Tien
Hsien Liquid Scientific Study — FRC
Research Project
Study
of the Inhibitory Effect of Tien Hsien Liquid on Metastatic S180
Sarcoma and Liver Cancer
By testing
Tien Hsien Liquid on S180 sarcoma and liver
cancer, it has been confirmed that Tien Hsien Liquid does have inhibitory
effect on tumor cells.
Research
Content
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7-9 days after intra-abdominal implantation of the S180
sarcoma cell-line into rodents, the peritoneal fluid was extracted
and diluted with saline water and injected subcutaneously into
the rodents right axilla. After separating into four groups, three
were set to be the experimental groups and the rodents in these
groups were fed with either high, mid or low dose of Tien Hsien
Liquid; the other was set to be the control group without feeding
Tien Hsien Liquid. Dissection was done after 13 days to accurately
measure the tumor weight.
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After diluting the liver cancer cell-line with saline water, 0.2ml
of cancer cell suspension was injected into the rodents’
axilla. After separating into groups, the rodents in the experimental
group were fed with Tien Hsien Liquid daily and were dissected
on day 9 to accurately measure the body weight and liver cancer
mass.
Result
The inhibition rate of Tien Hsien Liquid on S180 sarocoma
for the high, mid and low dose were 59.73%, 52.57%, and 41.33% respectively.
The inhibiton rate for liver cancer was 47.81%.
When comparing
the average cancer weight of the tumors of the treatment group to
those of the control group, the lesions were significantly smaller
and the average weight was lighter for the Tien Hsien Liquid group,
this indicates that Tien Hsien Liquid is an anti-cancer drug that
is based on Chinese Medicine; and its inhibition of S180
sarcoma and liver cancer is not only effective but also backed by
scientific data.
Other
FRC Research Project
- Toxicology
Study
- Comprehensive
Research Report on Tien Hsien Liquid's Ability to Remove Free-Radicals
- Study
of the Inhibitory Effect of Tien Hsien Liquid on Metastatic S180
Sarcoma and Liver Cancer
- Study
of the Effects on Non-Specific Immunity in Rodents