Carrots are rich in carotenes, which are powerful antioxidants converted to vitamin A in the body.

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Munching on carotene-rich foods such as carrots and mangoes can reduce the risk of developing breast cancer by 60%.
Researchers found that women who ate loads of these foods had a 40-60 percent lesser risk of developing non-hormone sensitive breast cancers. But unfortunately, carotene-rich foods did not reduce the risk of estrogen-induced breast cancer.
Two subtypes of carotenes are alpha and beta carotene and the study found that alpha-carotene showed greater breast cancer reduction. Therefore, the study suggests consuming lots of carotene foods to reduce the risk of breast cancer.
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