How intermittent fasting may raise risk of colon CANCER

Fasting like could cause , early research suggests.

In a study on mice, researchers found that rodents who fasted for 24-hours before eating had a 'profound' risk of pre-cancerous tumors forming in their gut.

This may be because the 'refeeding' stage causes cells in the intestines to become overactive, increasing the risk of cancer-causing mutations occurring.

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