Betacarotenos Could Prevent The Cancer In Non Smoking

The betacarotenos are substances that are of great benefit to our health, they can be consumed in certain or contributed by dietary supplements, they cause results opposed in relation to cancer: among smokers these nutrients increase the risk of cancer, while lower it in non-smokers.

This is a study that is published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute in findings indicates that exposure to tobacco consumption changes the protective action of the betacarotenos, and also points out that these changes could include other nutrients.

Marie Boutron-Ruault, study conducted, based on the testimonies of 61,000 women surveyed for the French epidemiological study of women (known as the E3N). The prospective study achieved research actors can influence the development of cancer, such as diet and smoking.

Scientists observed in the studied participants portfolio of interrelated with tobacco in ten years between the non-smokers that consume little amount of betacarotenos tumors was 170 cases by each 15,000 women; among which they consumed large quantities of the nutrients and not smoking was 80 cases in the smoking rates were 170 cases per 10,000 if absorbed dose low betacarotenos and 365 if consumed large doses.

However the betacarotenos consumption would carry as a carcinogen, following thesis does not contribute with sufficient data to entrust to smokers to reduce the consumption of foods rich in beta-carotene and vitamins C and E to neutralize potential interactions between micronutrients and cancer.



 

   

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