How Japan's Health Level Helps With Cancer Prevention
… here than in Asia. Nevertheless, statistics reveal that relative to men in the West, just as many precancerous microtumors are found in the prostates of Asian men who die before fifty from causes other than cancer.
Something in their way of life prevents these microtumors from developing. On the other hand, the cancer rate among Japanese people who have settled in the West catches up with ours in one or two generations. Something about our way of life weakens our defenses against this disease.
First, the Japanese diet contains far less sugar, which is necessary for tumor growth. Cancer cells …