Anti-Cancer Foods
by Jean Weiss for MSN Health & Fitness
Whoever coined the term food additives had it all wrong. Including something new in a food doesn't always add up to more, at least when it comes to your health. Studies that test the safety of additives are based on animal trials. It is difficult to deduce whether the results of an animal study equate to human health, though many of these studies show that some additives could be cancer-causing.
You will find additional Anti-Cancer Food Recipes in my recipe section.
Veggies and Fruits:
Carrots, yams, sweet potatoes, squash, pumpkins, tomatoes, persimmons, apricots, beets, and bright colored fruits and vegetables contain vitamin A and lycopene, which have proven capacity to inhibit the growth of cancer cells.
Cancer Feeds on Sugar!
Consumption of refined sugar has skyrocketed. Our bodies developed in an environment where a person might consume 4 pounds of honey a year. In the mid-1800’s sugar consumption was 11 pounds per year. By the end of the 20th century humans were consuming 150 pounds per year. Incredible…

