Chlorophyll Can Help Treat Cancer
(NaturalNews) Chlorophyll is a pigment found in dark green plants that is important for photosynthesis to take place; however, this pigment does more than just facilitate energy production in plants. According to Michael T. Simonich of the Linus Pauling Institute, chlorophyll actually helps fight cancer cell growth and acts as an antioxidant in the body.
Chlorophyll protects against various chemical carcinogens found in fungus-contaminated nuts and grains, the toxic materials created when meat has been overcooked, and
carcinogens in the air that result from pollution. It does this by blocking the metabolism of
chemicals known as procarcinogens that damage DNA. By preventing DNA from being damaged,
cancer growth is inhibited and prevented.
in eastern China where fungal contamination of grains and nuts is
After supplementing with chlorophyllin
the incidence of liver cancer
clipped from: www.naturalnews.com