And since thereâs no downside to berries (only good side-effects), in my professional opinion everyone with glaucoma should be eating berries every day. For more on the latest science on preventing and treating vision loss, check out Greens vs. Glaucoma, where I detailed the best foods to help prevent glaucoma.
April 5, 2006 (Washington) -- Potent chemicals found in tea can help fight ovarian and breast cancers, new research suggests. Broccoli and kale are also rich sources of cancer-fighting flavonoids, says Margaret Gates, a doctoral candidate at the Harvard School of Public Health who has been studying their link to ovarian cancer.
1 Women who have had breast cancer or have a family history of breast or ovarian cancer have an increased risk of ovarian cancer.  Women who take estrogen replacement only (not with progesterone) for 5 years or more may have a high risk of ovarian cancer. Birth control pills, however, decrease the risk of ovarian cancer.