Researchers have found a compound extracted from daffodils that can serve as a potential cancer killer. As it turns out, the compound can help shut down the “nanomachines” that tumors exploit to grow out of control. Not only was this compound shown to slow cancer’s growth, but it also triggers a stress response that stabilizes healthy cells that are under attack.
Daffodils could be holding the key to killing cancerous tumorous
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