Luteolin is a naturally occurring flavonoid found in celery, parsley, and chamomile. It has potent anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, and neuroprotective properties. In cancer protocols, Luteolin is especially valued for its ability to inhibit CD38, support NAD+ preservation, and target multiple tumor growth pathways.

In Protocol 2, Liposomal Luteolin is used during the:

  • Antioxidant Wave Phase (12:30 PM) for systemic inflammation and NAD+ support
  • Evening Recovery Phase (8:00–10:00 PM) to aid neurological and immune system recovery

πŸ” Luteolin – Protocol 2 Summary

βœ… Best Timing:

  • 600 mg at 12:30 PM (Antioxidant Wave Phase)
  • 600 mg at 8:00–10:00 PM (Evening Recovery Phase)
  • Avoid use during oxidative therapy (B17, radiation, Artemisinin), as it is a strong antioxidant

πŸ’Š Recommended Dose:

  • 1200 mg total daily, split into two 600 mg doses for sustained action
  • Use liposomal formulation for best bioavailability
  • Take with food or healthy fat for enhanced absorption

⏳ Active Duration in Body:

  • Enters system within 1–2 hours
  • Antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and CD38-suppressing effects last 6–10 hours
  • Regular use supports cumulative immune and neurological recovery

πŸ” Redundancy With:

  • Similar to Quercetin and Apigenin in CD38 suppression
  • Less redundant in neuroinflammation and mast cell stabilization, where Luteolin excels
  • May be stacked with Resveratrol, Fisetin, and Diosmetin for full-spectrum CD38 and NF-ΞΊB suppression

πŸ“‰ Pathways Inhibited or Affected:

  • CD38 inhibition – protects NAD+ and immune energy
  • NF-ΞΊB downregulation – lowers chronic inflammation and tumor growth signaling
  • STAT3 inhibition – blocks immune evasion and cancer spread
  • mTOR modulation – supports autophagy and energy balance
  • MAPK/ERK inhibition – reduces proliferation and metastasis
  • Strong mast cell stabilizer – may help with gut and neurological side effects of radiation

πŸ”’ Final Summary

Luteolin is a precision anti-inflammatory tool. In Protocol 2, it is taken in two doses:
β€’ 600 mg at 12:30 PM to support antioxidant recovery
β€’ 600 mg at 8:00–10:00 PM to stabilize inflammation and preserve NAD+ overnight

This makes Luteolin a dual-phase support molecule, protecting the body’s immune, neurological, and metabolic systems from cancer recurrence and treatment-related damage.

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