Grass Feeding Produces CLA -- conjugated linoleic acid

The results from the latest dietary studies show that CONJUGATED LINOLENIC ACID - WHICH IS ONLY FOUND IN GRASS FED ANIMALS....IS A POWERFUL ANTI-CANCER NUTRIENT. CLA a potent anti-cancer nutrient The term conjugated linoleic acid and its acronym CLA refer generally to mixtures of positional and geometric conjugated dieonic isomers of linoleic acid. The CLA found in beef, lamb and any wild game that is primarily fed on grass (buffalo, yak) is particularly important in cancer prevention and progression interference.

In laboratory studies CLA stopped the growth and progression of skin, stomach, breast and colon cancer. prostate cancers. CLA reduces cancer proliferation by blocking the DNA synthesis and cell cycle proteins that regulate the tumor process. Dietary CLA induces cell death of already growing tumors in breast, liver, colon and skin cancers As a bonus, CLA from dietary sources promotes fat loss and increases lean tissue. It positively affects insulin levels and glucose tolerance which

makes it an extraordinarily good nutrient for those with diabetes or hypoglycemia. In summary, eating grass fed beef, bison, lamb and yak will: reduce  inflammation in your body, enhance your immune system, interfere with cancer growth and progression, induce cell death in already growing cancers, reduce inflammation in the colon, breast, liver and skin, as well as have a positive effect on your metabolism and blood sugar regulation.

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