Blended carrot and vegetable soup finished with coconut cream |
The vegetables (cabbage, tomatoes, zucchini, carrots, celery, onions, garlic) for the "Caldoodles" (a cross between a Calzone and a strudel) |
Nutritional info..as usual with this blog...this information could save your life and it only costs pennies to improve your life in so many ways...PREVENTION IS ALWAYS BETTER THAN CURE!
Cabbage: ( inc. Bok Choy) Revered in Ancient Rome as a cancer cure.
Contains numerous anti cancer and antioxidant compounds. Speeds up metabolism of estrogen-is thought to help block breast cancer and suppress growth of polyps, a prelude to colon cancer.
Eating cabbage more than once a week cuts men's colon cancer odds by 66%.
As little as 2 tsp cooked cabbage protects against stomach cancer.
Cabbage juice helps heal stomach ulcers.
Carrots: Superfood for beat carotene powerful anti cancer, artery protecting, immune boosting, infection fighting antioxidant with wide protective powers.
1 carrot a day slashed stroke rates in women by 68%
1 carrot a day cuts lung cancer risk by 50%
High doses of beta carotene substantially reduces odds of degenerative eye diseases ( cataracts and macular degeneration) as well As chest pain ( angina).
Carrots' high soluble fiber depresses blood cholesterol and promotes regularity
Onions (inc. chives, scallions, leeks, shallots) supremely strong antioxidant.
packed with anti cancer agents.
Red onions, brown/yellow onions, and shallots contain high levels of quercetin linked to preventing stomach cancer...also a sedative.
Onions of all types thin blood and fights asthma, chronic bronchitis, hay fever, diabetes, atherosclerosis and infections.
They are anti inflammatory, antibiotic, antiviral anti cancer.
Garlic: Broad spectrum antibiotic, combats bacteria, internal parasites, and viruses.
Lowers blood pressure, blood cholesterol and discourages dangerous blood clotting.
Tops the American National Cancer Institute's list as potential cancer-preventative food (best to eat it 2-3 times a day, in various dishes).
Acts as a decongestant, expectorant antispasmodic anti-inflammatory agent.
Boots immune responses.
helps relieve gas, has anti-diarrheal, estrogenic and diuretic agents.
Eat raw garlic in salad dressings.
all info from Nutrition for Cancer Treatment Centers of America
No comments:
Post a Comment