Consuming chili pepper linked to lower all-cause, CV, cancer-related mortality
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Grower says world's hottest pepper may be the answer to cancer - CBS News
Capsaicin, the Chemical That Makes Chili Hot, Could One Day Be Used to Treat Lung Cancer
Green Chili reduces the risk of Cancer
Chili Pepper Eaters Less Likely to Die of Heart Disease, Cancer: Study
Can a chemical found in hot chili peppers someday be used to treat breast cancer?
Compounds in chili peppers can prevent lung cancer metastasis
Chili peppers could be the secret ingredient for beating all forms of cancer - Study Finds
Chili pepper consumption may lower mortality related to CVD, cancer: Study
Chili pepper consumption linked to lower risk of CVD, cancer
Ingredient In Chilli Peppers Shows Promise In Cancer Research
Cancer UPDATE: Eating chilli sauce could prevent the disease | Express.co.uk
Cook with these 2 ingredients to cut your cancer risk - National | Globalnews.ca
Eating chili peppers could add years to your life, 'significantly' cut risk of cancer and heart disease: study - oregonlive.com
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Heat from chillies can kill cancer cells
Capsaicin Igniting the Trail to Extinguish Lung Cancer – NU Sci Magazine
Ginger and chili peppers could work together to lower cancer risk - American Chemical Society
Can hot peppers (capsaicin) cause cancer?
How chillies can 'help destroy cancer cells by making them self-destruct' | Daily Mail Online
New study reviews anti-cancer activity of sustained release capsaicin formulations - Marshall University News
Spicy Food and Chili Peppers and Multiple Health Outcomes: Umbrella Review - Ao - 2022 - Molecular Nutrition & Food Research - Wiley Online Library
Spicy Foods Could Help Beat Cancer - Enzo Life Sciences
Capsaicin | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
People Who Eat Chili Pepper May Live Longer – Reduced Risk of Dying From Cardiovascular Disease or Cancer
Chili pepper compound can stop breast cancer, study finds
Could chili peppers reduce the risk of colorectal cancer?
