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From: billp@bronze.UUCP (Bill Pfeifer)
Newsgroups: net.med
Subject: Re: Re: Another dramatic cancer cure for macrobiotics
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Date: Thu, 13-Oct-83 19:10:42 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct 13 19:10:42 1983
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>>>Is there a relationship between food and cancer?  Almost certainly; the
>>>evidence is overwhelming.  But -- at least for now -- the relationship seems
>>>to be causal, not curative.  That is, assorted foods and/or their method
>>>of preparation introduce carcinogens into the body.

There is an article "Cancer and Cuisine" in the October 1 issue of Science News,
page 217, quoting Bruce N. Ames, chairman of the UC Berkeley biochemistry dept.,
mentioning "natural anticarcinogens", such as vitamins C and E, selenium, and
beta-carotene.

	Bill Pfeifer
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