In a new study scientists have found compounds in the Camelina sativa seed also known as Gold of Pleasure that boost liver detoxification enzymes by almost five times. According to the researchers from the University of Illinois the bioactive compounds in the seed were a mixture of phytochemicals that work together synergistically far better than they do alone. The seed meal was a promising nutritional supplement because its bioactive ingredients increase the liver's ability to clear foreign chemicals and oxidative products which gives it potential anti-cancer benefit. Oilseed crops including rapeseed canola and camelina contain some of the same bioactive