Table 2: Anti-cancer effects of individual food components and natural compounds combined in Nutrient Synergy.
| Process in Cancer | Beneficial effects/mechanisms |
| Oxidative stress | Scavenging free radicals |
| Reduced oxidative stress* | |
| Prevent DNA damage | |
| Inhibition of nitration and nitrosation | |
| Inhibition of Xanthine oxidase | |
| Cancer cell growth and survival | Inhibition of cell proliferation* |
| Inhibition of cell differentiation | |
| Cell-cycle arrest* | |
| Induction of apoptosis* | |
| Tumor growth and metastasis | Inhibition of angiogenesis* |
| Inhibition of cancer cells adhesion and invasion* | |
| Inhibition of proteolytic destruction of connective tissue (MMPs, uPA)* | |
| Increased synthesis of proteolysis inhibitors TIMP 1 and 2, PAI1* | |
| Tumor encapsulation* | |
| Genetic | Inhibition of oncogene expression* |
| Induction of tumor suppressor genes* | |
| DNA repair | |
| Initiation/prevention | Support of detoxification process: |
| Induction of Phase II enzymes, Glutathione peroxidase, Catalase, SOD | |
| Inhibition Phase I enzymes (blocking activation of carcinogens) | |
| Support systems | Immune system enhancement |
| Anti-inflammatory effects (inhibition of COX2, inducible iNOS)* | |
| Metabolic effects | Steroid hormone metabolism regulation |
| Modulation of glutamate metabolism | |
| Modulation of glycolytic and epithelial mesenchymal transition (EMT) genes expression* |
*Experimentally confirmed anti-cancer effects of Nutrient Synergy.