Erdman, doctoral student Nancy Engelmann, and «plant gurus» Randy Rogers and Mary Ann Lila first learned to optimize the production of lycopene in tomato cell cultures. (sciencedaily.com)
According to studies performed by the worldwide famous centers of medicine, lycopene in tomato products is protective against the risk of skin cancer, which has become the disease of our age, not specifically caused by sun, but by a build up of toxins in the body. (projectwellnessnow.com)
Multiple studies have found that lycopene in tomatoes improves skin health, guards against sunburn and may even help minimize the appearance of sun damage. (yogiapproved.com)