According to a study, cancer rates are higher in Gen X and millennials than in older generations.

 

Gut Microbiome and Dietary Factors

The modern food that is popular in the West has also been connected to the rise in cancer incidence.

[4] Usually highly processed, these foods are rich in refined carbohydrates, sugar, and saturated fats. But eating a lot of processed food isn’t the only thing that causes weight gain.

Additionally, they have been directly connected to a higher risk of breast and colorectal malignancies.

Researchers think gut microbiome changes may play a role because digestive system malignancies are not associated with obesity.

They contend that the use of antibiotics and Western diets have a significant influence on gut microbiomes.

 

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