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morpeh [17]
3 years ago
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A diet low in whole grains and fiber, high in dietary fat intake, high in nitrosamines, high in pickled and fermented food intak

e, and low in fruit and vegetable intake is called a(n) ______ diet.
Biology
1 answer:
natita [175]3 years ago
7 0

carcinogenic diets

carcinogenic diets are foods that are carcinogenic in nature and they are foods eaten on daily basis that could end up given a cancer. Carcinogenic diets includes:

High dietary fat intake

High animal-food => low plant-food intake

Nitrosamines fm burnt & charred food
High intakes of pickled & fermented intake
Low level of antioxidants (esp. vita A&C)
Low fat & veg intake
Low intake of whole grains & fiber




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