HOMEProtective role of bioenergy of specific soil (Si02) of Madina Munawrrah in the field of oncology. -- Bukhari et al. 2006 (3): B78 -- AACR Meeting Abstracts
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[Fifth AACR International Conference on Frontiers in Cancer Prevention Research, Nov 12-15, 2006]
Chemoprevention - Experimental/Molecular: Combination Chemoprevention
Protective role of bioenergy of specific soil (Si02) of Madina Munawrrah in the field of oncology.
Mulazim H. Bukhari, Abbas Iqbal, Yasmin Abbas and Eyad Hasan A. Kamel
King Edward Medical University/Mayo Hospital, Lahore, Pakistan
Abstract
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This was a collaborative study to introduce a free and spiritual alternative medicine in the field of oncology by Saudi Arabian and Pakistani doctors. Objective: To see the preventive and therapeutic role of Bioenergy of specific Soil (Si02) of Madina Munawrrah by protecting the mutation of p53, that is supposed the cause of cancer. Study Design: An experiment study on skin and breast of albino mice. Place and Duration: The study was carried out for 30 weeks at the animal house of Postgraduate Medical Institute and King Edward Medical University, with the cooperation of experts of Saudi Arabia Material and Methods: 25 albino mice divided into five groups (A-F), five animals in each and were given DMBA and TPA (chemical carcinogens) to produce the cancer (Group B-F, Group A was negative control group). Bioenergy of specific SiO2 (taken from the earth of Madina Munawrrah) was orally and parentally given before giving chemical carcinogens to observe its preventive role for 20 weeks, while parentally for 10 weeks to observe its therapeutic role. p53 protein was detected by immunohistochemistry. Results: Out of 5 mice in group B, one animal developed papilloma; one squamous cell carcinoma in situ and three developed squamous cell carcinomas. In-group "C" four animals developed lump breast and were invasive ductal carcinomas. Groups "D" and "E" were preventive groups and no malignancy was seen in group D while only one animal developed tubular adenoma breast in group E. Value of mutated proteins p53 was higher in groups "B and C" as compared to group A, D, E (P<0.05). Furthermore, there was no side effect seen in any animal. Conclusion: Bioenergy of specific soil of Madina Munawarrh is safe and effective to use as an alternative medicine in the field of oncology.
