Cancer risk reducing Indian foods-1
You might know that Indian food is healthy, but did you know some of the regular foods you eat can actually help you fight cancer:

Turmeric- cancer fighting Indian food (mpg@flickr)
Turmeric
The orange-yellow spice turmeric, is a common ingredient in Indian food, and in recent years, has come out on top in the fight against cancer. Trumeric contains the ingredient, Curcumin, that’s a powerful antioxidant and contains cancer fighting properties. Researchers at Ohio State University concluded that curcumin demonstrated anti-cancer effects at virtually all stages of tumor development. Researchers in Europe have been studying curcumin’s properties and concluded that it prevents and slows tumor cell growth. See more health benefits of Turmeric.
Note: Cancer patients shouldn’t load their diets with turmeric or consume curcumin supplements without their doctor’s consent.
Garlic
Over 30 different studies have shown the anti-cancer properties of garlic. The strongest evidence so far has focused on digestive cancers, but garlic appears to protect against all types of cancer, including breast and prostate. An analysis of seven different large-scale population studies showed that the more raw and cooked garlic a person consumed, the lower their risk of stomach and colorectal cancer; One study found that middle-aged women who regularly consumed garlic had a 50 percent lower risk of developing colon cancer. Scientists have isolated two active ingredients in garlic, allicin and allyl sulfur, and demonstrated that they prevent and fight cancer in both animals and humans.
So, add crushed, fresh garlic to your meals whenever possible.
If you’re worried about garlicky breath after your meal, have a mint, or brush your teeth. If you can’t do that, then you can take garlic in supplement form but the capsules must be enteric-coated to protect these active ingredients.
Cabbage and Brocolli
In 2008, a British study that showed that men with early signs of developing prostate cancer prevented tumor growth by eating broccoli four times a week. Other studies have shown anti-cancer benefits from eating cabbage, brussels sprouts, and other cruciferous vegetables.
Brocolli might not be a big Indian vegetable, but its getting popular in India
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actually i knew that u have done u r research on turmeric honey etc what i wantis u to apply its use in more ways it is helpful in many ways basically it builds body resistance i want to more of its applications in various forms as well as for various things it is vv low calorie product (not honey)thanxs for listening me
Bollinger says there’s a ‘tribe’ in India that eat part of a food that many other people throw away and that it may keep them cancer-free:
what is it???
Tnx!
Frank, we’re not aware of any such practice that any people in India might be using to keep them cancer free.
stupid