Incorporating plants with anti-inflammatory properties into your diet can reduce your risk of cancer. They naturally prevent cancer by counteracting the network of blood fibers that feed the cancer cells. In modern medicine, herbs are also often used as an adjunct to conventional cancer therapies. They reduce side effects, for example by reducing fatigue and improving your well-being. In addition, some plant extracts have a proven effect against cancer. These extracts are also used in chemotherapy drugs. However, there are no reliable scientific studies proving that these medicinal herbs can cure or treat cancer on their own.
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Chocolate mint
Mentha x piperita f. citrata 'Chocolate'
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Black Mondo Grass
Ophiopogon planiscapus
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Red Sage
Salvia miltiorrhiza
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Knowledge Page Alix Briere
Hortus Dijkspark Knowledge
What is the Hortus Dijkspark project?
This project is used to keep tract of the extensive list of plants we have growing here at Mediamatic. We tract their growing location (see 'Hortus Map'), some general plant information such as their...
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A closer look at phytoestrogens in Fennel
Foeniculum vulgare and the female reproductive system
Introduction: The blogpost takes a more scientific perspective on the topic of Fennel and its medicinal properties by answering these main questions: what is the role of phytoestrogen in the body
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Proposal by: Naomi Jansen
Karkínos
Project Proposal: Visual Artistic Research on Cancer
Karkínos is a visual artistic research in which cancer encounters different facets of the earth. In Karkínos, cancer is interconnected with, for example, the astrological world, the animal kingdom...
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exhibition: Mediamatic Biotoop Dijkspark
Hortus Dijkspark
1Mayıs 20181Mayıs 2028Rondom onze Biotoop groeit een grote verscheidenheid aan planten, van genezend tot giftig, van donkergroen tot paars. Je kunt Hortus Dijkspark op elk moment bezoeken. Klik hier om meer te weten te...
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Okinawa spinach
Gynura bicolor
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Rainbow chard
Beta vulgaris subsp. cicla var. flavescens
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Cayenne pepper
Capsicum annuum 'Cayenne'
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Salad burnet
Sanguisorba minor
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Garden sorrel
Rumex acetosa
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Woad
Isatis tinctoria
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Common mistletoe
Viscum album
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Japanese Knotweed
Fallopia japonica
Japanese knotweed is a plant that was labeled as one of the most invasive species in the world. They cause a lot of trouble in our gardens, and they are very resilient and hard to exterminate, but a...
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Hemp
Cannabis sativa
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Chinese angelica
Angelica sinensis
Chinese Angelica has been used for more than one thousand years as a spice, tonic and medicine. Also known as Dong Quai, especially in traditional Chinese medicine, this plant is amongst the most...
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Astragalus
Astragalus membranaceus
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Cancer
Including Plants with anti-inflammatory properties in your diet can reduce the risk of getting cancer. They prevent cancer naturally by counteracting the network of blood vessels that feed cancerous...
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Chinese Boxthorn
Lycium barbarum
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