My late god father passed away due to cancer at 56 years old. My late siter Irene passed away due to cancer early this year at the age of 57.
From my own research, I found that the Diet to prevent cancer
is not to eat
Deep Fried Food
Oilly or fatty Food
Smoking
High Sodium Food
Red meat
Ham, Spam, Hot Dog
BBQ
..etc.
Solving The Diet-Cancer Mystery
It sounds like a simple question: Can what we eat influence our risk of cancer? In fact, finding the answer is a complex puzzle worthy of Sherlock Holmes.
Do you eat the exact same things every day? Of course not. Most people’s diets are complex, and they change over weeks, Someone has been nibbling at our research again, Watson!months and years. To pinpoint associations between diet and cancer, researchers must dig through this massive menu to isolate the specific effects of individual foods.
Each scientific study provides another clue to the evolving mystery of how diet affects cancer. But as with any good mystery, some clues hold more weight than others. Since cancer isn’t going to confess to what caused it, no single piece of evidence gives us all the answers. The “body of evidence” formed by many studies must be considered as a whole as we investigate the mystery of the diet-cancer connection. Read More....
AICR - Information Services - Solving the Diet-Cancer Mystery
From my own research, I found that the Diet to prevent cancer
is not to eat
Deep Fried Food
Oilly or fatty Food
Smoking
High Sodium Food
Red meat
Ham, Spam, Hot Dog
BBQ
..etc.
Solving The Diet-Cancer Mystery
It sounds like a simple question: Can what we eat influence our risk of cancer? In fact, finding the answer is a complex puzzle worthy of Sherlock Holmes.
Do you eat the exact same things every day? Of course not. Most people’s diets are complex, and they change over weeks, Someone has been nibbling at our research again, Watson!months and years. To pinpoint associations between diet and cancer, researchers must dig through this massive menu to isolate the specific effects of individual foods.
Each scientific study provides another clue to the evolving mystery of how diet affects cancer. But as with any good mystery, some clues hold more weight than others. Since cancer isn’t going to confess to what caused it, no single piece of evidence gives us all the answers. The “body of evidence” formed by many studies must be considered as a whole as we investigate the mystery of the diet-cancer connection. Read More....
AICR - Information Services - Solving the Diet-Cancer Mystery
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