Vitamin C could help block cancer-linked chemicals in your stomach, study finds
ScienceDaily reports on a study suggesting that vitamin C may help prevent potentially cancer-causing chemicals from forming in the stomach after people eat foods containing nitrates and nitrites. According to the outlet, the finding comes from a new mathematical model, which suggests that taking vitamin C after meals could reduce these reactions and offer a possible new strategy for lowering cancer risk.
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Vitamin C could help block cancer-linked chemicals in your stomach, study finds
Scientists have discovered that vitamin C may help prevent potentially cancer-causing chemicals from forming in the stomach after eating foods containing nitrates and nitrites. A new mathematical model suggests that taking vitamin C after meals could reduce these harmful reactions, offering a possible new strategy for lowering cancer risk.
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