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You can basically dump all mouse studies, since the standard kibble was something high sugary/starchy. Add fat -> cancer; add more sugar -> cancer...; add more
by aszantu 7y ago
You can basically dump all mouse studies, since the standard kibble was something high sugary/starchy. Add fat -> cancer; add more sugar -> cancer...; add more protein -> cancer
Epidemiological stuff is flawed as well. Unless the people are kept in a closed ward and every meal is kept under close observation, it's probably not "clean" data.
There is hope though... annecdotal evidence seems to point towards unprocessed food as a good tool to fight cancer. Even better when it's low carb.
http://www.diagnosisdiet.com/meat-and-cancer/ http://www.diagnosisdiet.com/meat-and-cancer/ source for the mouse model studies
http://meatheals.com/category/cancer/ http://meatheals.com/category/cancer/ anecdotal evidence, you'll prolly find some vegans as well if you go looking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tteYZfMat4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tteYZfMat4 some interesting talk about the efficiency of treatment in some cancers. Might help to make a better informed decision if it ever hits you.
- brians 7y agoThis is similar to a problem with exercise studies: they under-dose in intensity and volume, and are then surprised that nothing much helps.
- sridca 7y agoI'm surprised to see your comment in good health. Everytime I link to Georgia Ede or meatheals I get downvoted to oblivion lol, just as this comment too will (as if there is a vegan bot on HN targeting my comments?).
- aszantu 7y agodon't go down the path of conspiracy theory xD that's unhealthy, but I don't care much about upvotes here