Sambar
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Sambar

Sambar is nutrient-rich and is a common dish, especially in South India. Let's explore its potential anti-cancer properties.

Sambar vs cancer
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Sambar vs cancer

Comparing cancer incidence between regular sambar consumers and others reveals no significant difference.

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Anti-cancer
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Anti-cancer

However, the ingredients used in sambar are known to possess anti-cancer properties.

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Turmeric
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Turmeric

Turmeric, a natural antibiotic, contains curcumin, a molecule with potential anti-cancer properties, according to some studies.

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Cumin and pepper

Cumin contains thymol, and pepper contains piperine, both of which have cytotoxic properties that fight cancer.

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Garlic

Garlic, used in sambar, is rich in allicin and sulfur components, which also have anti-cancer properties.

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Lentils and vegetables

Lentils and vegetables in sambar are high in fiber, which may also contribute to its anti-cancer potential.

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Tamarind extract

Tamarind extract in sambar is rich in antioxidants and is being studied for its potential to destroy breast cancer cells.

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Fighting cancer

While sambar may not directly cure cancer, its ingredients possess cancer-fighting properties.

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