Research

Here at Anteaox

We draw on the knowledge of cultures that have generations of first-hand experience with natural remedies, to point us in the right direction for possible applications in our modern world, as well as the potential for re-purposing and expanding their use into other areas of health management.

However, we take nothing for granted and insist on utilising impartial and validated scientific testing to assess any potential.

We are very happy to report that independent scientific testing has shown that Anteaox is living up to expectations.

Research is ongoing – we are currently collaborating with the Cancer Detection and Treatment unit of the Hunter Medical Research Institute, into Anteaox and Breast Cancer.

Results on this page are updated as information is gathered.

Question 1: “Will Anteaox inhibit Colorectal Cancer?”

Testing Method (via the Cancer Detection and Treatment Unit of the Hunter Medical Research Institute):

• In vitro testing against Colony Formation in 5 common types of Colorectal Cancer: Testing the cancers’ ability to grow in the presence of a particular agent (prevention).
• In vitro testing using Wound-Scratch Test in 5 common types of Colorectal Cancer: Used to see how an existing colony responds after being exposed to Anteaox (treatment).

Results:

Colony Formation – complete inhibition. The cancer cells were not able to start a colony in the presence of Anteaox.

Wound Scratch – inhibition of up to 90%. Upon introduction of Anteaox, existing cancer colonies re-growth was inhibited by as much as 90%.

Potential Application:

Prevention/Treatment

Question 2: “Will Anteaox reduce bad Cholesterol (LDL-c’s)?”

Testing Method:

• Case Report*

Results:

LDL-c’s reduced by 29.8% after drinking 3 x cups of Anteaox per day, for 3 months.

Further noting above result is without adverse side effects commonly attributed to the use of traditionally prescribed medicines such as statins (i.e. significantly increased risk of Type 2 Diabetes).

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Potential Application:

Cardiovascular Disease, Type 2 Diabetes – Prevention / Treatment Support