The fermented wheat germ containing product enhances quality of life for patients with lung cancer

J. MOLDVAY, K. Lapis, M. Hídvégi, Z. AJKAY

Pulmono, 2003

Abstract

The quality of life of lung-cancer patients also afflicted with metastases is extremely poor, adversely affecting the efficiency of therapy as well as long-term survival. It is therefore particularly important to enhance the quality of life of these patients. Experiments have proven that Avemar, an oral product made from fermented wheat germ, has extremely powerful immune-modulation as well as tumour-inhibition effects. An open “pilot” clinical experiment has therefore been carried out in order to clarify w (»)

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Experimental and clinical results with Avemar (a dried extract from fermented wheat germ) in animal cancer models and in cancer patients

M. Hídvégi, M. Nichelatti

Nőgyógyászati Onkológia, 2002

Abstract

In the late 1990's, reports were published about a biotech process by which a fermented wheat germ extract could be produced. The product, called Avemar, available as a water soluble granulate for oral consumption, has gained much attention from cancer researchers of several countries, like Israel, Hungary, the United States, England and Russia. Studies show biological activity of Avemar that may be useful for the treatment of neoplastic diseases, effects which can be well used in the treatment of certain i (»)

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MSC, a new benzoquinone-containing natural product with antimetastatic effect

B. Szende, E. Rásó, J. Bocsi, K. Lapis, L. Prónai, M. Hídvégi, R. Tömösköziné Farkas, S. Paku

Cancer Biotherapy & Radiopharmaceuticals, 1999

Abstract

An orally applicable fermentation product of wheat germ containing 0.04% substituted benzoquinone (MSC) has been invented by Hungarian chemists under the trade name of AVEMAR. Oral administration (3 g/kg body weight) of MSC enhances blastic transformation of splenic lymphocytes in mice. The same treatment shortens the survival time of skin grafts in a co-isogenic mouse skin transplantation model, pointing to the immune-reconstructive effect of MSC. A highly significant antimetastatic effect of MSC has been  (»)

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Effect of Avemar and Avemar + Vitamin C on tumor growth and metastasis in experimental animals

B. Szende, E. Rásó, K. Lapis, M. Hídvégi, R. Tömösközi-Farkas, S. Paku

Anticancer Research, 1998

Abstract

Because of the observed immunostimulatory actions of a new fermented wheat germ extract--with standardized benzoquinone composition--we have investigated the eventual tumor growth- and metastasis-inhibiting effects of this preparation (Avemar) applied alone or in combination with vitamin C. Tumor models of different origin [a highly metastatic variant of the Lewis lung carcinoma (3LL-HH), B16 melanoma, a rat nephroblastoma (RWT-M) and a human colon carcinoma xenograft (HCR25)]--kept in artificially immunosu (»)

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