Cancer Advisor

The quest for cancer prevention and treatment has been shrouded in ambiguity when it comes to the world of diet, lifestyle and dietary supplements. The bewildering array of options leaves us questioning their efficacy, for without robust scientific evidence, their true potential remains enigmatic.  Can foods and diet influence your risk of getting cancer? What types of foods reduce your risk and types that might increase your risk? What about vitamin and mineral supplements? Can supplements reduce your cancer risk or do they actually increase your cancer risk?  The term anti-cancer supplements can be a little misleading. Some supplements may help reduce a person’s risk of developing cancer or support the body during cancer treatment. This article compiles over 200 references and supporting studies related to cancer and the realm of supplements, diet and lifestyle. It's important to note that dietary supplements are not regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the