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Plant based therapies to prevent/treat cancer

Approximately a quarter of the medications used in modern medicine, including over 100 prescription drugs, are from plants. Well-known examples are aspirin, which comes from the willow bark, pilocarpine from a Brazilian shrub, digitalis from foxglove, and curare from plants along the Orinoco River in South America. Plants are able to synthesize complex chemicals that laboratories cannot readily synthesize. Anti-tumor agents derived from plants include taxol from the yew, demecolcine and colchicine from the crocus, etoposide from mandrake, vinblastine and vincristine from periwinkle, podophyllotoxin from Linum spp., among others [1].