Renal cell carcinoma
Supplements studied for renal cell carcinoma.
Overview
Supplement evidence for renal cell carcinoma is minimal, with only two supplements each studied in a single trial. Black Tea (1 study) has an unclear association—some observational data in men link higher tea intake, including black and green tea, to a greater chance of developing kidney cancer, but the relationship is not established. Lycopene (1 study) showed no association with kidney cancer risk in an Italian dietary cohort.
Neither supplement has meaningful preventive or treatment evidence. See the heatmap and evidence reviews below.
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