The catechin antioxidants found in cocoa can impact cells that have already been exposed to so much reactive oxygen species (ROS) that they are damaged, mutated and becoming cancerous. The evidence suggests that that may inhibit existing breast cancer cells from proliferating. Researchers treated experimental animals that developed lung cancer with one of cocoa’s flavanols (proanthocyanidins).
The animals experienced a significant reduction in the incidence and multiplicity of carcinomas. In the case of colon cancer cells, cocoa polyphenols reduced their proliferation by an amazing 70 percent.
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