The Truth About Meat Consumption and Colon Cancer Risk
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"Does eating a lot of meat increase the risk of colon cancer? I chose a vegetarian diet..." The truth is a 'twist.'
Can cutting out red meat prevent cancer? While some cancer risks may decrease, research suggests that a strictly vegetarian (vegan) diet might actually increase the risk of colon cancer. According to a recent report by the Daily Mail on the 27th, this surprising finding has garnered attention.
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Source :https://blog.naver.com/c1c1b1b1/224202018563
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