Can we prevent cancer through diet? If so, how?
What are the beneficial foods? What mistakes to avoid? The subject is vast, but
begins to be very well documented.
Prevent the risk of cancer through diet, it
works!
Fruits and vegetables are the best cancer
prevention (fight against cancer). Number of anticancer drugs have also been
extracted from the plant world.
Plants defend themselves from predators by
secreting toxic that kill or make them sick. These phytochemicals are also
excellent anti-cancer and we can benefit through proper diet.
The hit parade of anti-cancer fruits and
vegetables
Topping effective food against cancer we find:
- Brussels sprouts, - broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, - garlic - onion,
shallot, - spinach, watercress, - soya (soy beans) - Seeds freshly ground flax
- tomatoes - turmeric - black pepper - blueberries (blueberries), raspberries,
blackberries, - cranberries (dried) - Grape - 70% dark chocolate - green Tea
Citrus juice (infused 10 minutes) - red wine (1 glass a day max) .These foods are
consumed every day in the most varied possible. Namely: black pepper and
turmeric, at low doses, increasing the power of all these anti-cancer foods.
These spices to have in every kitchen! And it is recommended to use a small
teaspoon per day.
Other foods rich in anti-cancer
Other fruits and vegetables are rich in other
cancer phytochemicals. Here is the list: - seaweed - artichoke - eggplant -
lawyer - basil and rosemary - bokchoi (variety of Chinese cabbage) - capers -
celery - cherry - clove - spinach - fennel, anise, coriander - ginger - lettuce
- lenses - alfalfa - mango - barley - grapefruit - parsley - chili - pear -
apple - shiitake (ranged from Japanese mushroom), - wheat bran - black tea -
thym.Il therefore remains for you to eat healthy and happy: Choices abound! You
can eat these vegetables with cereals, but also with fish, poultry and more
rarely with meat. We must continue to avoid meats, cured meats, smoked
products, pastries and cakes ?? These foods are bookable for weekly or festive
occasions.
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