英文摘要 |
Lung cancer is currently the highest incidence and mortality of cancer, smoking cessation, alcohol andavoid environmental pollution, early screening and treatment is very important. Studies have shown thatabout 20-30% of the cancer is related to diet and lifestyle, including lung cancer. This article reviews therelevant literature about the diet and lung cancer risks, including a daily increase of 50-120 grams of redmeat intake, the risk of lung cancer rose to 20-35%; reduced red meat and meat processing products isrecommend along with increasing fish and soy products. Daily intake of appropriate vitamins is important.If increasing 100mg of vitamin C daily can reduce the risk of lung cancer by 7%. Increasing 2mg ofvitamin E daily can reduce the incidence of lung cancer by 5%. The diet should also increase the intake offruits and vegetables, especially cruciferous vegetables. We hope this article can increase the diet and lungcancer-related knowledge and also to raise more relevant issues related to this study, to accumulate moreknowledge toreduce the risk of lung cancer. |