Pomi-T®

• Preliminary evidencesignificant effects in small or poorly designed clinical studies OR conflicting results in adequate studies but a preponderance of evidence of an effect (this is the CancerChoices definition; other researchers and studies may define this differently) of a lower rise in prostate-specific antigen (PSA) among men with localized prostate cancer treated with Pomi-T®, but no evidence of effectsoverall, one or more studies did not demonstrate that a treatment or intervention led to an expected outcome; this does not always mean that there is no effect in clinical practice, but that the studies may have been underpowered (too few participants) or poorly designed. Larger, well-designed studies provide more confidence in making assessments. on disease progression or survival

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We could not find any published evidence reporting any effects of Pomi-T® on body terrainthe internal conditions of your body, including nutritional status, fitness, blood sugar balance, hormone balance, inflammation and more factors, although the individual ingredients in Pomi-T® are each linked to improved terrain factors, including oxidative stressan imbalance between free radicals and antioxidants in your body in which antioxidant levels are lower than normal; this imbalance can cause harmful oxidation reactions in your body chemistry and inflammation.

• Weak evidenceone or more case studies, supported by animal evidence OR small treatment effects of limited clinical significance OR studies with no controls OR weak trends of effects (this is the CancerChoices definition; other researchers and studies may define this differently) of fewer side effects, mainly improved bowel and urinary function, among men with localized prostate cancer treated with Pomi-T®

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We could not find any published evidence reporting any effects of Pomi-T® on cancer risk, although the individual ingredients in Pomi-T® are each linked to reduced risk.

• Pomi-T® is not mentioned in any of the clinical practice guidelines that we consulted.
• Pomi-T® is not used in any of the published programs and protocols that we consult, although individual components of Pomi-T® are used in several programs.

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• Generally safe, with only minor gastrointestinal side effects
• Safety recommendations for green tea, pomegranate, broccoli, and turmeric should be followed.

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• Widely available without restriction
• Generally inexpensive (less than $500 US/year)

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