Walnuts Help In The Fight Against Cancer

Posted 2022-12-01, Principia Scientific Headlines

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If you’re nuts about walnuts, you could be doing your health a huge favor. Several research studies have revealed that the benefits of walnuts include the ability to inhibit cancer development and even initiate the death of cancer cells. The secret to the cancer-killing properties of walnuts is that... read full story

Photo: Kashmiri Farmers dry walnuts after removing their green husks and cleaning process during the harvesting season on the outskirts of Srinagar city, India, 2 October 2022.

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