Grape seed inhibits of cancer cells

From the perspective of nutrition, there is no one nutrient or food that can cure cancer. British scientists have found in human anatomy that there are cancer cells in everyone's body. Cancer cells have long and short periods of time before they eventually develop into cancer. In this process, the body's own immune system plays a decisive role. Proanthocyanidins, the Nemesis of aging and cancer In a study published in the December 5, 2013, issue of the journal Nutrition and Cancer, scientists at the University of Colorado Cancer Research Center synthesized B2G2, the most potent component of grape seed extract, in a laboratory that causes apoptosis in prostate cancer cells without harming healthy cells. Researchers at the University of Alabama in the US carried out the experiment using mice. The researchers divided mice into two groups. One group was fed proanthocyanidins derived from grape seeds, and the other group was fed a diet that did not contain proanthocyanidins. Both groups were exposed to ultraviolet light.