The anti-inflammatory effects of eating broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables may protect against asthma and other inflammatory conditions. Experts say sulforaphane, a compound found in broccoli, protects against asthma, allergies, and COPD. A study of 65 patients found that those who ate broccoli sprouts had a two to three times increase in antioxidant enzymes in the nasal airway cells compared with people who took a natural placebo. The study's author says the result may lead to natural...
Read moreA few years back researchers conducting an animal study linked glucoraphanin, a compound present in broccoli sprouts, to reduced blood... Read more »
Hi, I hope everyone is having a good spring. Last time I wrote about being tested for allergies. This time I will discuss a common... Read more »
The Asthma & Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) recently announced this spring's "Allergy Capitals" for 2008. This is NOT a coveted... Read more »
Experts have known for some time that having allergies increases the risk for developing asthma. Now, new research provides more evidence... Read more »
With new research supporting that a Mediterranean diet can help alleviate asthma and allergies in children and in adults, many people are... Read more »
Researchers in Pennsylvania say that compounds found in broccoli and cabbage may hold a key for helping to prevent melanoma. In a recent study, the... Read more »
Eating a portion of broccoli sprouts could help prevent ulcers and possibly stomach cancer, experts say. A Japanese study of 50 people found that... Read more »
Broccoli may help kill breast cancer stem cells, a new animal study has found. The compound found in broccoli--called sulforaphane--killed cancer... Read more »
British researchers say that eating broccoli may help reverse the damage diabetes causes to heart blood vessels. A compound in broccoli--called... Read more »
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables have a cancer preventative property that appears to work specifically in smokers. In... Read more »