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Research on the relationship between starch consumption and large intestine cancer (colorectal cancer) is complex. High intake of refined starches and sugars may contribute to obesity and insulin resistance, which are risk factors for colorectal cancer. Conversely, whole grains, which are rich in complex starches, contain fiber and beneficial nutrients that may have a protective effect against cancer. Overall, a balanced diet with a focus on whole grains may lower the risk, while excessive consumption of refined starches could increase it.
What else can I help you with?
Can you get cancer from eating only one meal a day?
Yes. You should eat at least five meals a day, to avoid getting cancer.
Does eating burnt toast increase your chances of getting cancer?
try it and find out
Can eating your lunch fast cause some problems with your health?
yes eating to fast puts u at a higher risk of getting throat cancer
Does eating garlic damage the intestine?
No not at all.
Can you get cancer from eating certain foods?
Yes...and No. If you eat certain foods (like veggies) you can lower your risk of cancer. If you only eat juckfood, then your immune system will not be as healthy as it could be, raising your chances of getting cancer.
Does smoking while eating cause tongue cancer?
No. The causes of cancer are problematical. We know that doing certain things can increase the chances of getting cancer. There are people that have smoked for 60 years or more and have no problems with cancer. Conversely people that have never smoked have contracted cancer.
When does food aborption begin after eating it?
Small Intestine
Can eating an animal with cancer cause you to get cancer?
cancer is deffinitly not contagious
Can you get cancer from eating a cup of ice cream with sprinkles?
It is very unlikely you will get cancer from eating ice cream.
Can you get cancer from eating chip?
no
Is the cure for cancer eating sand?
No. Unless there is mysterious compound found in sand, eating it will not cure cancer at all.
Can healthy eating prevent cancer?
Not really, we all have cancer
