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Prevent Cancer With Fruit From Heaven
Did you know that there is fruit in the sacred book of Islam is a fruit that can be found in heaven? Pomegranate is mentioned three times as one of the fruits to be found in heaven.
Pomegranate leaves glossy and textured, hard, rough and narrow lance-shaped. While the bean-shaped fruit reddish pink color with varying flower color.
Published in Today's Zaman, the health benefits of pomegranate is very broad. The fruit is a source of sodium, containing riboflavin, thiamine, niacin, vitamin C, calcium and phosphorus. In various studies, the content of pomegranate could inhibit and kill cancer cells and several other chronic diseases.
A team of California study found that pomegranate is rich ellagitannin, a type of chemicals that resist production of the enzyme aromatase. This enzyme that acts trigger the growth of tumor cells and breast cancer.
In many Middle Eastern countries, pomegranate plural is used to make jelly, sauce and syrup in a variety of traditional dishes of food and beverages. (*)
Prevent Cancer With Fruit From Heaven
Did you know that there is fruit in the sacred book of Islam is a fruit that can be found in heaven? Pomegranate is mentioned three times as one of the fruits to be found in heaven.
Pomegranate leaves glossy and textured, hard, rough and narrow lance-shaped. While the bean-shaped fruit reddish pink color with varying flower color.
Published in Today's Zaman, the health benefits of pomegranate is very broad. The fruit is a source of sodium, containing riboflavin, thiamine, niacin, vitamin C, calcium and phosphorus. In various studies, the content of pomegranate could inhibit and kill cancer cells and several other chronic diseases.
A team of California study found that pomegranate is rich ellagitannin, a type of chemicals that resist production of the enzyme aromatase. This enzyme that acts trigger the growth of tumor cells and breast cancer.
In many Middle Eastern countries, pomegranate plural is used to make jelly, sauce and syrup in a variety of traditional dishes of food and beverages. (*)
