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Low Carb Diets Linked with Higher Risk of Bowel Cancers

Researchers from Aberdeen’s discovered a link between consuming and the presence of a cancer-fighting acid called .

The study showed that a group of men which consumed a low carbohydrate diet of only 24g a day experienced a four-fold drop in the level of a bacteria which is key to butyrate production. , leader of the research, stated “it is possible that such diets could contribute to ” since butyrate has been shown to protect against the disease.

Although the study only included men, Professor Flint said it is likely the results would be the same in women.

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