Oncourologist Mark Gadziyan: sweets provide nutrition to cancer cells.
Some foods popular with Russians are in fact completely undesirable in the diet, especially everyday. This was told by the doctor Mark Gadziyan, who noted that their regular use is associated with the development of cancer.
Among the cancer-causing foods, the oncourologist Gadziyan named sweets. He explained that this store-bought delicacy often contains not only sugar, but also its various analogues, including fructose, syrups. In terms of the glycemic index, sweets are champions – from 100 units. Such a significant saturation with fast carbohydrates makes the product a real activator of the growth of adipose tissue, which can change metabolic processes, affect the entire body. channel.
Gadziyan warned that the risk of cancer is increased when foods containing added sugar are constantly consumed. It can be not only some desserts, but also ready-made, processed products. In addition, among the cancer-causing products, the doctor named products that contained non-natural additives in the form of preservatives, stabilizers, and flavor enhancers. For example, ready-made sauces, including mayonnaise and ketchup, are distinguished by their presence.
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“A fifth of the volume in a pack of ketchup is sugar. And cheaper sauces contain trans fats, ”the candidate of medical sciences shared his opinion.
In addition, Ghadziyan announced products with trans fats leading to cancer. Cancer susceptibility is increased by low-quality fats, such as margarine or palm oil. Their danger is the presence of trans fats and radicals that promote unwanted cellular mutations.
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“All baked goods from the store contain saturated trans fats margarine,” Gadziyan warned.
Earlier, the MedikForum.ru portal wrote about why obesity is almost impossible to defeat through healthy eating and sports.
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Mark Gadziyan healthy lifestyle urologist surgeon, oncourologist, candidate of medical sciences