Apparently, that is still not very clear. Many or most of us have had a loved one or acquaintance who has had a battle with cancer - few diseases are more frightening. The statistics are 1 in 3. Here is a very in-depth, excellent article that is worth reading. Low-carbing is highly recommended to prevent cancer. Cancer: Disease of Civilization. Many primitive people have never experienced cancer in their population. Why? One could hazard a guess that they eat differently and more as nature intended, and that perhaps our processed foods are killing us prematurely.
This was one of the conclusions:
There are 4 aspects of modern 'lifestyle' that increase the risk of a cancer. The first is a carb-based diet, the second is polyunsaturated vegetable oils and margarines, the third is a low blood cholesterol level and the last is lack of sunshine. In other words, all the 'healthy' things we are advised to do increase cancer risk.
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I absolutely agree! All the advice we've been given over the years to improve our health has actually been counterproductive.
Ironic isn't it? I wish I'd known all these things at a much younger age.
Here was my recent video on the topic:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXJlN9NO2DI
I find it funny when people keep referring to the China Study as conclusive to the point of eating meat = cancer. The epidemiological study also pointed that smoking hand rolled cigarettes and drinking also had lower cancer risk factors, so my response to them is should I start smoking and drinking too? I wonder how a diet the regulates or restricts the only source of fuel source for cancer cells could be seen as increasing or promoting it.
Thank you, Kent - I'll look at the video tomorrow morning when I have more time.
That is weird - smoking and drinking touted as lowering cancer risks - what next?
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