Excessive consumption of dandelion may be harmful to health.

Dandelion can be prepared not only as an ingredient, but also as a medicinal herbs. But is it true that eating dandelions can kill 98% of cancer cells in 48 hours?
experiments show that effective is not really effective
data show that dandelion has broad-spectrum sterilization, anti-inflammatory, diuretic and other effects. Pan Cheng xue, an associate professor at Zhengzhou University's School of Pharmacy, said that in recent years, the scope of research on dandelion anti-tumor has become more and more extensive, involving its anti-cancer effect on various systems in the human body. According to the article, dandelion extract can inhibit the proliferation of tumor cells, liver cancer, colorectal cancer and melanoma also have inhibitory effects.
Pan Chengshu says experiments have shown that dandelions are effective in many cancer cells in humans. It is important to note, however, that these experiments are based on data obtained in the laboratory and are very far from actually used clinically. Dandelion contains anti-cancer ingredients mainly dandelion sterols and dandelion sercol, but the relevant pharmaceutical substances are not completely unified, therefore, the use of traditional medicine theory combined with modern science and technology to further study its pharmacological mechanism.
, it is not accurate to say that eating dandelions can kill 98% of cancer cells in 48 hours.
Exceptive consumption of dandelions or endangering health
Pan Cheng the theology, dandelion is a traditional Chinese herbal medicine, bitter taste, gangan, cold sex, has the function of clear heat detoxification, detoxifying knots, diuretic. However, people with weak spleen and stomach should not use it. If you believe the online rumor that just eating dandelion can kill cancer cells in the body, excessive consumption may cause abdominal pain, diarrhea and other symptoms.
Pan Cheng xue recommends not overdosing on long-term dandelion, clinical use of dandelion allergic reactions, manifested as measles or itching throughout the body, may also have nausea, vomiting, abdominal discomfort and other symptoms. (Big River Network)