Chicken’s Link to Breast Cancer
According to new study a carcinogen found in grilled chicken may
worsen breast cancer. Researchers at Imperial College London shared
results of a study treating human breast cancer cell lines with PhIP,
one of a group of carcinogens called heterocyclic amines. PhIP is
commonly found in grilled and barbecued meats, especially chicken. The
researchers found that very small doses of PhIP caused the cells to
exhibit extracellular invasive behavior. The authors concluded that PhIP
is not only a potent breast cancer culprit due to its ability to damage
DNA, but could also increase the likelihood that breast cancer cells
will become metastatic, worsening existing disease.
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Most people in the world do not need to eat animal products for
survival. By transitioning to a plant-based diet, many common chronic
diseases can be avoided. Caring for our bodies honors God.
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