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Dietary Extremes

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  1. Hi All

    In researching a different subject, I came across this
    article. The research is to do with breast cancer, but the
    conclusions IMO have wider implications than that topic.

    "Major dietary sources of energy (fat, carbohydrates,
    protein, alcohol) and breast cancer (BC) survival: evidence
    for favorable levels of intake."

    asco.org1,1003, 12 002643 00 18 0016 00 19
    00178,00.asp

    "Diet, particularly fat intake, has been postulated to
    influence BC prognosis but existing evidence is weak and
    inconsistent. In a prospective cohort study we confirmed a
    previously reported curvilinear association of BMI with
    overall survival (OS) (ASCO 2000 Abstract 272), the best OS
    occurring when BMI was 20-25 kg/m2. We now seek evidence of
    similar curvilinear (quadratic) associations of major energy
    sources with OS."

    <methods and detail snipped>

    "CONCLUSIONS: Our results suggest the association of major
    dietary sources of energy with OS is not linear: mid-range
    intake of each source is associated with the most favorable
    OS, extremes were associated with less favorable OS."

    See my sig.

    Cheers, Alan, T2 d&e, Australia. Remove weight and
    carbs to email.
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