I've also been largely vegetarian for decades and hardly ever eaten red or processed meat.
Watching the video once more the study, which was published last May and lasted 20yrs, is about whether diet can change the likelihood of getting prostate cancer in men who are at genetic risk.
The answer appears to be diet doesn't effect chances.
Although it appears men who have 'good lifestyle behaviour' have lower mortality from the disease. Good is, or maybe includes; not smoking, not overweight, exercise, eat a tomato based diet, fish, no red or processed meat.
He then talks about his experience/knowledge which is that a strict vegetarian diet can slow down the growth and psa rise, like they know sugar speeds up lung cancer growth. He says prostate cancer grows more vigorously with diets built predominantly around animal fats and proteins. He doesn't think small amounts of these are that significant.
Food for thought. Believe it, wholly or partly or not.
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