A Hawaiian study looking at the diet history
of 582 people who had lung cancer and 582 without the disease found that people
who ate the most apples, onions and white grapefruit had roughly half the risk
of lung cancer than those who ate the least amounts of these foods.
Roll back to my Blog dated October 29th
called “Five each Day” which stated that eating just one serving of watermelon
or pink grapefruit each day could reduce a man’s risk of developing prostate
cancer by 82%. It would be good to have
both pink and white grapefruit on hand and eat one serving of both pink and
white grapefruit each day to heal both kinds of cancer.
In another study, Finnish researchers found
that men who consumed more quercetin were 60% less likely to have lung cancer
than men with fewer intakes. Basil
laboratory studies suggest that compounds with basil will help disrupt the
dangerous chain of events that can lead to cancer. Basil’s ability to prevent cancer was not
linked to one particular compound in the herb but instead to several compounds working
together. Basil is a rich source of
antioxidants. Per 100 grams it has more
antioxidant content than dark chocolate, blackberries, strawberries, or
blueberries according to these researchers. If you have a taste for this food at least you
know you are helping yourself to an extra dose of antioxidants, of great
benefit against an environment that has pollution, ultra violet light,
radiation and car exhaust that vastly increases free radical production.
Brazil nuts are very important to keep in mind
also. Eating just one of these nuts a
day could help ward off colon cancer.
They are high in the trace mineral selenium and doctors at the University of Arizona found that men with high levels
of selenium are six times less likely to develop colon cancer than men with low
levels.
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