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Vitamin C taken after meals may reduce cancer-linked compounds in the gut
A new study suggests that vitamin C (ascorbic acid) present in the digestive tract shortly after a meal may reduce the formation of compounds associated with an increased risk of certain cancers. The findings are promising but are based on a mathematical model rather than a clinical trial involving human participants, so caution is advised. The research opens a new avenue for cancer prevention studies.
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