Broccoli

Evidence

Lab Tested
People Tested

Scientific Name:

Type:

Vegetables

Season:

Spring

Natural Antiangiogenic Molecules:

Basic Info

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Types & Uses

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Considerations

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Mechanisms & Evidence

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Evidence on Broccoli

Ingredient in Cruciferous Vegetables Inhibits Growth of Breast Cancer and Angiogenesis

Roderick Smith, M.S.
Cooking Methods Can Affect Cancer-fighting Properties of Broccoli, Kale and other Cruciferous Vegetables

Roderick Smith, M.S.

Consumption of Cruciferous Vegetables Reduces the Risk for Several Cancer Types

Roderick Smith, M.S.

Sweet Potatoes and Other Fruits and Vegetables May Lower Risk of Premenopausal Breast Cancer

Roderick Smith, M.S.

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Broccoli

Evidence

Scientific Name:

Type:

Season:

Natural Antiangiogenic Molecules:

Basic Info

Types and Uses

Practical Considerations

Mechanisms and Evidence

Evidence on Broccoli

Ingredient in Cruciferous Vegetables Inhibits Growth of Breast Cancer and Angiogenesis

Cooking Methods Can Affect Cancer-fighting Properties of Broccoli, Kale and other Cruciferous Vegetables

Consumption of Cruciferous Vegetables Reduces the Risk for Several Cancer Types

Sweet Potatoes and Other Fruits and Vegetables May Lower Risk of Premenopausal Breast Cancer

Recipes with Broccoli

Discussion

Evidence

Scientific Name:

Type:

Season:

Natural Antiangiogenic Molecules:

Basic Info

Types and Uses

Practical Considerations

Mechanisms and Evidence

Evidence on Broccoli

Ingredient in Cruciferous Vegetables Inhibits Growth of Breast Cancer and Angiogenesis

Cooking Methods Can Affect Cancer-fighting Properties of Broccoli, Kale and other Cruciferous Vegetables

Consumption of Cruciferous Vegetables Reduces the Risk for Several Cancer Types

Sweet Potatoes and Other Fruits and Vegetables May Lower Risk of Premenopausal Breast Cancer

Recipes with Broccoli

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