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Exploring food and medicine homology: potential implications for cancer treatment innovations

2025-01-01

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The concept of food and medicine homology (FMH) is deeply embedded in traditional Chinese medicine and carries historical importance. The recent rigorous definition of FMH pertains to substances that exhibit both pharmacological and nutritional functions, and have active ingredients that are fundamentally non-toxic and appropriate for extended consumption. With the progression of modern biotechnology, the applicat...

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Nutrition, Genetics, and Disease

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Literature Corpus work: 855071e5-3fc0-5705-9f19-3f7c3df5095b
DOI: 10.15212/amm-2025-0003

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