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Too much fluid may protect against bladder cancer
And a new U.S. study found that eating plenty of fluids may provide some protection for men against bladder cancer.
And the relocation of "Science Daily" for U.S. researchers at the University, "Brown," who presented their findings at an international conference of the American Association for Cancer, to drink plenty of fluids associated with reduced risk of bladder cancer in men by 24%.
Although the study did not determine the underlying cause of the link between excessive amounts of fluid intake and protection against bladder cancer, the doctor involved the study, "Jaashen Joe" assumed that the fluid may expel carcinogens possible before he had the opportunity to cause damage to tissue that may lead to bladder cancer.
The researchers evaluated the association between fluid intake and bladder cancer in 47 909 men during the study continued for 22 years.
The participants answered questions concerning the quantities of fluids that they ate, the researchers found that eating more of 2531 ml per day, associated with a lower risk of bladder cancer by 24%.
The scientists noted that the link between the fluid and the incidence of cancer was stronger among young people, also noted that the men ate the lowest amounts of fluids, especially water with age.
And a new U.S. study found that eating plenty of fluids may provide some protection for men against bladder cancer.
And the relocation of "Science Daily" for U.S. researchers at the University, "Brown," who presented their findings at an international conference of the American Association for Cancer, to drink plenty of fluids associated with reduced risk of bladder cancer in men by 24%.
Although the study did not determine the underlying cause of the link between excessive amounts of fluid intake and protection against bladder cancer, the doctor involved the study, "Jaashen Joe" assumed that the fluid may expel carcinogens possible before he had the opportunity to cause damage to tissue that may lead to bladder cancer.
The researchers evaluated the association between fluid intake and bladder cancer in 47 909 men during the study continued for 22 years.
The participants answered questions concerning the quantities of fluids that they ate, the researchers found that eating more of 2531 ml per day, associated with a lower risk of bladder cancer by 24%.
The scientists noted that the link between the fluid and the incidence of cancer was stronger among young people, also noted that the men ate the lowest amounts of fluids, especially water with age.
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