More
Than Forty Percent of All Cancers Are Preventable Through Lifestyle
Modifications
The study provided some
predictable results that follow along with the lifestyle pattern of many
western cultures. Thirty-four percent of the cancers were found to be linked to
smoking, diet, alcohol and excess weight. One in 25 of cancers are linked to a
person's job, such as being exposed to chemicals or asbestos. Certain cancer
risk factors were found to favor either men or women more prominently.
The authors of this
study concluded that 45% of the cancers found in men could be prevented by
altering one or more of the fourteen identified risk factors, along with 40% of
all cancers in women. Many health-minded individuals already maintain a natural
and healthy diet, and avoid smoking and processed meats. Make note of the 14
identified cancer risk factors to prevent cancer and a host of life-threatening
chronic diseases.
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