REVIEW OF STUDIES

which was not based on published scientific work,6 and a single research paper involving mice, along with a press release by its author in 1999,7 led to the erroneous notion that vitamin C inter-feres with chemotherapy and radiation in humans. This notion soon applied to all antioxidants as physicians, patients, the media, the American Cancer Society,8,9 and scores of websites took the same position without reviewing the scientific evidence. Methods have been presented in Part 1. Part 2 reviews data about antioxidant combinations, B vitamins, vitamins D3 and K3, and the glutathione-selenium complex. A summary and discussion are presented