coQ10 is a substance that has been suggested to be of benefit to BC sufferers by some.
I have seen one reference to a very limited trial which suggested significant regression was achieved.
Again more trials are needed.
Vitacost has various coQ10 supplements at reasonable prices and has some regular dietary tips by doctors. The body is so IMMENSELY (a fact you only start realising once you start reading round medial trials) complicated and foods are hugely complex mini chemical supermarkets - diet has to be the place to start. Supplements may well help (I take some - but you do your reading and take your choice as definitive answers are in short supply), but diet has to be the starting point
http://www.vitacost.com/
Here is a link to NCBI
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...arch&DB=pubmed
(if the list does not come up enter - coQ10 breast cancer - as the search term)
and one that came from typing coQ10 into the search engine above.
Again it is important to discuss supplementation if you consider it with your doctor. I cannot give you any advice and can only draw things to your attention for you to read up and consider.
RB