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1. При соблюдении здорового образа жизни можно избежать возникновения более чем 50 % раковых процессов.

2. Избыточный вес, и тем более ожирение, значительно увеличивают риск развития многих типов рака, а также ухудшают общий прогноз заболевания и способность к излечению.

3. Механизмы до конца не изучены, но основными факторами взаимосвязи ожирения с раковым процессом считаются: инсулиновая «нечувствительность», увеличение концентрации лептина и инсулиноподобного фактора роста, снижение концентрации адипонектина, изменение баланса половых гормонов и процесс хронического воспаления.

4. Микрофлора кишечника приобретает все большее значение в изучении механизмов предотвращения ракового процесса. Известно, что правильный баланс кишечных бактерий с преобладанием Lactobacillus способен тормозить развитие и рост раковых клеток. Наш образ питания является основным фактором, влияющим на композицию микрофлоры кишечника, создавая «полезный» или «вредный» варианты.

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