Eat Red Onion To Kill Cancer Cells, Protects The Heart And Much More

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Red onion contains plenty of health benefits. Eating red onions regularly can help you cut the risk of cancer and even help you with other diseases.  Find out how to keep the most medicinal properties in the onion and how eating red onions help you kill cancer cells and many more.

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15 Responses to “Eat Red Onion To Kill Cancer Cells, Protects The Heart And Much More”

  1. Geoffrey Harris

    Apr 29. 2015

    I generally get white and yellow onions. One of them is supposed to be used in soups and stews.

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  2. Radmila Renee Iliou

    Apr 30. 2015

    I use red now only

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  3. Sharon Lee Odum

    Sep 17. 2015

    I love red onion

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  4. Jan Mollin

    Sep 17. 2015

    I think I just might wear this when i go vote

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  5. Geoffrey Harris

    Sep 18. 2015

    Well, are these a better bet than white (overly harsh) and yellow (sweet when young) onions?

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  6. Cynthia L. Fehr

    Nov 03. 2015

    thinnly sliced onions are an excellent addition to sandwiches too and I enjoy red onion in salads ..

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  7. eat it raw or cooked?

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  8. Ang A Em

    Apr 24. 2016

    My 7yo son’s favorite! He loves them a snack. Me…not so much but I can tolerate them better now.

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  9. TCM Healing Secrets

    Aug 30. 2016

    love the post

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  10. Sandra Baldanza

    Aug 30. 2016

    Eat it,all the time

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  11. Carmie Marie

    Aug 31. 2016

    If we are eating well, we have no cancer cells to kill..

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  12. Stella M. Pacheco

    Mar 25. 2017

    Every day!!

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  13. Diana Askins Rathbun

    Mar 25. 2017

    I love red onions!

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  14. Lesley Standridge

    Mar 28. 2017

    Sheila Cole Pendergast

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  15. Judy Nelan

    May 18. 2017

    Very interesting indeed

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