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Artesunate is a semi-synthetic derivative extracted from the traditional Chinese medicine Artemisia annua. It was originally famous as an antimalarial drug. In recent years, it has also received widespread attention for its anti-cancer potential. Artesunate has a unique mechanism of action that induces apoptosis in cancer cells, inhibits angiogenesis, and enhances immune system function, thereby showing multifaceted support potential in cancer care. This article will discuss the main components of artesunate, its potential benefits in supportive cancer treatment, its mechanism of action and related clinical research results.

Agaricus blazei Murill, a medicinal mushroom originating from Brazil, has received increasing attention worldwide in recent years, especially showing unique potential in cancer care. Agaricus blazei is rich in polysaccharides, nucleic acids, amino acids, vitamins and minerals, especially β-glucan, which has a significant impact on strengthening the immune system and anti-cancer effects. This article will discuss the main components of Agaricus blazei, its potential benefits in cancer supportive care, its mechanism of action and related clinical research results.

Amygdalin, also known as vitamin B17, is a compound naturally found in plant seeds such as bitter almonds, almonds, peach kernels and plum kernels. Metabolites of amygdalin in the body include hydrocyanic acid, a property that has led to research interest in its anticancer potential. This article will explore the possible application of amygdalin in cancer care from its main components, potential benefits, mechanism of action, and clinical research.

Hormone therapy (also called endocrine therapy) is a type of cancer treatment that targets specific hormones and is designed to slow or stop the growth of hormone-sensitive cancers. Some cancers (such as breast, prostate, and endometrial cancer) rely on hormones to grow. By blocking these hormones or reducing their concentration in the body, hormonal therapy can help control cancer progression, improve patient outcomes, and become an important component of both curative and supportive cancer care.

Green tea extract is extracted from the leaves of *Camellia sinensis* and is widely known for its many health benefits. Rich in bioactive compounds, particularly the catechin epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), green tea extract has shown potential to assist in cancer care. Research shows that green tea extract can help prevent cancer, support the immune system, and help patients cope with the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation therapy. This article explores the potential benefits of green tea extract in oncology, how it can support cancer patients, and related research findings.

Artemisinin is a natural compound derived from the traditional Chinese medicine Artemisia annua and is widely known for its therapeutic effects on malaria. In recent years, the anti-cancer potential of artemisinin has gradually attracted the attention of scientists and medical professionals. Research shows that artemisinin and its derivatives (such as dihydroartemisinin) have significant effects in inhibiting the growth of cancer cells, inducing apoptosis of cancer cells, and improving the recovery process after treatment. This article explores how artemisinin plays a role in adjuvant cancer treatment and recovery, why supplement form is chosen over natural sources, and reviews relevant scientific research.