"There are have been several studies in regards to the use of nutritional supplementation and lung cancer. Beta carotene was one of the most famous nutrients studied. However, a recent study just released in the June 16, 2010 issue of the JAMA looked at vitamin B levels and the risk of lung cancer. There results suggest that above average levels of B6 and methionine reduced the risk of developing lung cancer by 50%. When you also looked at above normal levels of folate, another B vitamin, along with vitamin B6 and methionine, there was a reduction in lung cancer by nearly two-thirds."
"Again, supplementing your diet with high-quality, complete and balanced nutritional supplements including the B vitamins is an excellent choice."
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