Chapter
The Impact of Obesity on Cancer
03:20 - 10:56 (07:35)
Obesity is a major factor in the risk of developing certain types of cancer. Recent studies show that up to 13 types of cancer are linked to obesity, which was not previously known until the early 2000s.
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There are two main contributors to cancer: smoking and diet.
03:20 - 05:32 (02:12)
Summary
There are two main contributors to cancer: smoking and diet. Smoking makes up the largest portion of cancer cases, while diet, particularly high-fat diets, contributes significantly as well.
ChapterThe Impact of Obesity on Cancer
Episode1030 How To Prevent Cancer With Your Food & Fasting w/Jason Fung
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Decades of research on the effect of vitamins such as A, D, B, C, E, and fatty acids on cancer incidence have shown that they do not make any significant difference.
05:32 - 06:36 (01:03)
Summary
Decades of research on the effect of vitamins such as A, D, B, C, E, and fatty acids on cancer incidence have shown that they do not make any significant difference. Recent studies suggest that cancer may be related to obesity rather than vitamin deficiency.
ChapterThe Impact of Obesity on Cancer
Episode1030 How To Prevent Cancer With Your Food & Fasting w/Jason Fung
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Obesity has been linked to 13 different types of cancer, including breast and colorectal cancer.
06:35 - 09:05 (02:29)
Summary
Obesity has been linked to 13 different types of cancer, including breast and colorectal cancer. While it was not previously known, studies have shown that obesity is a significant risk factor for these types of cancer as well as type two diabetes.
ChapterThe Impact of Obesity on Cancer
Episode1030 How To Prevent Cancer With Your Food & Fasting w/Jason Fung
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The perception of cancer as a result of a random mutation has lead individuals to think that it is based on luck, however, the gene for cancer exists in almost all multicellular organisms.
09:05 - 10:56 (01:50)
Summary
The perception of cancer as a result of a random mutation has lead individuals to think that it is based on luck, however, the gene for cancer exists in almost all multicellular organisms.