Do vegetables like broccoli, cauliflower and kale really help fight cancer?
date:Dec 17, 2018
risk of prostate cancer, and that women whose diets were rich in these vegetables had a lower risk of breast cancer.

One Dutch study reported that women who ate lots of cruciferous vegetables had a reduced risk of colon cancer, but not of rectal cancer. And an analysis of a nurses study found that women who ate more than five servings a week of cruciferous vegetables had a lower risk of lung cancer.

A persons genetic makeup may help to explain the inconsistent findings. Scientists recently lea
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