'Inflammatory Diet' May Boost Breast Cancer Risk according to : livescience

It's important to note that the study found only an association between an inflammatory diet and the risk of breast cancer, and cannot prove that this type of diet caused the women's breast cancer. Eating an "inflammatory diet" as a teen may increase a woman's risk of breast cancer, a new study suggests. Women who consumed inflammatory diets during their 20s, 30 and 40s were also at increased risk of breast cancer before menopause. [7 Tips for Moving Toward a More Plant-Based Diet]The researchers did not find a link between an inflammatory diet and the risk of breast cancer after menopause. Many factors affect a woman's risk of breast cancer, including her genetic predisposition to the disease, as well as other demographic and lifestyle factors.




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Bad Diet in Teen Years Could Raise Later Breast Cancer Risk

Of them, 1,477 developed breast cancer over the next 22 years including 870 who developed premenopausal breast cancer. And women whose diet worsened as they entered middle age did not seem to raise their riskof later breast cancer. Separately, a team at the Ohio State Comprehensive Cancer Center found that obesity itself changes the genes in a way that raises the risk of breast cancer. This study can not definitively show eating poorly as a teen causes breast cancer. Many studies have linked diet to the risk of various cancers, and another study published Wednesday found obesity raises the risk of 11 cancers, including breast cancer.



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