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The study even sites a theory posed in 1863 that cancer growth can be traced to inflamed areas in the body, and today, the authors state that around 20 percent of cancer cases are linked to chronic inflammation.
This would imply that other anti-inflammatory ingredients have additional health benefits beyond those already acknowledged in the health and wellness community.
Does this mean that products like green tea, fruits, and nuts could also have anti-cancerous properties?
The apparent linkage between inflammation and cancerous reproduction suggests this could be the case.
You can read the whole interesting study regarding this for yourself right here.
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