition for decreasing proliferation of cancer cells undergoing hyperthermia therapy is described. Such compositions can include a combination of selenium and fish oil. The respective quantities of selenium and fish oil are provided in amounts effective to synergistically increase the sensitivity of the cancer cells to temperatures in excess of 37° C.

Abstract: Compositions and methods are provided in which a nutritional supplement that is utilized in the treatment viral infections (e.g., coronavirus, HCV, HIV), by correcting dysregulation of apoptosis, reducing production of pro-inflamatory cytokines, and increasing production of host anti-viral compounds. The nutritional supplements can be used in combination with known antiviral therapies, as well as low level radiotherapy and/or chemotherapy drugs conventionally used in the treatment of neoplastic disease.

Abstract: Compositions and methods are provided in which a nutritional supplement that is utilized in the treatment viral infections (e.g., coronavirus, HCV, HIV), by correcting dysregulation of apoptosis, reducing production of pro-inflammatory cytokines, and increasing production of host anti-viral compounds. The nutritional supplement can be used in combination with known antiviral therapies, as well as low level radiotherapy and/or chemotherapy drugs conventionally used in the treatment of neoplastic disease.

Abstract: A nutritional supplement containing fish oil and selenium has been identified that reduces angiogenesis and/or stem cell content of tumors. A formulation for such a supplement that is both well tolerated and palatable is also provided.

Abstract: The present invention provides nutritional compositions that are employed as oral supplementation to the human diet and methods for using such nutritional compositions. 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. Methods are provided that utilize specific combinations of selected forms selenium. chromium, and molybdenum in combination with fish oil.

Abstract: The present invention provides nutritional compositions that are employed as oral supplementation to the human diet and methods for using such nutritional compositions. 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. Methods are provided that utilize specific combinations of selected forms selenium. chromium, and molybdenum in combination with fish oil.

Abstract: A nutritional supplement containing fish oil and selenium has been identified that enhances immunotherapy of tumors, particularly in regard to reducing PDL-1 expression. A formulation for such a supplement that is both well tolerated and palatable is also provided.

Abstract: A composition for decreasing proliferation of cancer cells undergoing hyperthermia therapy is described. Such compositions can include a combination of selenium and fish oil. The respective quantities of selenium and fish oil are provided in amounts effective to synergistically increase the sensitivity of the cancer cells to temperatures in excess of 37° C.

Abstract: A method for decreasing proliferation of cancer cells comprises the steps of administering a sensitizer. Sensitizers can include selenium, fish oil, and a combination of selenium and fish oil to a cancer cell. The method contemplates that the selenium and fish oil are administered in an amount effective to respectively increase the sensitivity of the cancer cells, and the administration of the combination of selenium and fish oil are administered in an amount effective to synergistically increase the sensitivity of the cancer cells more than the selenium or the fish oil alone. The method additionally exposes cancer cells to temperatures in excess of 37° C.

Abstract: Compositions and methods are described in which a nutritional supplement (such as a supplement that includes chromium and certain plant-derived materials and/or a supplement that includes a selenium yeast peptide complex and fish oil is used to provide an immunotherapeutic effect, which can be demonstrated by modulation of cell-surface markers targeted by conventional immunotherapeutic drugs. The nutritional supplements can be used in combination with other antineoplastic therapies, such as radiation and/or chemotherapeutic agents. Such combination therapy can provide a synergistic effect in regard to modulation of cell surface markers that serve as immunotherapy targets.

Abstract: The present invention provides nutritional compositions that are employed as oral supplementation to the human diet and methods for using such nutritional compositions. 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. Methods are provided that utilize specific combinations of selected forms selenium. chromium, and molybdenum in combination with fish oil.

Abstract: A nutritional supplement is described that is useful in combination with radiotherapy to reduce the growth of tumor stem cells. The nutritional supplement includes selenium and fish oil, and has been also found to be effective in reducing negative side effects of concurrent radiotherapy, including inflammation, weight loss, muscle wasting, neutropenia, and loss of cells from the lining of the gut.

Abstract: The present invention provides nutritional compositions that are employed as oral supplementation to the human diet and methods for using such nutritional compositions. 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. Methods are provided that utilize specific combinations of selected forms selenium. chromium, and molybdenum in combination with fish oil.

Abstract: A nutritional supplement is described that enhances and provides synergistic effects when used in combination with radiotherapy to treat tumors, both reducing tumor size and preventing metastasis. The nutritional supplement has been also found to be effective in reducing negative side effects of concurrent radiotherapy, including inflammation, weight loss, muscle wasting, neutropenia, and loss of cells from the lining of the gut.

Abstract: The present invention provides nutritional compositions that are employed as oral supplementation to the human diet and methods for using such nutritional compositions. 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. Methods are provided that utilize specific combinations of selected forms selenium. chromium, and molybdenum in combination with fish oil.

Abstract: A nutritional supplement that includes fish oil and selenium has been found to provide a variety of activities beneficial in treating cancer and associated conditions. Such a supplement provides synergistic effects in reducing cancer cell proliferation when used in combination with chemotherapeutic drugs, and can reduce proliferation in drug-resistant cancer cells when used in combination with chemotherapeutic drugs to which the cells are resistant. Effects in reducing angiogenesis, reducing metastasis, reducing the number of circulating cancer cells, and modifying AXL signaling were also found. In addition, use of such a supplement was found to reduce wasting associated with cachexia and reduce circulating cytokines associated with inflammation. Overall effects were found to extend survival in clinical studies.

Abstract: A nutritional supplement containing fish oil and selenium has been identified that enhances immunotherapy of tumors, particularly in regard to reducing PDL-1 expression. A formulation for such a supplement that is both well tolerated and palatable is also provided.

Abstract: A method for decreasing proliferation of cancer cells comprises the steps of administering a sensitizer. Sensitizers can include selenium, fish oil, and a combination of selenium and fish oil to a cancer cell. The method contemplates that the selenium and fish oil are administered in an amount effective to respectively increase the sensitivity of the cancer cells, and the administration of the combination of selenium and fish oil are administered in an amount effective to synergistically increase the sensitivity of the cancer cells more than the selenium or the fish oil alone. The method additionally exposes cancer cells to temperatures in excess of 37° C.

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 selenium, chromium, and molybdenum in c combination with a fish oil.

Abstract: A nutritional supplement containing fish oil and selenium has been identified that potentiates radiotherapy of tumors in a synergistic fashion. Cotherapy with such a supplement and radiotherapy results in substantially improved reductions in tumor volume of animal models relative to radiotherapy alone, and reduces common side effects such as weight loss, inflammation, and damage to the gastrointestinal tract. Such cotherapy was also found to reduce the incidence of metastasis from the primary implantation site, and to modulate expression of genes associated with apoptosis in tumor cells. A formulation for such a supplement that is both well tolerated and palatable is also provided.