Colon Polyps Prevention
Prevention
The danger from polyps is that most cases of colon cancer spring from these growths. You can lower your chances of developing cancerous polyps in the following ways:
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Increase your consumption of fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
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Limit your intake of high-fat animal foods.
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Get at least 30 minutes of physical exercise on most days.
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Maintain a healthy weight. Extra fat, especially around the waist alters your metabolism and increases...
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