Zal waterkers furore maken in de oncologie? Crucifere groenten zoals waterkers worden al tientallen jaren intensief onderzocht voor hun unieke antikankereigenschappen. Het kenmerkend fytonutriënt uit waterkers, PEITC, krijgt momenteel betrekkelijk veel belangstelling in clinical trials
met kankerpatiënten. In dit artikel bespreken we het werkingsmechanisme van PEITC en gaan we dieper in op de relatie tussen cruciferen en de schildklier.
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