Colon Cancer: Folates Reduce Risk In Women

Yahoo! News:

Eating plenty of folate may sharply reduce the risk of colorectal cancer, at least for women, South Korean researchers report.

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[just2curious]

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[ResidualSelfImage]

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[Alison Rose Levy - Huffpost Blogger]

i just have to comment that here's an example of incomplete health information.

The research shows that folate can help prevent colon cancer (as well as a whole host of other diseases including cardiovascular illness and Alzheimer's.)

But this study fails to mention that other research shows that from 40% to as high as 50% of the population cannot metabolize and use ordinary folate, which is what is contained in the majority of supplements.

Due a common mutation, 50% of people would do well to take a special, more absorbable form of folate-- if they can find it.

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[minimalist syntax]

Do you happen to know if the people who have that mutation have a higher risk of colon cancer or other types of cancers?