Mediterranean diet can promote the natural apoptosis of cancer cells

Reliable scientific research has shown that many fatal cancer cells are actually caused by diet and lifestyle, and can be prevented and treated by relatively simple modification The research team of the University of Ohio published in proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences The Mediterranean diet is rich in apigenin, a compound found in many plant foods, which can make cancer cells lose the privilege of immortality and promote cancer cells to return to the natural decay process of normal cells, according to the report of Sciences Chamomile tea, celery, coriander and a variety of green vegetables contain apigenin In the past, many reports have shown a causal relationship between the intake of specific nutrients and the reduction of disease risk In this study, the researchers confirmed that apigenin can bind to about 160 proteins in the body, and help specific proteins correct abnormalities, so that cancer cells "return to the right path" One of the ways to grow and spread cancer cells is to "cheat" the innate immune response of human body so as to avoid the natural process of apoptosis The study's author, Dr Andrea doseff, concluded that apigenin can activate the "cancer killing mechanism" and prevent cancer cells from spreading Nutrition experts suggest that you should take 5 to 9 servings of vegetables every day to reduce the risk of various chronic diseases Eating more celery containing foods can shorten the life of cancer cells and greatly reduce the threat of cancer.