Plant-based diet 'may potentially help people with cancer live longer'
A diet rich in plant-based foods such as vegetables, lentils, fruit, nuts and whole grains may help people with cancer live longer, studies suggest.
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A diet rich in plant-based foods such as vegetables, lentils, fruit, nuts and whole grains may help people with cancer live longer, studies suggest.
Studies found a plant-based diet, along with an active lifestyle, could potentially improve the overall survival chances of patients with bowel cancer.
Four separate studies suggest a plant-based diet - along with an active lifestyle - could potentially improve the overall survival chances of patients with bowel cancer
Experts say more high-quality studies are needed to improve lifestyle recommendations for cancer survivors.
Expert says speculation is 'wildly and irresponsibly speculative.'