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Tomorrow we'll see an article that says: "beef consumption tied to higher rates of cancer". Sorry to be cynical. I'll never forget - back when Google News was
by anonu 3y ago
Tomorrow we'll see an article that says: "beef consumption tied to higher rates of cancer". Sorry to be cynical.
I'll never forget - back when Google News was more about an amalgamation of all articles from around the web - there were 2 articles in the "coffee" category: "Coffee consumption linked to cancer" and then "Coffee consumption linked to lower cancer".
The answer is really moderation. Michael Pollan puts it well: "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants".
- moffkalast 3y agoWell sometimes the solution to cancer is more cancer. Larger animals like elephants and whales don't die from cancer because their cancer gets cancer before it manages to spread. These hypertumors then compete with and deprive the original cancer of blood flow, so they all end up starving. When you think about it we mostly cure cancer with ionizing radiation, which is ironically notorious for causing it in the first place.
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