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…increase risk of breast cancer is not terribly relevant. The known breast cancer genes that we test for are responsible for only a small minority of breast cancers. If you…
…increase risk of breast cancer is not terribly relevant. The known breast cancer genes that we test for are responsible for only a small minority of breast cancers. If you…
…oxygen species that promote diseases like cancer and heart disease, and promotes cancer more than saturated fat in experimental animal studies.”[8] That’s right—plant oils experimentally promote cancer much more than…
Actress Gianna Simone produced this series of interviews with the top plant-based doctors of our time with the intention of providing educational resources on the benefits of a whole food,…
…couple cancers, including cancers of the lung/bronchus and of the larynx (the incidences of which have decreased due to reduced cigarette smoking), there has been little favorable change in cancer…
…2021;5(12):nzab133. Published 2021 Nov 2. doi:10.1093/cdn/nzab133 Carroll KK, Braden LM, Bell JA, Kalamegham R. Fat and cancer. Cancer. 1986;58(8 Suppl):1818-1825. doi:10.1002/1097-0142(19861015)58:8+3.0.co;2-4 National Research Council & Committee on Diet and Health….
…cancer.[6] [7]Referencing both observational studies and animal experiments, the prominent 1982 Diet, Nutrition, and Cancer expert panel report said, “The committee concluded that of all the dietary components it studied,…
…got liver cancer while no animals fed lower dietary protein got cancer. Because the results were so dramatic and so provocative, I applied for and received research funding from the…
…nitrites, Alar, heterocyclic amines and aflatoxin have all been linked to cancer in experimental studies. There is a widely held perception that cancer is caused by toxic chemicals that make…