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Romla
8 years agoMember
Omg new research on bc spreading
Well people I know we are told a lot of foods we like may not be good for us and here’s another one.Drew my attention as only recently discovered the joy of fresh asparagus and did become a little keen - might need to rethink or try that moderation word.
Asparagus link to breast cancer is discovered by scientists - Evening Standard https://apple.news/A7YCP6hYNT4SOGwGL9lQ-8A
Asparagus link to breast cancer is discovered by scientists - Evening Standard https://apple.news/A7YCP6hYNT4SOGwGL9lQ-8A
18 Replies
- AfraserMemberPerfect solution, give up what you don't like - begone tripe, passionfruit (sorry passionfruit lovers, it leaves me cold), abalone and shark fin soup, never to pass my lips again. Let's see what that does!!
- Brenda5MemberWhen they figure out 'exactly' what "causes" breast cancer I will listen but until then I m not giving up anything. Ok, grapefruit but I didn't like grapefruit anyway. Everything in moderation I guess.
- MollygirlMemberWell after reading that I'm thinking there's not a lot left that I can eat ......
hungry already ! - DeanneMemberAhh but the gluten in bread @melclarity lol! And the fluoride in the water! :D
- melclarityMemberHmmm I love asparagus LOL and wont be stopping it anytime soon, not that I have it alot really. Science in nature is just that, they have to prove or explain things. Dont get to bogged down in all the studies honestly, Ive heard so many specialists actually say in public forums they are ALL minority studies. There is no absolute link if there were there'd be a cure LOL. So they keep coming up with different things. If they had there way we'd all be on bread and water hahaha!! with zero effect on breast cancer at all.
:) x - RomlaMemberPerfect @Afraser as have never been much of a moderate and now I feel a little less guilty
- AfraserMemberExcess on occasion is exhilarating. It prevents moderation from acquiring the deadening effect of a habit.
Somerset Maughan - RomlaMember@primek I think @Afraser nailed it moderation in all things so might restrain my daily bunch of asparagus in season to once a week - sigh ....
- RomlaMemberAgreed it is confusing - apparently fruit and vegetables do not have asparagine with the exception of asparagus and potatoes. I became a fresh asparagus addict last year after discovering how to cook it properly but it does make your urine woofy . Not sure about toxins leaving my body but it did give me a fright and quelled my enthusiasm for asparagus for a bit.
- primekMemberWell. So not much left to eat then. It's unlikely you could actually survive on a diet without tbose foods listed.