What if the “best” cancer diet isn’t one diet at all—but the one that fits how you’re wired? Today, we’re taking a look at why certain people feel better with more plant-focused, alkaline meals and lighter proteins and others need more protein and healthy fats to feel steady and focused.
Both Keto and Paleo diets have become enormously popular during the past few years – just glance at the covers of many magazines at the checkout counter of your local grocery store. While these two diets share similarities, there are key differences to keep in mind.
According to the study, the groups eating the most organic food saw the biggest reduction in risk, and even groups who ate moderate amounts of organic food had a reduced risk of cancer.
Want to dine out without compromising your health? The Templeton List reveals restaurants across America serving clean, organic, cancer-conscious meals you can trust.
