(NaturalNews) Obesity increases the risk of a large number of cancers, in some cases by more than 50 percent, according to a study conducted by researchers at the University of Manchester and published in the journal Lancet.
The new study was designed as a follow-up to an October report by the World Research Cancer Fund, which concluded that excessive body fat could be a cause of certain cancers.
"This study has extended that further and reported specifically on 20 different types of cancer," said lead researcher Andrew Renehan. "We showed an association with less common cancers that had not been shown before."
"This does not surprise me at all." says Paul Clegg. "When measuring antioxidant levels of clients using the Biophotonic Scanner, BMI influences the score as much as smoking does. Stress, smoking, BMI and low consumption of fruit and vegetables give free radicals a license to accelerate the growth of cancer cells, in my personal view."
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