Red wine extract?

At the recommendation of my Chinese doctor, I  take grape seed extract every day.  This doesn't prevent me from taking the tamoxifen that my oncologist prescribed.

Your welcome MMP! 

Lolita, I would understand taking Tomaxifen if you were previously diagnosed with bc. I wish My mother would have stayed on it longer. She has a friend that's been on it for a long time and is doing well. 

I take some supplements but there is a controversy re supplements vs consuming foods that contain same vitamins/minerals/antioxidants.  For example there was a longitudinal study where they followed people taking beta carotene supplement (an antioxidant found in orange coloured fruit and vegetables) and people who took the supplement had more cancers than people who did not.  They are not sure why this happened. One theory is that in foods vitamins/minerals are balanced with other elements in the way that makes them more bioavailable but also less harmful. I guess what I am saying is that at least for easily accessible foods that have anti cancer properties we should be increasing food intake rather than take more supplements.  The best ones are the cruciferous vegetables (all sorts of cabbages, broccoli, brussels sprouts etc) and alum vegetables (onion, leeks, garlic, chives).  Selenium is difficult to get through food (brazil nuts have it but I have read somewhere that they are otherwise not too healthy) so I take that as a supplement.  Curcumin is good for us but that can be taken by consuming asian spice Turmeric which is rich in curcumin.