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Folic acid - colon cancer's foe. (includes related article on folic acid researcher, Robert Stokstad): An article from: Medical Update [H] [T] [M]

Edwin W. Brown (Digital) Benjamin Franklin Literary & Medical Society, Inc. 1995-12-01
Release date: 2005-07-28


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Answers

Which of the following has not been shown in scientific research?

Lycopene in tomatoes may reduce the risk of prostate cancer.
The vitamin folic acid may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.
The vitamin folic acid may reduce the risk of colon cancer.
Low intake of lutin, found in green leafy vegetables, is associated with increased risk of ovarian cancer.


The vitamin folic acid may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Natural vs Synthetic Vitamins Part 3 Folate vs. Folic Acid


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Food Standards Agency - Folic acid and colorectal cancer risk update

Folic acid and colorectal cancer risk update

Monday 19 October 2009

The Agency’s Chief Executive, Tim Smith, has written to the Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Sir Liam Donaldson, with updated information on folic acid and cancer.

In December 2006, the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN) published its report Folate and Disease Prevention in response to a request from the Department of Health and the FSA. In its report, SACN recommended mandatory fortification of flour in order to reduce the number of pregnancies affected by neural tube defects.

In June 2007, after considering this report and options for improving folate intake of women of child bearing age, the FSA Board recommended mandatory fortification of bread or flour with folic acid. The recommendation to Health Ministers was made with the condition that there are controls on voluntary fortification and clear guidance on the appropriate use of supplements containing folic acid.

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News

Experts back folic acid in bread

BBC News - Oct 20, 2009

Experts back folic acid in bread Daily MailResearch has linked folic acid to a raised cancer risk, but the FSA said the evidence was not convincing. The US and Canada started fortification of bread Folic acid in bread given green lightAll bread should contain folic acid, says FSAUK: Folic acid should be added to all bread - FSA -all 12 news articles »
Be wary of B vitamins for heart health

Globe and Mail - Oct 07, 2009

Recent evidence suggests that getting too much folic acid may increase the risk of cancer in predisposed individuals, especially colon cancer. and more »
Adequate daily folic acid intake helps reduce cancer risk: local research

eTaiwan News - Oct 07, 2009

Lin said foreign researchers have also found that adequate folic acid intake can significantly lower the risk of colorectal cancer and can also help prevent
Lower cancer risk by eating healthy, exercising regularly

Grand Forks Herald - Oct 24, 2009

Selenium, zinc, copper, manganese, folic acid, vitamins A, C, E and B-6 are key antioxidants. Consumption of antioxidants is thought to provide protection
10 Most Hated Foods

Men's Fitness - Oct 28, 2009

10 Most Hated Foods fiber, folic acid, magnesium and other nutrients help prevent cancer, especially colon, lung, and breast cancers, and heart disease.
Fortifying with folate isn't just for ladies

Medill Reports: Chicago - Oct 23, 2009

Fortifying with folate isn't just for ladies Fortifying with folate isn't just for ladiesVarious studies had suggested a link between folic acid and colon cancer, but Britain's Food Standards Administration has since deemed those findings
Simply Seasonal: So you think you hate Brussels sprouts?

Summit Daily News - Oct 28, 2009

benefits include Vitamins A and C, folic acid, and dietary fiber. Recent research indicates that eating Brussels sprouts protects against colon cancer.