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Vietnamese scientists have successfully prepared lycopene compounds from gac seed membranes, nano-sized to help the body absorb easily, and have just been granted 2 pate…
The researchers found that the color of tomatoes is related to their antioxidant level, so the color difference determines the nutritional value of tomatoes.
According to one study, eating 10 servings of tomatoes each week will help men reduce the risk of prostate cancer by nearly a fifth.
Tomatoes often appear in every home's kitchen and are used to make a lot of dishes. But the great benefits and effects of this kind of fruit and the way it is best eaten…
Scientists have discovered that a compound that exists in many tomatoes can increase sperm quality up to 70%, giving new hope to infertile couples in the world.
The combination of food creates synergy, so that the ability to fight cancer is also optimized.
A new study found that eating more tomatoes and eating less processed red meat could help men reduce the risk of dying from prostate cancer.
Recent research by US scientists shows that patients with early prostate cancer may reduce the risk of metastasis and die if they replace fat from animal foods to fat he…
A group of Illinois State University scientists conducted research on genetically engineered mice to create malignant prostate tumors.
Scientists say a pill containing a chemical found in tomato peels can reduce the risk of stroke and slow the progression of cancer, according to The Telegraph.
Eating a lot of tomatoes and products from tomatoes will help significantly reduce the risk of stroke because this fruit is rich in Lycopene antioxidants.
Lycopene in watermelon, tomatoes, red grapefruit ..., helps to prevent type 2 diabetes and obesity-related diseases.
US scientists claim that heating up sauces and dishes with tomatoes and a little fat will increase the benefits of this red fruit.
So far most people know to eat a lot of vegetables. But is there any way to make better use of vegetables?
Deep red tomatoes contain lots of lycopene, an antioxidant that helps fight disease. However, in a recent study, a special orange-colored tangerine tomato helps provide…