Anti-cancer vegetables vary from person to person

In recent years, some studies have shown that cruciferous vegetables such as cabbage and cauliflower have the effect of preventing lung cancer.

However, after a recent study of 2100 lung cancer patients and the same number of normal people, French scientists found that the anti-cancer effect of cruciferous vegetables has a lot to do with the working status of the two genes in their bodies. In some subjects, these two genes are inactive, and this “invalid” state enables the anti-cancer effect of cruciferous vegetables to be exerted. Therefore, the anti-cancer effect that cruciferous vegetables can produce on certain people is not necessarily effective on others. In other words, the anti-cancer effects of cruciferous vegetables vary from person to person.