Eating a high-fat diet would most likely influence the risk of getting
pancreatic cancer. The pancreas is in the abdomen. It converts the food
we eat into energy for the body's cells. People who ate high amounts of
saturated fats had higher rates of pancreatic cancer than did those who
ate low amounts because the pancreas have to release more hormone to
digest it
Normal bacteria help to stimulate our immune system, which helps to fight cancer<span>. A similar study reveals further detriment in our normal immune </span>cells<span> with </span>antibiotic<span> usage.</span>
False because people wouldn't want to gain weight faster.
