Long-term administration of Active Hexose Correlated Compound as a dietary supplement to a patient after breast cancer surgery and chemotherapy: A case report

Non-hereditary risk factors associated with pancreatic cancer: a focus on obesity and diabetes

“…González et al (2016) [14] reported that high-dose intravenous vitamin C can be used in the management of pancreatic cancer patients and improve quality of life. Active hexose correlated compound (AHCC) is a dietary supplement with a well-known immune stimulating effect, and there is a report of AHCC use maintaining remission in a breast cancer patient [15]. Ginseng extract contains numerous phytochemicals that have significant pharmacological activities, and Cai, Zhang and Huang (2019) [16] reviewed the data showing that ginseng extract and its constituents are promising candidates for cisplatin toxicity prevention and the reversal of resistance.…”