Re: Capsaicin and prostate cancer

[Guest guest]

> Capsaicin, which makes peppers hot, can cause prostate cancer cells

> to kill themselves, U.S. and Japanese researchers said on Wednesday.

If this is true, then you would want to see if there was less prostate

cancer in cultures where they eat a lot of hot peppers, would you not?

(Or maybe it'll turn out that Mexican MICE don't have prostate cancer!)

[Guest guest]

> Capsaicin, which makes peppers hot, can cause prostate cancer cells

> to kill themselves, U.S. and Japanese researchers said on Wednesday.

If this is true, then you would want to see if there was less prostate

cancer in cultures where they eat a lot of hot peppers, would you not?

(Or maybe it'll turn out that Mexican MICE don't have prostate cancer!)