Anti Cancer Benefits of Tomatoes »
Posted By SenorCoconut 6 months ago in StyleA study conducted by the Royal Victoria Hospital and McGill University concluded that frequent tomato consumption might play a role in the prevention of prostate cancer.
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SenorCoconut6 months ago
It's one instance where processing actually improves the health benefits.
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cowboygrandpa6 months ago
Wish I could eat them. I keep trying but I'm allergic to them. Break out in hives and swell up like a balloon.
Figures they'd be good for something I might need need. LOL
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Mutainia6 months ago
If the tomato fails with the cancer cure, it looks like radio waves will soon be an excellent treatment. They seem to only fry cancer cells, leaving good cells alone. One guy seems to have cured his blood cancer this way.
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icono16 months ago
Tomatoes or 'maters are the best.
I love to eat them any way I can get them.
Thanks for the info.
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lvrofwolves6 months ago
If I had only one choice of something to grow in my garden, without any hesitation it is tomatoes, I love them!!! in the summer I eat 3-5 a day, picked right off the vine..mmmmmmmmm can't wait!
Early Girl, Better Boy and Beefsteak!!
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Bkumm6 months ago
What is wrong with you people? Don't you know that tomatoes are evil on Earth? Except in ketchup or blended into some kind of paste. Yech.
I'll keep getting my tomato content the American way. In ketchup.
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micadoss5 months, 3 weeks ago
ah, the lovely lovely tomato, my favorite with everything, and battler or cancers to boot... my hero...
thanks for the nice article and ideas :)
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