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Apr 17, 2019 46 min

Does Eating Processed Meat Really Cause Cancer? with Tom Bainbridge

from The Ditch the Diet Podcast Hosted by Rachael Watson and Tom Bainbridge

Does eating processed meat really cause cancer? And does poor diet really kill more people worldwide than smoking does? BTN Academy's Tom Bainbridge and Ditch the Diet's Rachael Watson discuss this weeks news headlines and dig deep to find out the truth. Does consuming red meat cause cancer? Does eating processed foods cause bowel cancer? Can an unhealthy diet really cause you to become more unwell than smoking can? Find out in this episode of The Ditch the Diet Podcast. Links mentioned in the pod: https://news.sky.com/story/poor-diet-a-bigger-killer-than-smoking-and-accounts-for-more-than-a-fifth-of-deaths-worldwide-11683686?fbclid=IwAR1St4ZV8LNaZ7xj3o2h0KRBY0IwmYdVxy9EpL6Z1gI42wd4nKMeStB7y5I https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/apr/17/even-moderate-intake-of-red-meat-raises-cancer-risk-study-finds Listen to Tom's previous appearances on the podcast: The Keto Diet - is it any good for weight loss? Environmentally Friendly Weight Loss Join the FREE coaching program here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tddapril2019/ We hope you will now understand how to unpick the news headline surrounding 'does processed meat cause cancer'. Let us know your feedback: [email protected]

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