When I was teaching organic chemistry 101, most students would get tripped up by the vocabulary...and just shut down.
I assured them that the main idea was easy to understand, and that the words just sounded complicated.
"Just sit back and enjoy the lesson," I'd tell them...
Definitions come after the one big idea (OBI).
And the OBI is always simple once you get past the biobabble...
I'll prove it.
A study was recently published in the medical journal, Cancer Genomics and Proteomics. Scientists were researching extracts of frankincense - boswellic acids, also known as boswellia.
Genomics is just a terms that describes how the 6 foot strand of DNA interacts with the world around it...kinda like how a sprinkler system interacts with a golf course.
Proteomics is simply the study of proteins in our body.
The journal, Cancer Genomics and Proteomics, is the go-to source for how our DNA is protected or disturbed by cancer. And this particular study found that the natural product, boswellic acid, was our best, daily cancer defense.
Like tossing salt on your fries, the chemists writing for the journal monitored the effect of boswellic acids on various cells, both sick (cancer) and healthy ones.
Remember, we are made of trillions of cells that are always replacing each other with healthy, new ones...as our health fades, old, decaying cells start to hang on. They don't die off. If this continues, cancer sets in.
Boswellic acids fix that!
What the researchers found has the scientific community falling out of their seats...
"With the availability of current biotechnologies, it is evident that Boswellia can mediate anti-cancer effects through direct reduction of pro-oncogenic proteins and transcription factors that otherwise drive aggressive malignancies."
Don't get dizzy with bio-babble. All they're saying is, "when the extract was tossed on cancer cells, they vanished!" See the pic below, notice the fourth slide, bottom right...GONE!
To familiarize fellow researchers and clinicians with the historical use of frankincense, they noted that, "Frankincense has been used as a valuable multi-purpose natural product for over 5,000 years, Scientific literature continues to report that Boswellia and its active component, boswellic acid, can exert diverse anti-tumor properties with the capacity to attenuate proliferation, angiogenesis, invasion and metastasis in established models!"
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