8 foods that destroy can.cer cells that many people pay little attention to

Top Cancer-Fighting Foods You Should Eat

Certain foods contain powerful compounds that help prevent and fight cancer by inhibiting tumor growth and protecting cells.
1. Sweet Potatoes – A Natural Cancer Destroyer
Research shows sweet potatoes can inhibit cancer cell growth by up to “98.7% when cooked.” Purple varieties are the most powerful, rich in anthocyanins and beta-carotene. Eat one daily, baked or steamed.
2. Eggplant – A Natural Medicine Against Cancer
Eggplants contain solanine and cucurbitacin, which have “been linked to anti-tumor effects.” Grill or stir-fry, pairing with tomatoes and garlic for extra benefits.
3. Broccoli – The Ultimate Cancer-Fighting Superfood
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