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BRCA1, Grapefruit, and Strontium

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Grapefruit interferes with
Grapefruit interferes with everyone's p450 detox pathway--there must be more to that tidbit of info that makes it more significant for BRACA + women.
If you do urine analysis, just about everyone has strontium in their tissues. I think we got it from the nuclear testing that was done out West decades ago. Strontium may be found in some supplements that are designed for improving bone strength. Those supplements often have excessive amounts of calcium that end up in arteries instead of bones.
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p450carolenk said:Grapefruit interferes with
Grapefruit interferes with everyone's p450 detox pathway--there must be more to that tidbit of info that makes it more significant for BRACA + women.
If you do urine analysis, just about everyone has strontium in their tissues. I think we got it from the nuclear testing that was done out West decades ago. Strontium may be found in some supplements that are designed for improving bone strength. Those supplements often have excessive amounts of calcium that end up in arteries instead of bones.
Thanks for posting.
I've had a lot of genetic testing done since my treatment. My p450 pathway does not operate properly, so I can't afford to eat anything that messes with it. I assume this genetic defect must be somehow linked to my BRCA1 mutation.
Strontium is available in supplement form alone, without calcium or other minerals. I was taking it to try to reduce bone loss, but not anymore. It wasn't working anyway.
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