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Selected Vegetables/Sun's Soup (PDQ®)
Patient Version   Health Professional Version   Last Modified: 01/31/2008



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Adverse Effects

The only reported adverse effect with the use of Selected Vegetables/Sun’s Soup was a feeling of fullness or bloatedness when DSV was consumed in the amount specified in the phase I/II clinical trial.[1] No adverse effects were reported after ingestion of FSV.[2]

References

  1. Sun AS, Ostadal O, Ryznar V, et al.: Phase I/II study of stage III and IV non-small cell lung cancer patients taking a specific dietary supplement. Nutr Cancer 34 (1): 62-9, 1999.  [PUBMED Abstract]

  2. Sun AS, Yeh HC, Wang LH, et al.: Pilot study of a specific dietary supplement in tumor-bearing mice and in stage IIIB and IV non-small cell lung cancer patients. Nutr Cancer 39 (1): 85-95, 2001.  [PUBMED Abstract]

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