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Could eating healthy really prevent all cancers?
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Sadly.............no: Not all cancers all the time. But eating well leads to a better health overall. You will look and feel better and yes, will likely reduce the risk of some cancers. Do the right thing. Eat well, exercise, and avoid tobacco products.
Answered 6/10/2017
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