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Journal Article
Balancing the scales: Do healthy lifestyle choices offset the colorectal cancer risk of unhealthy choices?
2022
Overview
SEE PDF] HFD AND INCREASED CRC RISK Obesity is an epidemic, leading to a 30%–70% elevated CRC risk (Mantovani et al., 2018). [...]understanding the link between a pro-obesity HFD and CRC is of particular interest. (2008)'s study running further and for longer periods of time. [...]higher intensity of exercise may be crucial to prevent polyp formation in an HFD context. Future research should focus on this complicated and variable relationship between diet, exercise, and energy production on ISCs and CRC initiation, rather than individualistic studies. What effect would fluctuations in exercise have on the ISC pool? DIET AND REDUCED CRC RISK Numerous dietary components, such as fiber and fruit, are associated with reducing CRC risk (World Cancer Research Fund, 2018), including black raspberries (BRBs; May et al., 2022).
