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French scientists have discovered that higher blood levels of vitamin b6 and the amino acid methionine reduce the risk of lung cancer both in smokers and nonsmokers.
According to medicinenet.com:
"We found that vitamin B6 and methionine are strongly associated with reducing lung cancer risk in people who never smoked, those who quit, and current smokers," researcher Paul Brennan, PhD, of the International Agency for Research on Cancer in Lyon, France, tells WebMD."
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