“…Experimental and clinical studies of MPhA have revealed antimutagenic (which is important for primary cancer prevention, or chemoprophylaxis), antitumor (essential for secondary prevention), radioprotective, hormone‐modulating, antioxidant, neuroprotective, immunomodulatory, including adhesive and interferon‐inducing effects (which are important for tertiary cancer prevention). All of these activities promote survival and the quality of a patient‘s life [32] . By the way, adaptogens which are known to promote longevity affect the neuro‐endocrine‐immune system including antimutagenic, immune‐ and hormone‐modulating, neuroprotective and antiparkinsonian properties [15] …”