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Selenium-rich foods

Moderate evidence

Active compounds

Sélénium organique

Targeted cancers

prostatecolonlung

Anti-cancer actions

  • Protects DNA from oxidative damage
  • Stimulates the immune system
  • Promotes apoptosis of cancer cells

How to prepare it

Brazil nuts (2 per day = daily intake), fish, shellfish, organic eggs, mushrooms. Avoid high-dose supplements (toxic in excess).

Recommended dosage

2 Brazil nuts per day or 1–2 servings of fatty fish per week.

⚗️ Food synergies

These foods potentiate the effects of Selenium-rich foods

Scientific sources

  • Studies on selenium and cancer prevention