Blueberry Compound Stops Oral Cancer (vs, cures, disease, natural)

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Here's another Great story about Blueberries and other fruits about a study in the UK that the compound Lupeol found in Blueberries, Blackberries, BlackCurrant and Papaya stops Oral Cancer from spreading to the rest of the body and is more effective than traditional drugs.

What next for this Superfood will scientist discover.....

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[eddiek]

Please read the study.

It is VERY EARLY in its study.

The words "might" and "could" appear as they do in any early study.

Wait around for a year- this will probably change. A lot of preliminary studies do.

[CosmicWizard]

I'm a big fan of eating natural foods to obtain and/or maintain good health, so even with the words 'might' & 'could' this is an uplifting study. If it doesn't pan out deeper into the study, I'll still be eating blueberries.

blessings....Franco

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Originally Posted by NewAgeRedneck

I'm a big fan of eating natural foods to obtain and/or maintain good health, so even with the words 'might' & 'could' this is an uplifting study. If it doesn't pan out deeper into the study, I'll still be eating blueberries.

blessings....Franco

I agree with you 100% NewAge.....No one here is suggesting that you forsake you cancer medications if you have cancer but that there are foods with powerful compounds that can assist the body in its fight against this or other diseases....

[Mattie Jo]

Thanks for the article John. I began eating blueberries daily for my eyes. Good to know that it cures other things. But how much is needed to stop cancer?

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Originally Posted by jessaka

Thanks for the article John. I began eating blueberries daily for my eyes. Good to know that it cures other things. But how much is needed to stop cancer?

Most of the research i've seen Jessaka is a 1/2 cup a day. For me personally i try for a 1/2 cup twice a day and i really feel great about it.

[Mattie Jo]

Thanks. I probably get that. I put them in my smoothies, and then I add blackberries. I use frozen and hope they work just as well. I also hope the lutin in them work when they are frozen. Do you have any idea?

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Originally Posted by jessaka

I also hope the lutin in them work when they are frozen. Do you have any idea?

Never thought about that so i did a little research here's an abstract comparing Lutein in fresh vs canned vs frozen corn and the frozen had a 67% increase in the Carotinoids Lutien and Zeaxanthin.

ScienceDirect - Journal of Food Composition and Analysis : Comparison of carotenoid content in fresh, frozen and canned corn

Scroll down to about half way down to read the study.