Sambar and colon cancer


Colon disease is a kind of malignant growth that beginnings in your colon (internal organ) or rectum. Your colon and rectum are the organs that make up the lower part of your stomach related framework.

symptoms of colon cancer

  • constipation
  • Diarrhea
  • changes in stool color
  • changes in stool shape, such as narrowed stool
  • blood in the stool
  • bleeding from the rectum
  • excessive gas
  • abdominal cramps
  • abdominal pain

SOUNTH INDIAN SAMBAR AND COLON CANCER

I read on article which was written by Vanita srivastavas. It states that Sambar, the customary dish of South India, has flavours that can battle against colon cancer and preventive properties that has in it against disease.

Indian flavours in the sambar incorporates coriander seeds, fenugreek seeds, turmeric, rhizomes, dark pepper, curry leaves, cumin seeds, and asafoetida. Sambar powder has hostile to tumorigenic properties that can balance the development of growths. There is an idea that sambar doesn't influence the covering of the digestive system and forestalls the improvement of dimethyl hydrazine (DMH), which is liable for colon malignant growth.

 

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