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jwb375

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Which of the following is not a recommendation for lowering cancer risk?
 A) Maintaining a desirable weight
  B) Limiting consumption of genetically modified food
  C) Eating more high-fiber foods
  D) Limiting consumption of alcohol
  E) Limiting consumption of nitrate-preserved foods

Question 2

How do excess stores of central body fat increase cancer risk?
 A) By inhibiting the multiplication of abnormal cells
  B) By altering the metabolism of several hormones including insulin, testosterone, and estrogen
  C) By preventing oxidation
  D) By migrating fat cells to other areas of the body



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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