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Experts say that eating one thing for breakfast every day can reduce the risk of intestinal cancer, experts say. Justin Stebbing, a professor of biomedical science at Anglia Ruskin University conversation A website that can provide yogurt for health boosts.

His opinion came to know that the doctor’s case of the colon cancer of those under 55 was doubled and that the super -treated foods could have played a big role. Stebbing said:

“The intestinal bacteria can live inside the cancer, and in general, the healthy balance of bacteria is thought to be essential to maintaining a strong immune system and preventing inflammation, which can contribute to the development of cancer.”

Experts explain that Yogurt is also known to be known as colon cancer that occurs on the right side of the large intestine, which can help reduce the likelihood of eating an aggressive colon cancer of a particular type.

He added. “This study shows that consumption of two servings of yogurt per week has a low risk of an aggressive colon cancer of a particular type, which occurs on the right side of the colon and has a poor survival compared to the cancer on the left.”

The study, using 150,000 participants, showed that long -term yogurt consumption can be protected from some cancers to change the intestinal microorganisms.

The researchers measured how many of the bifido bacteria (the type of bacteria found in yogurt) in the tumor organization of the participants every two years.

They found that people who had eaten more than twice a week were at a low risk of “Bifidobacterial benignal lead cancer.”

Last year’s cancer study found that cases of young people are increasing in the UK than many other countries around the world.

In the UK, the average increase of 3.6% annually for 25-49 years.

Michelle Mitchell, CEO of Cancer Research UK, said: “This flagship study shows that the initial increase in early onset cancer, which affects adults between 25 and 49, is a global problem.

“According to this study, this study is the first to see that the ratio is increasing in the UK than many other countries around the world.

“Cancer diagnosis of all ages has a great influence on the patient and their families. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to the fact that the proportion of young adults is still very low compared to people over 50, but we must understand the cause of this trend for young people.”