
March 25, 2021
A dozen international newspapers recently put asparagus in the spotlight by announcing that it could spread breast cancer cells aggressively. Read on to find out if this startling discovery should affect your attitude towards an otherwise healthy vegetable that finds its way into most salads.
Asparagus, a favorite vegetable known for its high nutritional value, has been in the limelight for all the wrong reasons lately. A study published in a renowned journal claimed that asparagine, a substance found in asparagus, has the potential to trigger metastasis in breast cancer patients. This revelation sent most asparagus-lovers in a tizzy as prominent newspapers like The Times and The Guardian splashed health warnings in bold letters. So, does this latest development mean that you should turn your back on the stacks of fresh asparagus at the grocery store? The answer to this question is a loud, resounding – ‘No’! Here are some of the reasons behind it:
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