Melk en kankerhttp://www.richardseah.com/naturalhealth/nomilk.htmlThe highest rates of female cancers (breast, womb and cervical cancers) in the world can be found in milk-producing / milk-drinking countries:
1. Denmark (139 per 100,000 population)
2. Scotland (136)
3. Hungary (129)
4. England / Wales (127)
5. Ireland (126)
6. New Zealand (124)
7. Northern Ireland (123)
Singapore ranks 18th (110), on par with the US.
- World Health Statistics Annuals, 1987-90
cited in The Cancer Prevention Diet, by Michio Kushi
A study of 250 women with breast cancer in Vercelli, Italy, found that they tended to consume considerably more milk, high-fat cheese and butter than 499 healthy women.
- Paolo Toniolo et al, Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 81:278-86, 1989
A 1977 study based on 111 cases with prostate cancer and 111 hospital controls showed that the cancer patients consumed more high-fat foods, including beef, pork, eggs, cheeses, milk, creams, butter and margarine.
- I D Rotkin, Cancer Treatment Reports, 61:173-80, 1977
Harvard University researchers asked hundreds of women with ovarian cancer to record in detail what they normally ate. There was one thing that they had eaten much more frequently than women without cancer – dairy products, especially the supposedly “healthy” dairy products such as yoghurt and cottage cheese.
The problem is the milk sugar, not the milk fat, so it is not solved by non-fat products.
- Cramer D W, et al, Lancet, 2:66-71, 1989
En hier meer over kanker en vlees:
http://www.goveg.com/cancer_meat.asphttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4662934.stmhttp://www.americancancersocietypromotesdisease.org/connection.html