Eat curry to avoid cancer!:
September 10, 2004
The next time you give in to
temptation and take an extra helping of your mother's special curry, it will
be like eating the cake and having it too, as a new study has revealed that
the delicious extra serving could actually help you avoid cancer.
The study which was recently presented at a conference on Childhood
leukaemia in London, reveals that turmeric, which is one of the main spices
added to curry, helps fight leukaemia, lessens the harmful effects of
cigarette smoke and processed food and also stops the cancer cells from
multiplying in the body.
As further proof, the researchers argued that people in Asia, who are
regular consumers of curry, have much lower rates of blood cancer.
"Our studies show turmeric in the diet mitigates the effects of some of
these risk factors," the Sun quoted Prof Nagabhushan, of Chicago's Loyola
University Medical Centre and the lead author of the study, as saying. (ANI)