First let’s be clear with the term apoptotic: It refers to apoptosis, the programmed activity of a cell’s self destruction or suicide that is common with normal cells to make way for new replacement cells.
The problem with cancer cells is that they refuse to commit suicide; they’re not programmed that way. So they either have to be killed by chemotoxic agents (synthetic or natural) or induced into programmed apoptosis.
The research summarized here examined chlorella’s ability to induce apoptosis in cancer cells. The type of chlorella used for this study was Chlorella vulgaris extract, or CVE, extracted using hot water. [1] Continue reading “Research suggests chlorella may have apoptotic anticancer effects”

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