IP6 Gold

It sounds like a quality formulation of IP6 and Inositol.

There is in vitro (we will call it "test tube") evidence that IP6 slows the growth of various cancer cell lines. There doesn't appear to be human clinical trial evidence as yet as to its potential impact on treating cancer.

There is a small human study as to the effects of IP6 on breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. It enhanced quality of life measurements, improved some blood counts, but did not lower tumor markers or red blood cell counts.

Take a look at the article on the small study: IP6 breast cancer

There are numerous articles on its in vitro effects on various cancer cell lines which you can read about on Pubmed.

It seems that it interferes with iron absorption, and accordingly should be taken on an empty stomach, as long before or after a meal as possible.

Hope this helps.