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Discussion on Anticancer Strategy in Chinese Medicine Based on Cancer Saccharometabolism
The abnormal saccharometabolism of tumors is one of its major features. The malignant proliferation makes it plunder the nutrients from normal tissue cells to provide a large amount of nutrition to itself
at the same time creating a favorable microenvironment for itself. Inhibiting abnormal tumor saccharometabolism
eliminating its byproducts and remodeling the tumor microenvironment are effective to inhibit tumor progression. From the perspective of Chinese medicine
this article explores the essence of abnormal tumor sacharometabolism and its byproducts
and discusses the treatment strategy in Chinese medicine with the methods of fortifying the spleen and nourishing the stomach
dispelling phlegm and stasis as well as combing channel envoy herbs
based on the views of holism and syndrome differentiation in Chinese medicine.
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