4 Cancers That a Vegetarian Diet Prevents

Want to avoid blood, bone marrow, bladder and stomach cancer? (Um, yes.) Try a vegetarian diet

1 July 2009

A new study published by the British Journal of Cancer and detailed by the BBC said there was a clear correlation between vegetarianism and a reduced cancer risk for those four cancers.

Blood and lymph cancers were half as common, bone marrow cancer was 75% less common and stomach cancer 66% less common.......

Source: 4 Cancers That a Vegetarian Diet Prevents

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