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<blockquote data-quote="Oldvatr" data-source="post: 1494091" data-attributes="member: 196898"><p>The section you quote here is of importance, and is an unexpected outcome, I think. However, there may be a simple correlation between a higher standard of living and higher consumption of animal products, including highly processed meat products with preservatives, and also higher alcohol consumption. indeed the report does explain this possible link with increased wine consumption, but then shows that red wine seems to have a protective function in small doses. The reports that have been recently published do seem to suggest that red meat and processed foods are linked to increased risk. so recently we were warned to avoid sausages, bacon, kippers etc. I can quite believe that nitrite processed foodstuffs are a potential long term hazard and this applies to most processed foods, including PUFA cooking oils that are chemically filtered to extend shelf life and temp range. </p><p></p><p>There could also be a link to more affluent societies having worse pollution from cars lorries and buses, and contrails too. Lets face it, the contraceptive pill is causing concern amongst men here in that it is apparently linked to Moob growth, and in my county, there was a scare about animal growth hormones in animal feedstocks leading to low sperm counts. So, something in the water, perhaps? I strongly believe myself that the increase in cancer is related to mankind messing around with the environment rather that the natural food products that we should be eating.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oldvatr, post: 1494091, member: 196898"] The section you quote here is of importance, and is an unexpected outcome, I think. However, there may be a simple correlation between a higher standard of living and higher consumption of animal products, including highly processed meat products with preservatives, and also higher alcohol consumption. indeed the report does explain this possible link with increased wine consumption, but then shows that red wine seems to have a protective function in small doses. The reports that have been recently published do seem to suggest that red meat and processed foods are linked to increased risk. so recently we were warned to avoid sausages, bacon, kippers etc. I can quite believe that nitrite processed foodstuffs are a potential long term hazard and this applies to most processed foods, including PUFA cooking oils that are chemically filtered to extend shelf life and temp range. There could also be a link to more affluent societies having worse pollution from cars lorries and buses, and contrails too. Lets face it, the contraceptive pill is causing concern amongst men here in that it is apparently linked to Moob growth, and in my county, there was a scare about animal growth hormones in animal feedstocks leading to low sperm counts. So, something in the water, perhaps? I strongly believe myself that the increase in cancer is related to mankind messing around with the environment rather that the natural food products that we should be eating. [/QUOTE]
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