SurvivorNetTV Presents: 'How Not To Get Cancer'
- SurvivorNetTV’s showing of How Not To Get Cancer: Diet, explores the role diet plays in lowering our cancer risk and helping our overall health.
- Studies have shown that diet can influence cancer prevention, as cancer risk can be linked to consuming high amounts of sugar, carbs and overcooked processed meats.
- How Not To Get Cancer: Diet covers a wide range of conversations about diet including the role junk food has taken in our lives, the myth of superfoods, and processed meats’ link to inflammation.
In this four-episode documentary series, cancer surgeon Dr. Richard Babor travels around the world to show what cancer prevention looks like in the modern day world. In this particular segment, Dr. Babor explores the role of diet in lowering our risk of cancer. The role of diet plays a huge role in cancer prevention, as cancer risk can be linked to consuming high amounts of sugar, carbs and overcooked processed meats.
Read More Related: Calling All Lung Cancer Warriors: You Should Watch SurvivorNetTV's Inspiring New Film 'Ain't In It For My Health: A Film About Levon Helm' In How Not To Get Cancer: Diet, Dr. Babor talks to experts in the cancer field, professional chefs, and others to discuss how a healthy diet is key in not only cancer prevention, but making sure we live a healthy and lengthy life. This episode covers a wide range of conversations about diet including the role junk food has taken in our lives, the myth of superfoods, and processed meats’ link to inflammation. This investigative and thorough documentary aims to educate us on how making a few small changes in our life may be the deciding factor in leading a long and healthy life. Other episodes to check out include Lifestyle; Environment; and Medicine and Technology.
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