"We performed studies to test synergism between the growth inhibitory effects of genistein 'soy isoflavenoid] and vitamin D compounds on 'prostate lining cells.] .... 'These studies] demonstrate synergism between the 'prostate] cell growth inhibition elicited by genistein and that elicited by vitamin D compounds."

Meaning that both genistein and vitamin D inhibit prostate cancer growth but together even more so.

By Drs. Rao, Woodruff, Wade, et al, Dept. of Cancer Biology, Wake Forest U., School of Med., Winston-Salem, NC 27157. In Journal of Nutrition, Oct., 2002.

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