The researchers found that the absorption of sugar without adverse consequences, as often as desire

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University College of London (UCL) et al developed a new method for identifying cells by monitoring the use of sugar in the disease. Cancer cells are highly much glucose, i.e. simple sugar consumed, which is necessary for rapid tumor growth.
After a magnetic resonance imaging machine (MRI) is a simple Re-tuning the University of London (UCL) scientists have discovered that if the patients' something sugary eaten, the tumor was shining brightly on the screen - quoted by the Daily Mail, a British gc newspaper in the journal Nature Medicine scientific journal published study.
The process can be cheaper and safer than the radioactive test methods, according to the developers and widely available within one and a half years. The currently used techniques can not be used in pregnant women and children, the only other large hospitals and specialty centers are available gc due to the radiation. In contrast, the MR device commonly used, so patients have to travel gc less, the method has no adverse effects often can be checked with him, how the cancer responds to treatment. Its low cost and harmless, the researchers hope the new method will improve gc the cure rate for cancer patients.
During the research, intestinal cancer, mice were examined and it was found that after the sugar consumption of the MR apparatus shown in cancer cell proliferation. Some cancer patients who were successfully tested. Operates without filters
". The first results are encouraging in the area around the tumor was to follow the sugar intake" - said Mark Lythgoe, UCL Centre for Biomedical Imaging, director of one of the authors of the study. Now, using positron emission tomography (PET) studies to be carried out, the patient is injected with a radioactive substance which when added. The new method does not need needles. . "Enough of half a chocolate bar sugary foods is absorbed quickly, so it does not need the cortical patient" - explained Lythgoe.
"The radioactive material is always some risk associated rarely used in pregnant women and children is not appropriate to too much radiation can harm the DNA, may lead to cell death or cell damage, which can start a new cancerous process.." - He added Lythgoe.
The researchers found that the absorption of sugar without adverse consequences, as often as desired can be tested up to a week day. "The new method is followed by radio waves in the magnetic vibrations gc of sugar in the body, so the conventional MRI detected tumors gc device" - explained Simon Samuel Walker, who led the research.
Kat Arney, scientific director of communications at the British Institute of Cancer Research, said the methodology of clinical gc trials are under way, but instead of candy or chocolate examined patients after a carefully controlled, pure glucose ingestion.