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6 Cancer-Fighting Foods You Should Eat

For reducing your risk of cancer, look no further than your fridge. “All the studies on cancer and nutrition, points to eat plant-based foods for their phytonutrients and other special compounds.”

Aim for five to nine daily servings of all kinds of fruits and vegetables especially these following super-veggies, because prevention is better than cure.

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