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Tomatoes and Prostate Cancer

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Date: 04/19/2003 Topic: Old Categories > Health  
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This may be old news, since it was written over a year ago, but I just came across it this week. Research suggests that eating tomatoes, especially tomato sauce, can reduce your chance of developing prostate cancer.

There was a study published in the Journal of National Cancer Institute on March 6, 2002 that analyzed the dietary and health data from nearly 50,000 men over a 12-year period. When compared to men who ate less than one serving of tomato sauce each month, the researchers found that men who ate two or more servings of tomato sauce each week were 23% less likely to develop prostate cancer.

They contribute this reduction to an antioxidant compound found in tomatoes called lycopene.
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