Some fruit are known to have many benefits, so that they are called superfruits. Now there is one more superfruit and is known to be useful to prevent cancer, which is the papaya fruit.
Papaya is one food that contains lycophene, which is a nutrient known to be very effective in preventing and combating the spread of cancer cells. (more…)
Drinking tea regularly had always been believed to have a positive impact on health. Some studies reveal that compounds in tea can prevent the development of cancer cells in the body. Especially if you regularly consume black tea.
Work mechanism of black tea in fighting against cancer cells is also proven in two recent studies by experts. In the first study, researchers from New Jersey evaluated the theaflavins-2 (TF-2), the unique compound in black tea, and showed that the compound can kill cancer cells. This process is called apoptosis. (more…)
Lung cancer takes time to produce chronic and severe symptoms. Therefore, it is important that one knows the different early symptoms of lung cancer in order to recognize the disease early and prompt treatment can be given. All of these signs and symptoms which appear on the early stages of cancer should be noticed in no time so that treatment can be given at once. Once these signs and symptoms are experienced, it is best to consult with a medical specialist or your physician. (more…)
Several types of daily food have properties to treat diseases, these kind of foods are called superfoods. The latest findings found that watercress are also effective to inhibit the growth of cancer cells.
Watercress is a floating plant species that grows in water, it spread across mainland Europe and Asia. Besides being fiber-rich, recently a team of researchers from Southampton University have revealed that this vegetables contain anti-cancer compounds. In a test on a number of volunteers, the compound was proven to inhibit the growth of breast cancer. (more…)
Breast cancer is the second largest cancer in various countries. Based on data in the United States, as much as 5-6 percent of women are at risk of breast cancer, and 50 percent result in death.
Breast cancer does not just happen. The change occurs gradually, in which normal cells becomes abnormal (atypical) and then develop into cancer cells. Cancer cells are initially confined to the ducts, but then can become invasive and eventually spread to other parts of the body (metastasize). (more…)
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