Fight Colorectal Cancer With Diet and Screening
The column urges colorectal cancer prevention through weight control, exercise, and diet. It highlights 1 in 19 lifetime risk and stresses early screening with Hemoccult, sigmoidoscopy, and colonoscopy, plus 500 IU vitamin D in salmon and flavonol rich foods, with Dr Oz and Dr Roizen advising.
White whole grain bread blends taste with health
Reader asks about whole grain substitutes for white bread. The answer explains white whole wheat from alibi no wheat offers light flavor and high fiber without sacrificing soft texture. Olive oil lowers breast cancer risk by about 73 percent in studies, with Mediterranean diets linked to reduced risk and polyphenols and oleic acid contributing. Use olive oil in dressings or cooking in moderation for about 45 calories per teaspoon.
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Salt craving not an iodine issue say Dr. Donohue
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