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Life & charm Weekly: Health
Cancer-Preventing Moves to Make best Now
By Lynn Langway for life & charm Weekly
Preventing cancer often seems like a long, dreary list of don’ts: don’t smoke, don’t go out without sunscreen, etc. but along with the no-nos are lots of positive dos — easy steps that could decrease your cancer risks. “The best defense is enjoying a colorful, plant-rich diet and an active lifestyle,” says Elisa Zied, a registered dietician based in new York and author of younger next Week, who notes that such smart choices can also benefit your heart and your beyin.
Here are a few ways you can increase your odds of living a longer, healthier life.
Take the Weight Off
Obesity and excess weight are “clearly associated” with postmenopausal breast cancer, colorectal and pancreatic cancers, and are implicated in others, according to the American cancer society (ACS). The ACS also says that excess weight accounts for 14 to 20 percent of all cancer deaths. Trimming down to a healthy weight with a waistline of less than 32 inches (a measurement which is an essential indicator of harmful tummy fat) can cut your risk.
Shake a Leg
The national cancer Institute notes that there is “strong evidence” that physical activity reduces the risk of colon and breast cancer, while other studies suggest links to lower lung, endometrial and prostate cancer.
How much exercise is enough? The center for disease control and Prevention (CDC) recommends a minimum of 30 minutes of physical activity at least three times a week for adults and an hour a day for kids — with at least three of those hours being “vigorous” activity (hiking, running over 6 mph, soccer, etc.). and you don’t have to spend all that time in the gym. Romp on the beach with your kids, go dancing with your spouse or play a fun game of volleyball.
Got young daughters? vigorous exercise is especially essential for pre-pubescent girls, says epidemiologist Ruby Senie, PhD, of Columbia University, because it could postpone the start of menstruation, limiting their lifetime exposure to estrogen and later risk of breast cancer.
Go big on GBGG
That stands for Greens/Beans/Grains/Garlic, a cancer-fighting combo that health experts recommend for your daily diet. numerous — though not all — published studies link cruciferous veggies such as arugula, watercress and broccoli to lower risk of lung, colon, stomach and other cancers. Beans and grains pack plenty of fiber, shown by various studies to decrease the risk of colorectal cancer. and research cited by the national cancer Institute suggests that regular garlic consumption can decrease the risk of stomach, colon and pancreatic cancer.
Feast on Fruits, Nom on Nuts
Blackberries and raspberries are not only delicious; they also deliver much more fiber than broccoli, not to mention bolstering your defenses against colon and breast cancer. enjoying a peach a couple of times a week could lower your risk of postmenopausal breast cancer, according to one large study. and while nuts are higher in calories than berries, nibbling an ounce of them twice a week might also safeguard against pancreatic cancer, according to a study published in The new England Journal of Medicine.
Indulge in Moderation
Enjoying a little Chardonnay once in a while is fine — just don’t overdo it. The ACS emphasizes that drinking alcohol in any form raises the risk of cancers of the mouth, throat, liver, kolon ve meme. Hasarları hafifletmek için önerilen tüketim seviyelerine sadık kalın: 12 ons bira, 5 ons şarap veya 1,5 ons 80 korumalı ruh.
Çalışmalar ayrıca yüksek kırmızı et alımını daha yüksek kolorektal kanserle ilişkilendiriyor, bu nedenle tüketiminizi haftada iki kez 6 onsla sınırlandırıyor, diyor Zied. Ve kaburga-gözünüzü ızgaralayacağınız zaman, önce marine edeceğinizde: Izgara HCAS olarak adlandırılan kanserojenler üretiyor, ancak Kansas State Üniversitesi’nden araştırmacılar, yarım saat boyunca marine etmenin HCA seviyesini yüzde 88’e kadar düşürdüğünü buldular.
Lynn Langway, Newsweek ve Ladies’in Home Journal’da Sık sık hayat ve Charm Weekly’ye katkıda bulunan bir sağlık yazarı ve eski editördür. Onu Twitter’da takip edin: @travelcentricny. //js.revsci.net/gateway/gw.js?csid=f09828&auto=t&bpid=studioone
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