Broccoli may combat prostate cancer, study finds

BROCCOLI may combat prostate cancer by altering the activity levels of genes involved in tumour growth, a ground-breaking study has shown.

Broccoli may combat prostate cancer, study finds

Scientists made the discovery after adding either peas or broccoli to the normal diets of two groups of men for a year.

During the study, tissue samples were removed from the men’s prostate glands and analysed using “gene chip” technology to gauge the activity of thousands of genes.

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