How are raspberries linked with cancer?
A study conducted at the Ohio State University Cancer Centre revealed that black raspberries protect animals from colon cancer. In the past, blueberries and strawberries have been found to have cancer-preventing properties – but black raspberries seem to work even better! All berries are high in antioxidants and this is thought to inhibit tumor formation. The anti-cancer properties of raspberries are most likely from the ELLAGIC ACID that they contain. Raspberries are also high in fibre and vitamin C, and they are low in calories. 1 cup of raspberries provides: • 50 calories • 1/3 of your daily fibre requirements • ½ of your daily vitamin C requirements For more information visit www.ontberries.com.
A study conducted at the Ohio State University Cancer Centre revealed that black raspberries protect animals from colon cancer. In the past, blueberries and strawberries have been found to have cancer-preventing properties – but black raspberries seem to work even better! All berries are high in antioxidants and this is thought to inhibit tumor formation. The anti-cancer properties of raspberries are most likely from the ELLAGIC ACID that they contain. Raspberries are also high in fibre and vitamin C, and they are low in calories. 1 cup of raspberries provides: • 50 calories • 1/3 of your daily fibre requirements • ½ of your daily vitamin C requirements For more information visit www.ontberries.com.
