One of my favorite summer treats: red and black raspberries, just sprinkled with a bit of sugar, or perhaps with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on the side. A recent animal trial suggests that black raspberry powder inhibits harmful chemicals from producing cancer in the oral cavity, the esophagus and the colon. It also reduced the growth rate of pre-cancerous cells and reduced cell DNA damage.
“Black raspberries prevent the formation of blood vessels that feed developing cancers by reducing the production of growth factors for the cells that make up the blood vessels”. They also prevent the …read more